Celebrity Hunks Cry: Movies That Make Them Sad

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Tom Hardy

Jack's watery end in 1997's Titanic gets to the star who recently lamented to Vanity Fair: "I cried during the Titanic… I’d never tell [Leo DiCaprio]. He’s never going to find out. Yeah, I cried. There was enough room on that door. Really, realistically, it was kind of off. If she loved him, she would have moved over, right?”

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Justin Timberlake

Somebody give the man a tissue box! The pop star admitted to breaking down while watching 1989's Field of Dreams (when Kevin Costner asks, "Hey, Dad, you wanna have a catch?"), The Lion King ("When dad dies, it's tough), and Forrest Gump.

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Mark Wahlberg

The dad of four was touched by Tangled. "I was bawling my eyes out," the Contraband star said of Disney's 2010 reinvention of Rapunzel. "It's about a girl who gets taken away from her parents," he reasoned to Redbook mag. "Movies where kids are taken from their parents just tear me up."

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Benjamin McKenzie

The Gotham actor confessed to Entertainment Weekly that he once got emotional during a flight while watching Marley & Me. “A year after my dog died, I was on a plane and Marley & Me was an in-flight movie,” he said. “I cried so often that the gentleman to my right asked if I was okay. ‘No sir, I am not okay. My dog is dead.’”

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George Clooney

"I'll tell you the last time I really cried was at the premiere of Batman and Robin," the two-time Oscar winner joked of his flick to W magazine. "They were real tears because I realized that that it might be the end of my career, and I might have brought down the franchise along with it."

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Jon Hamm

All he wanted was to build a snowman! Disney's ice-cold princess tale Frozen had the Mad Men star sniffling during a flight. "Made me cry," he admitted to Vanity Fair in its June 2014 issue.

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Brad Pitt

"I'm not much of a crier at films, but there was one," Angelina Jolie's husband recalled of a time when he was hit by Montezuma's revenge. "On day two of this extremely painful episode, I watched a film called Life as a House," Pitt told W mag. "Kevin Kline is an architect and learns he has terminal cancer. He's estranged from his teenage son and decides they’re going to finish this house… This movie just crushed me."

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Snoop Dogg

Thelma & Louise almost ruined the rapper's street cred. "Wow!" Snoop tweeted about the 1991 flick. "Shed a tear at d end!"

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James Franco

The multi-hyphenate admitted to breaking down while watching the 1989 dramedy. "For some reason, I was watching Steel Magnolias repeatedly," Franco told W magazine. "Sally Fields… when Julia Roberts dies and she goes to the graveyard and she's like, 'Why, Shelby? Take me?!' That part makes me cry so much."

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Niall Horan

The One Direction hottie said Seth MacFarlane's 2012 comedy Ted was far from comforting. "Ted made me nearly cry," Horan said of the scene when Mark Wahlberg's on-screen stuffed bear and best friend dies. "It's kind of like Marley & Me."

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Colin Firth

Queue the waterworks! The King's Speech Oscar winner said Disney's 1941 cartoon Dumbo made him sob. "When a baby elephant's mom gets locked up in prison," Firth reasoned to W mag, "who isn't gonna cry over that?"

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Javier Bardem

Getting weepy over here! Penelope Cruz's husband confessed that Bambi made him sniffle. "That's unbearable," he said of the scene when Bambi loses his mom. "That breaks my heart."

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Andrew Garfield

At least he has Emma Stone's shoulder to cry on. Garfield said 1993 drama, In the Name of the Father, made him break down.