Oh, yes. This is quite possibly the best part of the entire game. When I first read that Michael York was in this game, my first thought was, 'that guy from Austin Powers?' It's QUITE a different role Mr. York is playing here.
J. Saint Gideon's story is a fascinating one, and Michael York makes it come alive, and you immediately sympathize with this eccentric billionaire. Which makes it all the more amazing. After all, who really cares when a rich person cries?
Chris Jones doesn't say much during this scene, but in terms of acting ability, he's come a long way from Under A Killing Moon. He holds his own with Michael York here, even though, or perhaps because, he's doing most of his acting with his face and eyes.
All in all, this is my favorite scene in the entire game. Enjoy it.