The Age of Adaline (2015) - Stay Scene | Movieclips

The Age of Adaline - Stay: William (Harrison Ford) confronts Adaline (Blake Lively) about her condition.



FILM DESCRIPTION:
Adaline Bowman (Blake Lively) has miraculously remained a youthful 29 years of age for nearly eight decades, never allowing herself to get close to anyone lest they discover her secret. However, a chance encounter with a charismatic philanthropist named Ellis Jones (Michiel Huisman) reawakens Adaline's long-suppressed passion for life and romance. When a weekend with Ellis' parents threatens to expose the truth, Adaline makes a decision that changes her life forever.

CREDITS:
TM & © Lionsgate Films (2015)
Cast: Blake Lively, Harrison Ford
Screenwriter: J. Mills Goodloe, Salvador Paskowitz
Director: Lee Toland Krieger

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[illusionary]

That acting by Ford is just pure gold.

[thejecs]

"you can't imagine how much it hurt". "Oooh, I think I can" this resonates so much with me that it shakes me to the core.

[sargassum]

This adaptation of Paul Rudd’s life is so interesting with a female perspective.

[Doc_Holiday.]

This should have taken place in 69. They were the true love in this story. You can see the love and hurt in her eyes when they were playing that game in the living room and she found out William named the comet after her.

[DreamBigJilly]

Their acting, ESPECIALLY FORD'S, is sooo good that every time I even watch just these scenes, I end up crying 😭

[nvue]

"here you go son, back in '69 we did some wild things. I'm passing it on to you with my blessings"

[moya_cityzens]

Just watched this movie wow.... A romantic drama without any boring all the cast acting superb...

[helenannleeshung]

Mr. Ford rendered me speechless with his acting in this role !! 👏🏾 ⭐️⭐️⭐️👑❤️❤❤ He basically gave a masters class in this one !

[Lone_Wolf]

I imagine if someone somehow became immortal today they’d have to live similarly to how she does in this movie. Also it’d be really sad because like her everyone around you would be aging and eventually died.

[birchgarden]

This scene is genius from the way it develops. Adaline sees William 0:06 and her expression is perfect: it's that gentle smile for someone you feel love for, she's just happy to see him. But as soon as he approaches her in 0:10, her intuition tells her something is up and she should be worried... At 0:16 she takes a good look at him trying to read him. At 0:21 she makes a last attempt at deflecting the truth with a disbelieving smile...

[squamish]

Ford is a force of nature. He goes away for awhile in the 2000s, then comes back and does Indy IV...not the greatest flick. So he keeps acting in his 70s, Age of Adeline is his best role in a long time, and then at 80 he decides to make one more Indy film, and brings incredible energy to the role when many people are sitting in the rocking chair. I think Indy V is great and makes up for Indy IV.

And it fulfills LucasFilm's original planned contract to do five Indy films, from 1981 :)

[nickfruge]

The way she says “William” is truly heartbreaking ….

[shadow]

If someone close to you wanted to become immortal, show this to them.

[FitzelgardMisledz]

As much as I love this movie imagine how awkward it would be that when she and Ellis do the deed and she casually blurts out “your dad was better” 💀

[emmanueldearredondo]

This woman can act I love everything she's in

[dlxmarks]

I kept expecting another character to run onscreen with a sword screaming "There can be only one!"

[sarawakboy]

"I cant Imagine how much it hurts" ... " I think I can" ...

[SharleneKate]

Blake Lively’s delivery is superb too ❤ the pain in her voice 😢

[opianaentrprise]

He’s probably feeling mixed emotions for sure

[Milordvega]

Imagine if this was an elder Han Solo or Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) who lost Princess Leia or Marion when they were young as she just disappears from his life.

Then 30 years later, while looking the way Harrison Ford does now, he meets someone looking exactly the way Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher) or Marion did in the original film, not anywhere as old as him.

That is the same effect.