You are my boy - Netflix After Life Moments

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[traubele]

Never thought I'd tear up for a David Bradley character

[CW-kerk]

Gets me every time. This scene is so realistic. My mam had a stroke 3 years ago and has dementia. She’s so in and out of reality that you just have to go along with it like Ricky does here, but years ago she remembers everything.
This scene is heartwarming.

[jtredenick]

His dad's facial expression at 1:14 makes me cry every time, you see in his eyes and face that he remembers who his boy is

[no-oneman.]

I know it's only a small gesture but the way Ricky tilts his head when he says ' you did it already dad' is class acting.

[seankilburn]

This guy is such a great actor. Huge differences in the roles hes played yet always pulls it off

[nazalfarsi]

I know you have Alzheimer, but the north remembers, Walter Frey.

[triumphbloke]

I'm not a fan of Ricky Gervais but he had this nailed. If you haven't watched the series they please try to. It is a real mix of humour, sadness and everything in between. Thank you for making it.

[blackbird]

When my dad had Alzheimer's he called me his favorite brother. He'd searched for the word 'son' a number of times, but we both knew what he meant.

[UserName-brzu]

This was the saddest scene of this masterpiece of a show. The joy in Ricky’s (Tony’s) face at 1:25 when he sees his dad remembers him for a split second, and then the complete change of emotion at 1:55. Truly heartbreaking.

[violetlucy]

God this scene made me cry. Reminds me of my lovely grandad. He’s still alive but honestly feels like he’s not truly here anymore ever since he developed Alzheimer’s. It’s such an evil evil disease- leaves you as a hollow shell rather than a person. He always had the most wonderful sense of humour and laugh and his jokes would light up the room. The bit where Ray’s face lights up slowly and realises Tony is his son is exactly how my grandad acts when he works out I’m his granddaughter. Beautiful yet heartbreaking scene

[markheywood]

What a career Bradley has had in the last twenty years. The unbelievably understated performance in this scene is heart-rending and absolutely top drawer screen acting - at 1:13 💔😫

[CW-kerk]

If you think this is a sad scene, I literally cried about 8 times in series 2. Loved both seasons.

[Boygonebad]

Love how you saw how much the dad had his sons back because he’s a “good boy”.

[NickHaflingr]

David Bradley is amazing here. The moment of realization on his face is so perfectly played that you can nearly read his mind and know exactly what he's about to say.

[Ierzerker]

Ricky Gervais can just lay out a scene so full of emotion. You can feel that hurt. That love. Then just brings it back with a off the cuff comment from his Dad. Mans a genius.

[sfoster.]

Ricky's face lit up when he remembered the wallpaper, cute!!

[Codetutor-DemystifyCoding]

This scene starts randomly and you are unsuspectingly just watching it and it suddenly hits you like a brick in face. That moment where he suddenly recognises his son and says - "You are my boy" - man that brought a lump in my throat. Both of them, nail it in this scene.

[rooster]

I love this clip like you won’t believe , just for a split second his dad is back . This is such a heartbreaking clip . Thank you Ricky .

[JustJazzzy]

‘Your MY boy’ for a brief moment he wasn’t alone anymore, he had his dad with him just for a little bit

[graemejack]

This is one of thee most amazing and emotional scenes I've ever watched. It's so unbelievably realistic. It reminds me so much of my dad when he had dementia. From Tony just making that litte extra effort to speak to his dad, his dad all of a sudden really recognising him for the first time in ages, Tony actually telling his dad he loves him and his dad just calling him gay 🤣🤣🤣