When I saw the tags, I thought Colin Hanks was going to play John Candy in a biopic. Which, honestly, might've worked with the right prosthetics.(?) But this is definitely a better direction....
When I saw the tags, I thought Colin Hanks was going to play John Candy in a biopic. Which, honestly, might've worked with the right prosthetics.(?)
But this is definitely a better direction. Biography docs are far superior to biopics. John Candy was one of my favorites growing up so I'll definitely throw this on.
An obscure tag formatting fact for those interested: A name that follows immediately after the trailers tag is the director. The three names before the source.youtube tag are the actors appearing.
When I saw the tags, I thought Colin Hanks was going to play John Candy
An obscure tag formatting fact for those interested: A name that follows immediately after the trailers tag is the director. The three names before the source.youtube tag are the actors appearing.
I’ll definitely watch this! I was such a fan of SCTV years ago that I feel like I know the cast and I’ve always been happy to see them in other things. Some of them have had huge success, and some...
I’ll definitely watch this!
I was such a fan of SCTV years ago that I feel like I know the cast and I’ve always been happy to see them in other things. Some of them have had huge success, and some of them medium success, but they’ve all been great in whatever I’ve seen them in.
Joe Flaherty and John Candy were my favorites. Joe sadly passed in 2024.
If you’ve only seen John Candy in movies, make sure you also watch some of his SCTV work. He often did characters who were more cynical and shady, such as Johnny La Rue, or mayor Tommy Shanks.
Related touring event being hosted by Ryan Reynolds' (who also produced the film): John Candy: I Like Me, An Evening with Ryan Reynolds & Friends More details here: https://johncandy.com/
“Love is not a big enough word.”
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Join Ryan Reynolds and special guests for an exclusive presentation of the new documentary, John Candy: I Like Me, telling John’s story by those who knew him best through never-before-seen archival footage, imagery, and interviews. Each screening is accompanied by a unique Q&A with Ryan, along with family and friends of John Candy, reflecting on the life, work, and joy of one of the most beloved actors of all time. Net proceeds of each screening will go directly to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital® to support its mission: Finding cures. Saving children®.
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When I saw the tags, I thought Colin Hanks was going to play John Candy in a biopic. Which, honestly, might've worked with the right prosthetics.(?)
But this is definitely a better direction. Biography docs are far superior to biopics. John Candy was one of my favorites growing up so I'll definitely throw this on.
An obscure tag formatting fact for those interested: A
namethat follows immediately after thetrailerstag is the director. The three names before thesource.youtubetag are the actors appearing.I’ll definitely watch this!
I was such a fan of SCTV years ago that I feel like I know the cast and I’ve always been happy to see them in other things. Some of them have had huge success, and some of them medium success, but they’ve all been great in whatever I’ve seen them in.
Joe Flaherty and John Candy were my favorites. Joe sadly passed in 2024.
If you’ve only seen John Candy in movies, make sure you also watch some of his SCTV work. He often did characters who were more cynical and shady, such as Johnny La Rue, or mayor Tommy Shanks.
Related touring event being hosted by Ryan Reynolds' (who also produced the film):
John Candy: I Like Me, An Evening with Ryan Reynolds & Friends
More details here: https://johncandy.com/