Tom Wilson’s “Crying Face” from Cast Away Goes Viral

In recent days, social media has been flooded with the image of Tom Wilson’s “Crying Face,” a humorous and unexpected moment tied to the classic film Cast Away (2000). While Tom Hanks is widely known as the film’s leading star, Tom Wilson — a supporting actor and comedian — has unexpectedly captured the spotlight thanks to an emotional facial expression that was originally cut from the final version.

In the viral clip, Wilson’s face contorts with sorrow, tears brimming as Chuck Noland (played by Hanks) parts ways with the iconic volleyball “Wilson.” Although the “Wilson” in the movie is just an inanimate ball, the edited video humorously superimposes Tom Wilson’s tearful reaction, creating a moment that’s both touching and absurd.

The phenomenon quickly evolved into a meme, with countless variations mocking everything from breakup sadness to the universal despair of facing Monday mornings. Celebrities and influencers have also joined the trend, posting their own recreations of Wilson’s emotional moment, propelling the meme to global popularity.

In an interview, Wilson expressed his surprise and delight, saying he was “shocked but thrilled” that a moment from over two decades ago has found new life with audiences today. His viral resurgence serves as a reminder that in the age of social media, a single genuine expression — no matter how old — can catapult an artist back into the public’s heart.

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