According to NME.com, Gary Oldman has said that the “emotional” scenes in “The Dark Knight Rises” will affect audiences hard.

Oldman talked about the film in front of an audience at the Landmark Sunshine Cinema in New York. He said his favorite scene in the film was a sad scene featuring Alfred (Michael Caine).
He said to Collider that he’s sworn to secrecy, so he couldn’t talk about the scene in full, but he did say, “Watching Michael Caine work, as Alfred, was a great lesson for me. Just focus, concentration. He had this emotional scene. I’m kidding you not. It was tears and the whole thing.”

I’m eager to know what the scene could be about, but I’m also scared to know what could happen. I mean, since Bane is in this movie, people who read the comics already know what is probably going to happen to Batman. Surely there will be emotional scenes, but tear-jerking scenes must mean some hardcore stuff is going to go down.

You can read more about the conversation with Oldman at NME.com. “The Dark Knight Rises,” also starring Christian Bale, Tom Hardy, Anne Hathaway, Morgan Freeman, Marion Cotillard and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, will be in theaters July 20.

Written by: Monique Jones