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The actor who played Ray Kinsella's dad, Dwier Brown, had recently lost his own father before the filming of Field of Dreams, so this emotional scene had a personal impact on him as well.
I didn’t like my father at all but I’d give anything to have him back for a game of catch.
Maybe men should not watch this movie with women. You get so few chances to cry and show your emotions. Thinking of things we wished we said to our Dads, but never can, is a good reason to shed some tears. Today is my Dad's birthday, by the way. Gone 23 years. You think about regrets. Things you wished you had said.
If a man watches this with some girl sobbing beside him he is going to try to be strong for her. He will not let himself feel. That is a shame. Because every now and then we really need it.
How many men in the theater felt totally ambushed by the end, desperately trying (and failing) to hold back tears
Blessed are they that cry at movies (amusing too, I can say that cause i'm the absolute worst)
Hello from Japan. I'm middle-aged Japanese man. I also cried when I watched this movie 30 years ago. My father taught me how to play baseball as I was 6 years old and he also told me how the history of Japanese baseball was. And I know many Japanese share tears as they watch this movie for the first time because we also love baseball. After Hideo Nomo was very much successful in MLB, many Japanese baseball players were successful in MLB. And now many Japanese watch MLB games on TV, especially games with Japanese players. Recently Shohei Otani playing for LA Dodgers, plays as good as Babe Ruth. In Japan, in Japanese baseball teams, there are many young players who want to play in Major Leagues. So there would be more Japanese baseball players who would come to Major League in the future.
This the guy's "chick flick", guy's relantionship's are complcated.
They asked locals to drive there.
After they filmed this scene, everyone on the crew calles their dad.