Renée Zellweger amazing scene from "One True Thing"

A career woman reassesses her parents' lives after she is forced to care for her cancer-stricken mother.

[@seanwalsh5717]

The father has the meeting with his daughter in his favorite diner, because he wants to have a sense of control over her in a public place where he is comfortable and she (he thinks at least) can't make a scene. But it doesn't work. He does not have the control he thinks he has.

[@DavidWilliams-so2dy]

The fact that she went from this to “Me Myself and Irene” demonstrates her acting range. This is brilliant work by an accomplished actor. And yes, I miss her old former face as well.

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

Her face is her own business, leave it alone. Besides, she looks fine now.

[@DavidWilliams-so2dy]

You responded to a 3 year old post. 🤣😂🤡

[@gdjustdoit1]

It’s all about the hat. The hat owns the scene.

[@elenaprodan871]

Haha

[@jcmat9917]

I always found Renee Zellweger a bit over-the-top and annoying… until I saw her here. This movie was like a starting point for her, to show her true range and potential.

[@siddharthnaagar7028]

Renee Zellweger is an amazing actress

[@livwelch3294]

Na I still sob 😭

[@scottyuwainat3899]

RIP William Hurt

[@marvinabigby5509]

Less attention to your family is not more daddy

[@retroreceptionist7571]

Honestly I know at the end you’re supposed to be happy they can reconcile but he was so selfish and can’t see past his own self that he squanders personal relationships even to those he wouldnt be able to function without. Even people he was supposed to be loyal to. So it was hard for me to see him as redeemable. I am a firm believer in not letting people have a place I. Your life that don’t deserve it. She’s supposed to swallow all those feelings because he’s “all that you will have left” nah

[@bradnewman5712]

Self deception is wonderful thing until suddenly it is no longer possible

[@funnyferns979]

Father Phil’s favorite movie.

[@bluecollarlit]

But Carm isn't a big fan of Renee Zellweger...

[@psychicpay]

I think Renee’s “Less is not more” is a subtle reference to William Hurt’s “Less is invariably more” as Macon Leary in The Accidental Tourist (1988).

[@georgetollisonbuffett]

William Hurt was THE best actor the history has ever seen. Renee is just one of the good actresses.

[@LB-tb4st]

Actually William hurt says less is more earlier in the film as his advice for writing to his daughter. That’s why she said it

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

@@georgetollisonbuffett Shut up.

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

It doesn't make sense though, THINK. Why would the writers make a reference to William's old movie when they make reference to their own?

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

@@georgetollisonbuffett There is no such thing as the best actor because it's all subjective. Also, you can't compare them, for starters they are not the same age. Third, you don't need to trash talk or downplay talent of other actors to praise your favourite, GROW UP

[@carlodelarosaManuelito]

Less is not more

[@kellycorreia3088]

Legendado ou dublado em portugues e pagamento em português. Como faço?

[@stepcollazo8134]

Where can i see it

[@homertakizakura1988]

Lmaooo that’s maplewood ave shout out mapso I work two doors over from that diner it’s the maple leaf

[@auspicious93]

where is it located

[@bluecollarlit]

Cool.

[@a697ag]

I miss Renee's real face

[@moneyjames7530]

at least her old face back

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

That's your problem, get a life

[@stepcollazo8134]

Idk i think i will have to drop everything to help my mom if she was sick..i only have 1...

[@bradnewman5712]

Maybe if he been a professor of Social Science, the the hard sciences he would have gotten it. But he was a grand Romantic of the Humanities I am kind of kidding but at the same time I am kind of not..