The Very Best of John Candy

Love and laughter with John Candy.

[@beakyturf6336]

Don't be sad he's gone, be happy he was here.

[@justindenney-hall5875]

Beaky Turf Namaste.

[@mainmast8955]

can do both

[@laurallama73]

Hey!😃Now, I like that!

[@TfiveR]

Can't help it. Still sad. Dearly miss that sweet, funny man.

[@Johnnycdrums]

Amen.

[@boscopark6721]

John Candy and Robin Williams are the only two celebrities that made me cry when they died. You felt like you knew John without ever meeting him.

[@QuiGonJinn1993]

I tear up thinking of belushi, Candy, Farley, williams. Hell a whole lot even Paul Walker.

[@jadedjay7861]

This is indeed true. The man was and still in my heart is a champion.

[@colico14]

Imagine those two yukking it up together.

[@Camus376]

I cried for John Candy a couple of times last year. And I loved Chris Farley as an actor also, his acting was amazing.

[@guywhousesapseudonymonyout4272]

Phil Hartman 's death hit me

[@WorldwideWyatt]

John Candy unquestionably made my childhood better. What a gift he gave us. Rest In Peace.

[@nike80nl]

Amen 🙏. I never forget his movies 😃

[@dgeneeknapp3168]

He was that uncle we kids couldn't WAIT to arrive at the reunion or the cookout. It wasn't on til that uncle arrived. THAT'S who John was to me....like my favorite uncle that was always up to stuff with the kids and the men. ❤

[@yappers2011]

yeah, same

[@Jack908r]

I never followed celebrity, but I shed a tear when he passed. He was just an honest guy, making us laugh.

[@matthewmckee9914]

Yes he did.

[@cenktoplar8378]

He was the definition of warm , friendly and that ''safe home feeling''.

[@Rick60905]

A man with a Heart of gold

[@adamdorgant9454]

@@Rick60905True!!!!

[@budgiemcleod4443]

Nobody made me laugh like John Candy made me laugh, and he did it without being vulgar or offensive.

[@cr0wchild306]

One of Best Comedians that ever Lived

[@johndeeble9826]

Or act like an idiot like will farrel

[@johnthelesserofthethirdoft863]

His kind eyes always made his sarcasm much better

[@adamdorgant9454]

Yes, now that you mentioned it!!!!

[@travyboy5947]

It's all personality, whit, and hard work and thinking gotta love John candy

[@mikeikeda1208]

I met John Candy once when I was at the airport. We had both boarded a plane in Chicago. I was coming back from Hawaii and Candy from Mexico where he had been filming and we met at the luggage carousel in Toronto and talked while we waited for our bags. He was open and friendly and gracious. R.I.P. gentle man.

[@joemarron6520]

Damn, didn't he pass in Mexico? Was it around the time he died?

[@bobbeaumont324]

That had to be really meaningful! Wish it was possible to have met him

[@lloydchristmas4547]

Damn, you are lucky. He's one of the few celebrities I miss. Gentle man indeed.

[@retropat3670]

Wish i could of met him as a kid...He made me laugh so much. In troubled times (Parents divorcing, moving to another province...So many changes for a kid.) He was always there to make me laugh and still does today. I felt like i knew him...I felt close to him, he was lovable, a good soul, he was one of the rare constant in my life. Still miss you John. RIP and thank you, so very much.

[@dystopian2153]

@@retropat3670 wow you just made me tear up. I didn't have same family experience growing up but I loved watching him. And as an adult with lots of instability in my life, watching him makes me feel like I'm home again. :)

[@thisolesignguy2733]

A truly great man. I remember Billy Crystal telling the story at his funeral about how Billy fell and broke his leg, and without a second thought, John picked him up and carried him all the way to the hospital. That's the mark of a true friend.

[@makavelidadon77777]

Wow🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

i PINNED you to 100 likes today.

[@Kiwi-Ahh-Nah]

Weren't they both visiting sick kids at the hospital when that happened? 😊

[@loristitt65]

WOW!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@PapaCowboySr]

Always a John Candy fan. His legacy definitely lives on!

[@thenson1Halo]

The final shot in Planes, Trains, And Automobiles still makes me tear up every time. His passing makes it hit so much harder.

[@williamerentfro9543]

I know the feeling. John . A great man. I never met him personally. Canadian Bacon was his last movie. He died while filming. He was epic.

[@bobdobalina838]

Tear up?? I'm bawling 😅

[@AdamsOlympia]

I don't get why they asked him to lose so much weight for that film. (100 pounds, an unhealthy amount to lose in a single summer) .. His original weight wouldn't have detracted from his character -- if anything, it would lend even more authenticity to the comedy.

[@thenson1Halo]

@@AdamsOlympia maybe they were trying to save his life.

[@AdamsOlympia]

@@thenson1Halo Losing that much weight in such a short period may have killed him. It can do heart damage to lose so quick.

[@miriamjewett5438]

John Candy was one of the good guys

[@davidjones6470]

Your right one of the best people in the world!!! Love the guy

[@dudds6699]

He Seems like the genuine article. Apparently his death broke John Hughes heart.

[@Jtough278]

Blue C lmfao sure lol and my dads Denzel Washington

[@adamdorgant9454]

Agreed!!!

[@adamdorgant9454]

@@dudds6699 True!!!!

[@garganrose]

It's a real shame he's no longer with us the world could really use someone like John Candy again.

[@RebelRebel420]

He'd be disgusted by what hollywoods become all the hate and greed and perversion

[@lpg12338]

Well Said! 👍

[@gzuskreist1021]

What about John Candy but Chinese

[@billgateskilledmyuncle23]

Uncle Buck is such a great movie. I wish we could've watched him grow old.

[@arky5610]

one of the most underrated actors ever, i love this guy

[@supersandman86]

He's not dead. Legends never die.

[@radfatdaddy4169]

John Candy, a legend? As if. John Candy is literally God, he just went home.

[@keithhanscome5862]

supersandman86 that’s a fact.

[@andykaufmansgirl1974]

You’re right because he’s unforgettable ❤️

[@poky1958]

planes trains and automobiles was one of the greatest movies of all time.

[@Calphool222]

Watch it every year during the holidays. Every single year it causes me to tear up. It's a classic, just like It's a Wonderful Life.

[@adamdorgant9454]

You’re right about that!!!!!

[@mimicry88]

Thanksgiving classic!! And there ain't many of those.

[@adamdorgant9454]

@@mimicry88 I know Right!!!!

[@mikedelisle6419]

I watch it every Thanksgiving. Good way to kick off the holidays. John Candy just has this feel good vibe. Not that actors today don't, but the way movies were made then just makes it shine through.

[@discman15]

One of my very favorite people. A gift to humanity, a big warm doofus with a heart of gold. You left us too soon John, thank you for the smiles and laughs ✌

[@jimmyavpi]

John Candy and Rodney Dangerfield, the world is a sadder place without those two guys in it.

[@travelinben1966]

Losing John was like losing a friend. R.I.P. my friend.

[@Psyfi85]

Indeed, was only 9 when he died but sobbed uncontrollably.

[@mister8800]

It really felt like a kick in the stomach the moment I heard of his passing.

[@elvispresley1085]

Brian did you meet

[@elvispresley1085]

Rusty Nailz drama queen!

[@Psyfi85]

Elvis Presley um, I was 9 there pelvis.

[@radiohaven5093]

My dad was a carbon copy of John Candy, he was a bit big, funny, and cared about everyone else more than himself. We watched Planes, Trains and Automobiles every thanksgiving. He died suddenly just like John did. Now I can't watch the movie without tearing up.

[@lloydchristmas4547]

I'm sorry to hear. Thanks for sharing. I miss my dad too.

[@glenkennedy5226]

You were so lucky to have such a fun loving Dad....you know he'd want you to keep smiling and cherish your time with him!

[@justindenney-hall5875]

Radio Haven Namaste.

[@JanetStarChild]

@ Radio Haven You're lucky you had a father like that. I'd rather have a sweet, caring father who lived to be 50 than a mean, selfish asshole of a father who lives to be 100.

[@wardmccreery4692]

I'm sorry for your loss!!

[@arynrowland862]

We can only aspire to leave behind as lasting, as positive of a legacy as John Candy has. A man who is remembered for making others laugh, and who represented the best qualities in all of us. RIP

[@markpimlott2879]

Wow! 'So succinctly yet so beautifully and appropriately stated. As was so often felt by the multitudes (and might so reverentially be stated on his gravestone: "HE WAS A VERY GOOD MAN!" 🇨🇦 🍁 👍 👌 ✌️ ❤ 💖 💕 ❤️ 💙 💜 💖 💗 💘 ❤️ 💙 💜 💖 💗 💘 👍 👌 ✌️ ☮️ 🍁 🇨🇦

[@LAAPmusic]

One of the most underrated of all time. This generation probably has no idea who he is and it’s sad.

[@avalon1108]

Like Chris Farley.

[@coolgc1]

As long as you show people his movies and shows they will know who he is. We have to keep John Candy's memory alive.

[@bluecat9916]

The best uncle anyone could ever have had. RIP my man

[@ruk2023--]

I'm trying to remember the last time I read through youtube comments and nobody had anything negative to say about the person being discussed.

[@Jiv_Ing57819]

Never heard of him, who is he? Seems like another fool who people only like to fit in

[@villiantwo]

old school Canadian legend. watch some of his old movies

[@littletraveller5428]

There’s no way there can be negative comments about this guy he was too nice.

[@heros2110]

Keanu Reeves. Tom Hanks. Those two come to my mind.

[@jeffwads]

True. As jaded as many YT users are, Candy is simply impossible to dislike.

[@susanrusie1359]

John Candy was a class act, a great actor, and very funny. I loved all of his movies, but particularly “Planes, Trains, and Automobiles” and “Uncle Buck”. What you saw on screen wasn’t acting. That was how he was in real life. Just a real genuine guy. I don’t think there was ever a person as loved as John Candy was. Gone way too soon and is truly missed.

[@christinedarrock8486]

A true Canadian treasure. My late husband had the honour of working with him, Eugene Levy, Joe Flaherty, Catherine O'Hara, Dave Thomas and Martin Short when they were doing SCTV in Toronto. He had only praise for all of them. He said they were all "real" people, incredibly funny and kind. However, he had a special place in his heart for John Candy. Gone - but will never be forgotten.

[@papabear9481]

I'm truly sorry for the loss of your husband Christine. It sounds like your husband got to experience what most of us can only wish we could have. I miss Mr. Candy to this very day, grew up watching him. Can't believe it's already been nearly 28 years

[@q7jdwomfvkbj74]

Thank you for your story.

[@chrissiebawn9357]

LOVE 🇨🇦🇨🇦😀😀😀🙏🙏❤❤🇨🇦🇨🇦😀

[@tonyshadid8437]

My mom was the backup actor for the teen girl in uncle buck and she met John candy and hanged out with him a lot she said he was a wonderful man

[@pervertedstoner69reborn70]

You sir are a lucky ducky.

[@adamdorgant9454]

Tony shadid Awesome!!

[@adamdorgant9454]

@@pervertedstoner69reborn70 Agreed!!!

[@bokhans]

@@pervertedstoner69reborn70 if you where a smart man, you would understand that with such an alias you destroy everything you write, it turned in to 💩. 🤦‍♂️🤯

[@pervertedstoner69reborn70]

@@bokhans I dare you to say that to a rabbi whose last name is Hitler.

[@cbgreenbay]

I watch Planes Trains and Automobiles every year the night before thanksgiving to start getting in the holiday mood . And I watch Summer rental every spring waiting on summer to come.

[@pukkastreams4143]

PTA to this day is still my favorite comedy. I watch it every year and still laugh my ass off.

[@ronaldwong7827]

cbgreenbay My Thanksgiving tradition

[@toddcunningham3213]

I wish my statement were true, "Doesn't everybody?"

[@honklerton732]

Don't forget the Great Outdoors!

[@Wolfdragon92584]

The guy was a loveable, witty teddy bear. Sharp as a tack, but never obscene or offensive. Definitely my favorite comedian from Canada.

[@joecombs7468]

That last image in "Uncle Buck" where he holds up his hand to say goodbye. I remember seeing that in the movie theater. The whole movie he was Uncle Buck. But to me. In that last image. That was John Candy. I miss him.

[@jadedjay7861]

That hit me right in the heart.

[@adamdorgant9454]

We all Miss John Candy Greatly!!!!

[@alejandroroman226]

I had that movie along with Going Berserk and The Great Outdoors on DVD. Everytime I saw that image of him waving and smiling at the end, it always hit me like he was smiling genuinely and not by the script. Wish he was still around for my generation but I still appreciate his past works

[@joecombs7468]

@@alejandroroman226 I have "Wagons East" too. His last movie.

[@joecombs7468]

@4862cjc John died while they were filming "Wagons East" and they had to rewrite the movie so they could finish it with the video they had of John. That's why I say it is his last movie. Fortunately they were almost finished when he died.

[@briggsquantum]

Steve Martin is fine actor and a great comedian. But in Planes Trains and Automobiles, the final scene in the train station when John says "Marie's been dead for eight years" his delivery is beyond perfect. It is straight from his heart to ours. It is one of those moments where only incredible talent will do. And poor Steve had to react to that moment and he didn't measure up. That's how good John Candy was. Of course if Maureen O'Hara says you're good, well, you're good. She would know.

[@wherethe2riversmeet628]

briggsquantum That scene still makes me tear up to this day, even after seeing it so many times.

[@emrebilgi]

He was humble. That's why O'Hara must have felt he wasn't aware how great actor he was and this is not merely as far as comedy scenes are concerned. He was very good in drama as well. I always find him convincing acting protective, angry, upset, strong or vulnerable also.

[@FriendofRamblinJack]

Loved your answer about Maureen. Sure miss Mr. Candy. God bless.

[@littletraveller5428]

That and in the hotel when he asks you wanna hurt me go ahead I’m an easy target. That face it just came across so real. Amazing actor.

[@fearnobeer9077]

I still well up watching that, honesty is in the eyes, he had it.

[@matrix128500]

This guy went way before his time, loved him growing up. The final scene in Uncle Buck of him saying goodbye brings a tear to my eye every single time.

[@Jiv_Ing57819]

You don't experience emotion, so that's a lie, you have no empathy so this is a lie? What do you think next, that this is a lie? Well then your life is a meaningless lie and you never will know truth.

[@CamelSmokes23]

I've watched Uncle Buck around 10 times now, it never gets old. Years and years go by, but just like you, I always tear up a bit when he waves that final goodbye. John was truly a gift to the world, he was something special, and I am so thankful he spent his time on this earth makes us all laugh and cry.

[@jeremyanthony9300]

Chanise , were going home. We're not dying.

[@Haggy836]

@@Jiv_Ing57819 You're a strange creature.

[@leeswatls]

My favorite

[@MichaelTowns]

I'll never get over John's passing. I still remember it. I was 16 and it felt like I had lost a big brother.

[@charliebigbear1630]

My mother used to ride horses with him. Every time we would go visit him on his Ranch it was an absolute enjoyment. He was and always will be my childhood hero.

[@nancystone6044]

HEARTBREAKING WE LOST JOHN CANDY AND WHEN EVERYONE WAS TELLING THEIR TENDER STORIES OF HIM, THE ONE THAT TOUCHED ME THE MOST OCCURRED DURING ONE OF THE ACADEMY AWARDS. A MALE USHER SAID HE'D DONE THE DUTY FOR YEARS BRINGING STARS ONTO AND OFF OF THE STAGE. ONLY ONCE DID A STAR THANK HIM...JOHN CANDY.

[@j-boogiebrown9961]

He won an Oscar? What for?

[@nancystone6044]

PROBABLY A PRESENTER @@j-boogiebrown9961

[@liefbrunhilda926]

Why are you yelling?

[@dustinreid164]

All i read was touched me the most and usher.

[@rzella8022]

Aw lucky you.

[@Synthematix]

Plains trains and automobiles one of the best films ever made

[@stevencorsoe9575]

Check out only the lonely such a truly great and underrated movie.I think that was his best.A very hopeful ending...the best scene was when he finally got mad at his controlling mother and the conversation was about his father whod passed away many years back...tough movie not to cry through.Check it out you will really love this movie.

[@kevinlacoursiere7075]

Uncle Buck is right up there as well

[@stevencorsoe9575]

@@kevinlacoursiere7075 absolutely...great movie.Just a normal guy with flaws but that is what made the character perfect.

[@adamdorgant9454]

Agreed!!!

[@lisayohe132]

Still makes me cry in 2020, oh how l loved him.

[@avalon1108]

And still in 2024.

[@nolanolivier6791]

John Candy was possibly one of the most effortlessly funny men in Hollywood. Literally all my friends as a teenager loved his movies; we could rattle off quotes for hours. Even his 'bad' movies were good. Nobody but nobody working in Hollywood today has 1/10 of the heart that Candy had. His earnestness and sincerity were seemingly palpable.

[@Schnitz13]

John Candy was such an amazing person. His comedic acting was something special, but the way he conducted himself as a person was amazing. You can tell that Aykroyd really misses him. RIP

[@jonahmj]

I miss the big guy every day. I had a bad time in my teens with bullying at school. I played truant one Monday, and with my meagre means to make money as a skinny 15 year old kid, I watched Planes, Trains and Automobiles. For those 90 odd minutes, I forgot. And for John Candy, Steve Martin and John Hughes, thank you. To this day, it is my favourite comedy film.

[@kentexican5844]

I think I will make that one my next film to watch. Thanks.

[@The_gaming_archaeologist]

The ending never fails to bring to tear to my eye, quite rare for a movie to do that to me.

[@kevjohno86]

He brought light into a dark world, whst a presence ..

[@awfulorv]

That ride in the burning car was beyond magic. And his trying to explain to the policeman what was going on, was priceless. Thanks for the great memories, we should all leave such meaningful moments to coming generations.

[@gerryyaum]

a great movie..on many levels...funny, sweet, and also so honest and true.

[@Zelos311]

He had a true gift for translating emotional depth and empathy into his characters.

[@stephenvanwyck2851]

The Final Scene of Uncle Buck where he and Jean Louisa Kelly wave Goodbye to each other makes me CRY LIKE A BABY, Each and Every Time

[@bobp1016]

He is missed and he was a very special actor. Loved Uncle Buck!!

[@howiecourt3445]

Watching this at the beginning of 2020 and I still miss John Candy. What a man.

[@davidrockey7190]

😂 yeah true absolute talent.

[@specialforcesguy]

He died because problems of blood pressure for heart? Too much weight i guess hah

[@deanvinlove6095]

Loved John Candy, miss his humanity and his humor. RIP my man!

[@incidentalist]

You made my childhood that much better UNCLE BUCK!! RIP John, always love!! TY for your life!

[@stevecrazy9491]

Amazing a 6'4" big man could play such good and gentle rolls. May John Candy R.I.P.

[@SH00T_TH3PUMP]

A heart too big for this world. What a beautiful soul.

[@buckbuck9225]

SH00T TH3PUMP a heart to.big for this world?? get...a...grip....

[@maribethspence6740]

SH00T TH3PUMP Don't Like Your user name though

[@bmhood3636]

Buck Buck shut up

[@maxiepattie85]

well said

[@billgateskilledmyuncle23]

Is your user name a hint at assassination? Should be reported to SS.

[@chadlehn8361]

John was a one of a kind guy I miss him so much ..rest in peace john God bless

[@jd8733]

An absolute childhood favorite.... As an adult really understood how great he truly was!!!!

[@billc3271]

No-one is ever really gone if you remember them.

[@blaker007705]

I love John candy...everything he did personified being Canadian...humble,kind courteous and polite. R.I.P my friend😥

[@carolinafine8050]

BLAKE OSMAN or being a Catholic

[@24superior]

🤣

[@shaniadirstein3650]

I love how in some roles he really brought attention to Canada. Like in P,T,& A in the airport lounge scene hes reading a book called The Canadian Mounted

[@fifthbusiness1678]

Ah, if only all Canadians were like that. I love John C as well, but that’s a myth, sadly. And I’m Canadian

[@philsurtees]

@@fifthbusiness1678 Well, of the entire American Continent - North and South - you're the only country that shouldn't be nuked back to the stone age, because you're the only civilised country there.

[@francus7227]

The Wizard of Oz said it best, "You are not judged by how much you loved. Rather, you're judged by how much you were loved."

[@aleccullen2696]

Hear, hear!

[@allaboutroofing2]

I was 16 years old when Mr. Candy died and he is still to this day my favorite actor. I think he was holy or something, chosen by god to be able to feel like a close friend to his fans. There is a pureness in his eyes that are unmatched. Two actor comedians I really miss are John Candy and George Carlin, but for vastly different reasons. If I had the choice to meet either, but only one I would have chosen John Candy.

[@joesarr1671]

The sweetest guy ever walked on the face of the earth, John rest in peace.

[@MickeyKnox]

that motel scene from Planes, Trains and Automobiles always brings me to tears - he was the best. Man I miss John Candy.

[@markusantonio4866]

Drinking the travelers, lol!

[@ssnoc]

John Candy was truly one of a kind - a funny, gentle beautiful person - RIP 👏🙏

[@sij6169]

Candy was a genius, a comic genius. The way he could carry a scene was something I've never seen a comic actor do. Then in films like JFK he could deliver bang on great acting. What a talent

[@ridvanrideon]

Rest in peace - John Candy

[@Choices2aa]

I miss him so much and he was such a great actor and he had so much to give RIP John Candy!

[@hidereplies1425]

RIP John Candy, you were one of the good ones.

[@bobalobalie]

WAIT! WHAT? When did he die?

[@bladerunnerbladerunner7897]

@@bobalobalie 4 march 1994 Durango Messico

[@emrebilgi]

Stress from the cold turkey effect of smoking a few months ago and the team he co-owned was sold, alcohol shots, tiring shooting and mediocre accommodation in Mexico, arguments about the script combined took its toll on his life.

[@richardgshields]

I love how everyone who ever knew the man had only gracious things to say about him. That tells you he was someone very special .

[@jimsmith2763]

The great thing about John Candy is what you read about everyone who worked with him. And that was that he was a joy to work with and always humble. And even more, the general public who had the pleasure to meet him said the same. He was a true gentleman, and treated everyone he met with respect. I’m glad I grew up with his movies. They all brought great joy to us who grew up in the 80’s and 90’s. Anyone who didn’t love Del Griffith is no friend of mine.

[@staciepoole8161]

John Candy was my favorite comedian. He was such a kind heart and the world is left lacking without his presence.

[@christopherleblanc3687]

RIP, one of Canada's greatest gifts to entertainment. Forever missed, by friends, family, and fans alike.

[@adamdorgant9454]

True!!!!

[@VladimirBlarp]

That simple hand up wave at the end of Uncle Buck tells the story, an image forever captured, of the true person he actually was.

[@johndoa4839]

Grew up watching this legend The world could do with another John candy movie right now

[@user-mn1vz5ew7o]

A legend of an actor. Believable in every role. Loved in every role. Very fond memories of my childhood in these clips. Thanks 😊

[@trevormurraymusic4975]

Everyone forgets his great small dramatic role in "JFK", he was amazing in everything.

[@Psyfi85]

He was perfect for Dean Andrews.

[@kenanacampora6648]

Daddy-O. I loved him in stripes . EST seminars. 😬🚬

[@adamdorgant9454]

Yes, now that you mentioned it!!!!

[@kevinburke6055]

“Kennedy’s as dead as that crap meat”.

[@t0manderson571]

@@kevinburke6055 " How do you know who your daddy is , CAUSE YOUR MOMMA TOLD YOU SO!" Final line in "JFK"

[@Thulgore]

That Orson Welles impression was fucking spot on!! I'd never seen that before. Holy shit I actually thought it was Orson.

[@penguin44ca]

Move the camera

[@rnforstall]

Nobody has made me laugh and tear up in the best ways movies can do it than John Candy. I still love Norm saying they should name the Canadian Oscars "The Candy."

[@marcosgonzalez4525]

A captivating Actor, not just a comedian . His humanity and decency shone through . Never detracted from.any role he played always added to his movies . What more can you say about a man ? His epitaph . He always made you feel better .RIP big guy . You were a giant as an actor and person .

[@jadeshannon5583]

John Candy made the world laugh!He was hilarious in trains,planes and automobiles.

[@pikin2]

"A little Mexican trip"

[@biff_3584]

“Buck Melanoma, Moley Russell’s wart” Great line.

[@GRJTX]

I haven't forgot about John. I was just thinking about him and watched this. John is and will always be one of my favorites.

[@dwartfarquart9590]

Best of Humans is a fitting spot to showcase John Candy.

[@mesenteria]

Buck Melanoma....Moley Russel's wart.

[@joemarron6520]

mesenteria I just laughed so hard I startled my sleeping son

[@andrewhamilton6677]

5 of the funniest words in film

[@ericl5820]

Greatest line in a movie EVER!!!!!!

[@jaybee6505]

I laugh every time

[@gregm8871]

"Melanoma Head's comin"

[@chrisbjorn825]

One of the best comedias ever,John Candy. We miss you sir.

[@adamdorgant9454]

We all miss John Candy Greatly!!!

[@Jake-vh6jp]

It's sad that most kids these days won't understand how great this man was. I'm happy i got to watch alot of John Candy back in the day growing up. I can't believe its been almost 30 years since this great man left us.

[@planetX15]

If he were alive today, wouldn't he be around 72?

[@papabear9481]

@@planetX15 Pretty close to that age I believe and we would have had at least 30 years more worth the laughter.

[@specialforcesguy]

Was the weight the main problem for his blood preassure? His heart just gave up hah..sadly.

[@benkeel2966]

My family loved John Candy❤ So much

[@matthewrogers6866]

Poor akroyd got to b the saddest guy in the business all the friends he lost....i can relate

[@jefffawcett]

On the other hand he’s been married to Donna Dixon for 37 years which also makes him one of the luckiest guys in the business!

[@adamdorgant9454]

You mean Aykroyd!!!!!

[@jesseswarbrick7895]

@@jefffawcett with 150 million in the bank as well, indeed very lucky

[@jesseswarbrick7895]

@Pop-Actor nope they collaborated on 4 films....The Blues Brothers(1980) ....The Great Outdoors(1988) ....Nothing But Trouble(1991) ....Canadian Bacon(1995)

[@marahgirl22]

“I’m the real article. What you see is what you get.” ♥️

[@adamdorgant9454]

Loved that Movie!!!!

[@rxchickenman]

Mr. Candy will never completely die. He will live on in our hearts from all the laughter he brought to this world. I’m showing the kids Uncle Buck this weekend, keep that laughter going…

[@papabear9481]

Uncle Buck was one of my favorites, but truth be told, I can't remember a JC movie that I disliked. Sure miss that man

[@CrabbyO]

"If you're not enough WITHOUT it, you'll never be enough WITH it." I've been quoting this line since I graduated high school in '94. Thank you, to the writers of Cool Runnings, and thank you too, John, for sending the message home, making it poignant and making it stick.🥰🥰🥰 I use it for accolades and relationships.

[@tomitstube]

he left us way too early at 43, i can only imagine the amazing work he would have done.

[@adamdorgant9454]

You’re right about that!!!!

[@poky1958]

My very favorite John Candy movie was Summer Rental. But I love them all.

[@BasilHWhite]

My favorite has to be Uncle Buck but he's so funny in Armed and Dangerous and Summer Rental, too.

[@scottjohnstone6430]

i agree, but trains , planes and automobles made you think about learning about people before you judge them

[@willful7]

I like most of his work, but Volunteers ALWAYS cracks me up!

[@kckev00]

Stripes is also one of his best

[@Daniel-dl6fp]

I agree it was good but I have to say planes trains and automobiles is so great I've never seen such an amazing film before I just wish he was still here in films he was very unique he was in the best comedy films ever I really wish I could have met him

[@sandraklein2651]

Love you Dear John...How I also enjoyed Only The Lonely....what a sweet, funny, heart-warming film. How he stood up to his Mom on behalf of his Gal! Now, that was a real man; a true gentleman. Miss you so much...R.I.P 😔💐😌

[@marknissen1807]

There's a scene in Planes, Trains and Automobiles that's very beautiful. It's at the end of the movie. Steve Martin and Candy are walking to Steve's home (with the trunk). As they approach the front door, Candy stays back, removes his hat, and awaits the door to open. When it does, there's this look on his face of humility, with a brush of happiness. It's so powerful to me. Very real. I always think of that scene when I think of John Candy. Brilliant actor.

[@BethyKable]

John was such a massive talent and so kind and sensitive and one always felt he was covering up some deep wounds..... bad childhood. We will miss him terribly. RIP dear John!

[@evilone6785]

I miss John. Made growing up in the 80s the best.

[@acun4075]

He was one of a kind, there will never be another John Candy. Planes Trains and Automobiles was one of the best, laughs, cries and more laughs, so much heart in his comedy.❤

[@rogozzy1]

So glad to own most of his movies. A member of the greats. He is sorely missed in this crappy world we find ourselves in today.

[@idontreadyourrepliesever8032]

His death deeply saddens me to this day. Truly a genius and a nice guy. Hard to bring those two things together. Take it easy big guy, wherever you are.

[@zlinkplays]

Chris Farley, John Candy, Robin Williams... Hope they’re putting on a hell of a show in heaven.

[@Jiv_Ing57819]

Heaven doesn't exist fool.

[@juliamahler415]

thats why everythings gone to hell down here

[@carolinafine8050]

Jiv Ing the fool says there is no God.

[@lesthomasson7220]

Chris Farley is down by the river....... Duhhh!!!

[@Guppusmaximus]

Don't forget Sam Kinison!

[@BankofSpirit]

I use to see John at the races often, he had such an aura about him, you could not help but have fun and smile when he was near, the world lost a comedic genius when John left us.

[@joeblo5804]

Whenever i see the SCTV cast reunite for any reason whatsoever, it puts a smile on my face the same way it would put a smile on John Candy's face looking down and seeing how much we all loved him.

[@Cage-CatYT]

Every second John’s on scene he’s the best.

[@KJ-kw7gh]

His Orson Welles was spot on! Loved John Candy, watch Uncle Buck and Spaceballs couple times a year.

[@jessanddavidboham8014]

We all definitely love John Candy and he is one of the amazing actors of all times and he will never be forgotten and he is so amazing and wonderful on-screen and off screen and will always be such a wonderful memory and all of our minds forever

[@tony7830]

John Candy was a great man, who put other people first. How ironic as he was such a big man. And one definition of a great man, is someone who is willing to be little.

[@Kruppt808]

i love John Candy, he makes me laugh and feel better about life.

[@jeffheck5559]

John had a great on screen presence. He wasn't acting, he was just being himself.

[@susieq2806]

I am a Canadian, just like John was. He makes me proud to be one. His work was real, so great !. Wish I could of met him😊💖👍

[@q7jdwomfvkbj74]

The eyes and smile get me every time...the dialogue is a bonus! LMAO Thank you for the laughs sweet dear gentle Mr. Candy.