New Amazon Prime Trailer: John Candy: I Like Me (documentary)
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Colin Hanks on John Candy’s Comic Genius, Ryan Reynolds and How Bad Guy Roles “Can Be Liberating”
The feature documentary, 'John Candy: I Like Me,' directed by Hanks and produced by the 'Deadpool' star, debuts today on Prime Video.
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John Candy lived with a life is short cloud over his head. So he over indulged in certain things but it never took away from how funny and talented he was,how if he had success he wanted to share it with others. He always looked out for other people. Family was extremely important to him but he also wanted a career just as much. I had forgotten about his dramatic moment in the movie Splash that role and other roles was proof that he was heading to more dramatic roles. The main thing that hit me and the feeling that you get from listening to numerous people talk about him is that he is greatly missed.
Grew up in him. You forget he had a run even watching Home Alone every year with my kids…it’s like damn that’s John Candy.
one of the greatest especially if u grew up in the 80s
John Candy’s Son ‘Shocked’ to Discover Resurfaced Interviews Where Journalists Mocked the Actor’s Weight: ‘That Was Heart-Wrenching’
John Candy's son says it was 'heart-wrenching' watching "John Candy: I Like Me."
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‘John Candy: I Like Me’ Director Colin Hanks on Exploring the Private Trauma and Genius of a Comedy Legend
'John Candy: I Like Me' director Colin Hanks on talks about exploring the private struggles and comedic legacy of the 'Uncle Buck' actor.
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Ryan Reynolds Called Journalist Who Insulted John Candy’s Weight After Discovering the Footage: ‘I Wasn’t Trying to Shame Him or Teach Him a Lesson’
Ryan Reynolds defended John Candy by calling out a journalist who mocked the late comedian's weight.
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Damn his son looks like him
Checked it out within the past week. Good stuff.
Enjoyed the Second City / SCTV content with his former castmates ... the discussion about health / anxiety throughout his lifetime ... and the segment with Macaulay Culkin (he noted Candy checked in with him to make sure he was good; Candy was side-eyeing his dad when he was on set during the filming of Uncle Buck. Culkin had the piece of shit dad who was ripping off his kids financially). Culkin noting he was looking forward to reconnecting with Candy in his teens, but never got the opportunity (Uncle Buck was released in 1989 when Culkin was 8yo, and Candy died in 1994).
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