Conan Gave John Candy A Tour Of Harvard In The '80s | Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend

[@subg8858]

Norm MacDonald practically single handedly willed the canadian screen award into being referred to as The Candy

[@cleverusername9369]

American here, I always assumed Candy was just an abbreviated form of Canada or Canadian! I was vaguely aware that the award was called a Candy, it never occurred to me that it would be "named" after John Candy, as well it should be! A national treasure. Canada never ceases to amaze 🇺🇸 ❤️ 🇨🇦

[@jameskwiatkowski7202]

I worked with Johns friend Rick Bennett who had been petitioning the Canadian Screen Awards to have the award nicknamed The Candy but they refused because they wanted to establish the award on its own merit. Norm was able to publicly override it during the live broadcast and make the name stick

[@codydavidyates72]

A legendary moment

[@Thegbear]

@@jameskwiatkowski7202 Both Norm and John Candy are icons of Canada, and I say that coming from Australia/New Zealand growing up. Magnificent people, and hearing that story somehow makes me love Norm so much more, which was difficult considering how much I loved him already.

[@edp3202]

Never knew that

[@wolfman8449]

John Candy had the Robin Williams "it" factor Nearly impossible to not love and appreciate their existence and the joy they brought to people.

[@googleyeyed5814]

So true … well said about them both.

[@charlie-obrien]

Just like Robin, John was given some roles that were really stinkers, but he turned them into comedy gold. A great man all the way around.

[@kellygervais3440]

I always felt his role in planes trains and automobiles was very dramatic, a very sad and lonely character, nomination worthy. I cried when he died, you never heard a bad word about the man and he represented our country and people so well, miss him so much.. 😔

[@LC-ht7sg]

John Candy was one of the funniest people ever, but he also was a great actor. But it pales in comparison what a great human being he was. Legend.

[@jorgfb.8652]

What about his performance in jfk? Uff lord and comedy and strong characters

[@ORagnar]

He did a brilliant impersonation of the great Orson Welles. Seriously hilarious. 1-:

[@joew717]

John Candy was like everyone's hilarious uncle in the 80's. It felt like he wasn't even acting in Splash, just showed up to be Tom's smartass, cigar smoking brother for 90 minutes

[@Nova_Needle]

I think John's performance in Cool Runnings was a great example of the range of emotions and depth of character he could achieve in a single film.

[@dHolbach77]

In Only the Lonely I thought he tapped into some real drama.

[@solidsnake58]

When I was growing up I loved John Candy. He made a movie in the 80s called “Summer Rental” and my uncle and cousins bumped into Mr Candy while they were on vacation. I don’t remember their impression of him but I’ll never forget the photographs they shared, smiling and eating lunch with him on the beach. He really seemed to have the biggest heart, and I’ve always been grateful to hear that he really was as warm and generous as he seemed.

[@fndmntl5341]

He definitely had an enlarged heart

[@eazyridin7283]

Wow , that’s cool

[@charlie-obrien]

I loved "Summer Rental" , especially the way John played off of a fellow pro like Richard Crenna. They both combined great acting and comedy to make that movie stand out when most of the 89's were just slob comedies. With no entertainment values at all.

[@janemccarthy450]

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[@gilliganmcneuter4550]

I'll never forget that movie because of the boobies Man, 80s films had a lotta boobies What a swell time it was USA Up All Night with Rhonda and/or Gilbert Gottfried Gettn Rhonda-cised Seeing The Great Gilbert's face not all squinched up floating in the clouds Aaaand boobies

[@devinangola3458]

I could listen for hours to John Candy stories, all of Canada mourned that loss.

[@madnessbydesignVria]

We mourn in the US, too...

[@istdochallesegal3427]

Let's just honestly say that people all over the world mourned that loss

[@mermaidintherudder]

Hanks talkin Spanks, thanks. I love how Colin’s energy seemed to make the whole room kinder. (Hanks Kerchiefs is hilarious)

[@P1983sche]

John Candy and Rick Moranis were my favs. Them together in a movie was GOLD. “Spaceballs”

[@InsignificantNick]

That's one thing you always hear about John Candy, he was exactly who you hoped he would be. Beautiful.

[@DanielFitzpatrick713]

It’s good to know after all these years John Candy isn’t forgotten. Good on Ryan Reynolds for making that happen to. I see and watch John Candy every Thanksgiving because of Planes, Trains and Automobiles and every Christmas because of his cameo in Home Alone.

[@thevoice464]

Gus polinski😅

[@PK-fw1xl]

Hi Conan. This will probably never reach you and I don't know how to send you a direct message. But I was going through the biggest loss and failure of my life past year. At my lowest I decided to fight back. And just when I was losing hope I saw your Dartmouth speech where you eloquently said it's our failures that shape us. That was what kept me going and I won in the end, got my dream job and life. And damn proud of my failures. I wanted to thank you. I have already voted for you for the peoples choice awards. Best of luck. You inspire everyday. Thanks. Priya.

[@calisongbird]

I cannot get over how much Colin Hanks sounds like his dad, especially when he was young

[@RyKinder]

Meanwhile his brother sounds like he’s from Jamaica.

[@bobgenghiskhan2499]

His cadence has definitely changed as he's got older.

[@calisongbird]

@@RyKinder yeah, his brother is a weird one…

[@AuDHDarling]

@@calisongbird , as a young neurodivergent child (definitely ADHD, maybe autism), I craved attention from other people but didn't always know the best way to get it. I went through a phase of casually taking objects from people while talking to them. If they were holding something (e.g., paper, phone, water bottle), I would slowly take it from them and hold it, ideally without breaking the conversation. That didn't really work. Esoteric animal trivia was also not well received. I'm not saying that Tom Hanks' rapper son is neurodivergent or disabled like me, but it does seem like the privileges he has enjoyed from his dad (e.g., fame, wealth, world travel) have sheltered him to the point that he is out of touch with reality. He desperately wants attention but has no idea what is entertaining to the average person. The fake Jamaican accent and bad rapping are his version of taking a water bottle out of someone's hand or sharing too many weird animal facts.

[@OriginalGabriel]

His cadence, his filler words, his stutter starts ... it's pretty ridiculous

[@kylemarshall3179]

The Yellowbelly story explains so much about Conan’s style of humor and many of the sketches on Late Night. Great video!

[@jimmyjames3819]

Where's that story at

[@steveaustin330]

@@jimmyjames3819 its here kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJecgYeaa9CrjbM&feature=emb_title

[@HettiedeKorteDiplomaat]

John Candy as Orson Welles is hilarious. I can watch him over and over again.

[@alin81-82]

Oh, that was great.

[@keithmartin1328]

That was hilarious 😂.

[@stevejohnson1577]

Especially when he took the turkey

[@HettiedeKorteDiplomaat]

@ Brilliant.

[@cbrreezzyy69]

When I was a little kid, Uncle Buck was one of my favorite childhood movies. I still love that movie to this day. and his cameo in Home Alone. “The Kenosha kickers. We had a few hits a while back Polka, Polka, Polka.” I’m happy more people than just myself feel this way lol. Such a great and funny guy.

[@mmmichellegirl]

Love, love, love that scene!!! But probably mostly because I'm from Kenosha. Polka, polka, polka! 🤣😂🤣

[@cbrreezzyy69]

@@mmmichellegirl lol nobody ever remember that’s scene from home alone

[@hsgator7]

No lie, 2 days ago I was thinking of Candy and his brilliance and was wishing he was still around and hate how many years we never had with him. And then I wondered if there were any tribute pieces about him - and then I see this and find out about a doc on him and yo, I am so pumped! Can't wait to see it.

[@mrblonde1264]

I was thinking other day about him too as I love Planes Trains n automobiles n I always watch it in the run up to Xmas when the decorations are done n brandy in hand. Funny how actors can become a small but enjoyable part of people's lives they never met.

[@MiguelJuanez]

Me too homie!

[@delphi-moochymaker62]

I am a huge SCTV fan from back in the day being a Canadian. One thing Conan left out was that Candy was playing his character Johnny La Rue who was playing Yellowbelly. He was in character while playing another character. The woman he shot was Catherine O'Hara, long time friend and castmate who currently stars in Schitts Creek.

[@standupphilosopher7059]

The movie "Only the lonely" A Immensely heartfelt movie. His best work 🥺🎥🎭🍿

[@alin81-82]

At first, it didn't make sense w him & Ally Sheedy playing love interest, but it worked & it was a good film.

[@ArgChica]

When John Candy died I was young but I remember it hit me hard. All of his stuff was my favorite tv/movies (best summer rental) but also because he was also someone the person that made me realize any partner of mine must be that kind of funny and silly.

[@DavidJohnson-kq3lt]

He was such a humble loving and down to earth man.who makes every one he had met or come across with he leaves them with a smile....we Jamaicans love him to a tee especially make us very proud in cool runnings .when we heard of his passing it was a sad day for us every body was watching it on our local tv stations and we keep hearing about him the whole week.....but every movies he is in was fantastic.....now looking back I would never taught in my wildest dreams I would be living in Canada much less in Toronto where he was from

[@karldomogalla2058]

Candy’s film ‘Only the Lonely’ with Maureen O’Hara is a good example of his ability to do comedy and drama, and doesn’t seem to get enough credit.

[@jt1929]

That was very reminiscent of Borgnine in Marty.

[@dHolbach77]

I think so too. I saw it shortly after it came out and was like "Wow, ok, so he's going to do a dramatic turn in his career".

[@Brenko69]

Whether it's Amy Madigan, Steve Martin, Catherine O'Hara or now Conan O'Brien, they all say the same thing about John Candy. He's exactly who you needed him to be. As a guy who loved John Candy as a child and was devastated when he passed away, I take great solace in this.

[@jakehendriksen2841]

I just looked at the "Yellow Belly" sketch. Naturally, the mother in the sketch is masterfully played by living legend Catherine O'Hara!

[@PlasticBaby21]

I saw that same skit when I was a kid watching SCTV and laughed so hard and couldn't stop. I have remembered that skit over the years. It's on KZbin and I'll go back and watch it from time to time. John Candy was one of my all time favorite actors. I was so sad when he passed.

[@JonnyDIY]

I grew up on Candy. One of my all time favourites. Heck I just watched Uncle Buck not 3 days ago. "Nothing But Trouble" is one of my favorites too 😂💕👍

[@illumascotti]

"Kid; you don't try comedy... you do it because you have to" might be the best quote about the comedic arts since "timing timing timing".

[@jojomakes]

2:07 Conan said _LSAT_ but Colin thought he said _LSD_ lol

[@MrZombiejoe]

And Nobody caught that!!! 🙄

[@mrkemrk]

Had he lived, Candy was Oscar material. Not just once. Oliver Stone saw it in JFK. Scorsese would have eventually picked him up. He transmitted comedy/tears like nobody. His potential was limitless.

[@whochangedmyscreenname]

So many of his great roles are often not recalled. Who's Harry Crumb. Nothing But Trouble. Only The Lonely. Once Upon A Crime. Just any role, any genre. Pure genius.

[@justinafrika7860]

Thanks for the reminder, mostdef revisiting Who’s Harry Crumb? later.

[@jesseswarbrick7895]

Armed and Dangerous, Brewsters Millions, Summer Rental, Delirious

[@newtron1]

I hope that some of Martin Shorts audio tapes are included in the documentary. A treasure trove of the parties held by the cast of SCTV and The Second City (Toronto). The parties were called The Services. I think that was the name. Often, when driving to downtown Toronto for work, I would see JC at his house on Avenue Road (look it up, yes it is the name of the street) on the front veranda with his feet up on the railing and smoking a cigar. The doc will be a must watch. Martin Scorsese is making a doc on SCTV. Amazing.

[@dubiousdistinction6500]

scorsese has been making that doc for years now...wasnt it just shelved?

[@newtron1]

@@dubiousdistinction6500 yes he has. I am not sure.

[@account_suspended]

Still my absolute favorite to this day. I will watch any movie he is in any time of day any day of the year. There is something about him that is just comforting.

[@googleyeyed5814]

He was so lovable. That was his “it factor”: genuine warmth.

[@A66ys]

Love the John Candy jump to Spanx back to John Candy. 😂

[@AuDHDarling]

It's like a conversation at my family's home (we all have unmedicated ADHD)

[@austenbin4068]

I remember being 10 years old in a Coco's in Orange, California when my parents were talking about his death. It was the first time in my life that I internalized the concept that people can die. Really shook me to the core. Naturally, I locked myself in my bedroom for the next fifteen years.

[@misterguy9002]

John Candy was just a kind, decent fella. Super funny as well. But, outside of acting, he was even more of a golden treasure to behold.

[@ZoOnTheYT]

There are a handful of celebrity deaths that I and quite a lot of people felt more viscerally than most. I think for the fondness we collectively experienced from their work, the struggles they endured and hearing that they were indeed good people. John Candy is in that echelon. For me it also includes Christopher Reeve, John Ritter, and Robin Williams.

[@mintyfresh4987]

John Candy and Eugene Levy as "Dr Tongue and Bruno," is the funniest thing in my brain.

[@mrbeans2425]

Ryan does SO MUCH incredible work! I cannot wait to see this!

[@katemae1076]

My dad was on the same football team with Candy when they were in high school & apparently he was a sweet guy even then

[@thisisit2082]

I still think of John and what could have been if he had survived and recouperated from the heart attack. The man absolutely sharp in his comedic timing. I can totally see him and Eugene Levy just having the resurgence that happens in the later part of careers for some. I think those two have a tv show and just conversing would have been the funniest thing ever.

[@wesstapley]

As a theater kid who became a lawyer, I feel both seen and attacked.

[@carneyartglass9099]

Yeah, when I was a kid, John Candy was one of my favorites. I love the movie uncle Buck as a kid.

[@samanthab1923]

Conan is right. Candy’s best stuff was on SCTV. But Splash still holds up. He makes me laugh out loud. Even his scene in Nat’l Lampoons Vaca. The best 😂

[@LC-ht7sg]

Everything he did was great. So good in Uncle Buck. But, yes, he was so good on SCTV.

[@kowalski5599]

Conan didn't say Candy's best stuff was on SCTV, he said he knew Candy most from growing up watching him on SCTV. Candy's talent continued to grow and improve well into his adult years, including breaking into dramatic roles like PT&A, Only The Lonely and JFK.

[@williamshaw9047]

His character in Vacation was Paul Fistinyourface from SCTV, only less aggressive and violent. Ramis loved the character and asked Candy to reprise it.

[@davemac5260]

“What’s this regarding Mr. Grizzle?” 😂😂😂😂

[@daveinindy]

Yeah - he was the anchor for the guys side of the ensemble. O'Hara and Martin were their own planets.

[@johnnypatterson77]

I always loved his Johnny Larue character on SCTV and The Great Outdoors and Summer Rental movies man there are so many good ones.

[@tubby6339]

He's so great in everything. Loved "Who's Harry Crumb?" "Look at the size of her head! She must be enormous."

[@itsonlysound]

I loved that movie! I got really sick when I was 8 - got some kind of virus and suffered post-viral fatigue to the point where I couldn't walk for a week or two and I remember just laying on the couch and watching Who's Harry Crumb over and over because it was the only thing that cheered me up.

[@lb5368]

Recently rewatched "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles" and it was hilarious, but Candy's character was so lonely and sad...reminded me that he was truly a good actor as well as comedically skilled 😥

[@eddiebranden1]

The Comedy/Drama Only the Lonely was fantastic. A truly touching performance.

[@nicholashale7216]

Candy was the man. I Still watch his stuff all the time. Also, Colin is pretty great as well. He has great balance between adding on, and just listening. Very good episode (though to be fair they always are)

[@johcooper2266]

My all time favorite skit he did was when he played Devine as Peter Pan!! Classic 😂😂❤😂😂

[@Ganderson360]

"Armed & Dangerous" from '86; Best movie ever.

[@alin81-82]

One of the few good famous ones. I miss John Candy. My favs of his were him playing Orson Welles & Johnny La Rue on sctv, & plains, trains, & automobiles....uncle buck. R.I.P.

[@endoraks]

omgosh I LOVE John Candy! He raised me, I grew up watching him. SCTV - Hooser Brothers aye. Gosh I miss him. No lie, He is one of the few famous people really miss and love. One of the greatest.

[@UncleCatfish]

I just started rewatching S6 of Dexter. so nice to keep seeing Colin Hanks :D

[@daveinindy]

Among the mindless Twitter questions you see, one recent one (yesterday?) was "what celebrity's death hit you the hardest". For me it was/is John Candy. Phil Hartman did too, and Robin Williams shocked hard ... but such a young man - loaded with as yet unrealized potential and yet overflowing with an entertainment resume rivaled by few ... I do hope the documentary is made. This was wonderful to listen to - thank you for publishing (even with the Hanx/Spanx interlude).

[@ZachsMind]

1:20 "John Candy asked me what I was thinking of doing and I said I might like to try comedy, and he looked right through me! Into my eyes! And he said, "Kid? You don't TRY comedy! You do it because you have to." This is for Conan like when Yoda says to Luke, "do or do not. there is no try!" I so get that.

[@riverjao]

John Candy was just…amazing! He is such a huge part of my childhood. Side note: he needs more props for Wagons East. Such a great, under appreciated movie.

[@jeichorn63]

I can't wait to see Colin's documentary. I too grew up watching Candy and those other comedic geniuses on SCTV.

[@jimmynobody3461]

I love and miss John Candy he was a very funny man who did some great movies

[@rossmacintosh5652]

I can't forget a couple SCTV sketches that featured John Candy. One was "Roy's Food Repair" ("I'll drop it in liquid nitrogen, take it out back and sand-blast it") and "Pepi Longsocks". ("Look at me! I'm a potato!").

[@cfrenchfrye]

Colin definitely thought Conan said LSD when talking about the LSAT

[@AEM479]

😂🤣🤣 That “Yellowbelly” scene Conan describes. ❤🥰🤣🤣 Oh Dear Heart John Candy!

[@RajeshJustaguy]

I loved John Candy... and i really miss him as a comedian. I wished I had a chance to meet him.

[@scrumtrellecent]

I was an employee at Richards on Richards, a popular famous Vancouver hot spot back in the late 1980s. I remember seeing John Candy with Wayne Gretzky side by side and I as many in the club were transfixed. This I believe was sometime before their purchase of the Toronto Argonauts. I had seen hundreds of celebrities pass through club but I'll never forget seeing Candy and Gretzky together. Candy as well as Gretzky frequented the club on many separate occasions. One time Candy got up on stage and sang with a band. Just whooping it up with the crowd and being his jovial self. I can't believe he was only in his mid thirties or late thirties at that time. The passing of John Candy and untimely demise of Phil Hartman were two of the greats that were a gut punch to me. Too soon.

[@cleveryoutubename4445]

I like that John Candy is Conan’s Yoda, he hit him with the “do or do not, there is no try.”

[@bfgivmfith]

"I am empowering myself to talk about my body." LOL! Go Conan! Amen! LOL!

[@Mullet-ZubazPants]

Candy's Johnny LaRue still cracks me up. His impressions of Orson Welles is spot on. Even though I knew who Orson Welles was when I was younger, I didn't know he was that difficult. So when those Orson Welles clips hit the internet back in the day, I thought of John Candy

[@uosdwiSrdewoH]

Seriously, there are moments where Colin will say a certain word or maybe a grouping of words and it'll sound exactly like his dad. It's happening more as he gets older.

[@mylucidlife495]

I noticed this too. Normally his voice is deeper, but at certain times, he raises it and it sounds like his dad. He should star in a Tom Hanks documentary.

[@basher20]

It's more than just the voice. There are things in the timing and inflections that make it obvious that this is a guy who spent his childhood sitting on the couch watching movies next to Tom Hanks.

[@charlie-obrien]

John Candy died in, what...1994? It feels like yesterday because of how present he still is in our world and because I miss him so. Johnny LaRue was my favorite SCTV character and never failed to send me reeling with laughter.

[@TheAllanmc64]

John Candy as Pattoo , from FAN-TASSS-SEE Island. " I know what your Fantasy is boss...." - " Shut up Pattoo, you little idiot"....

[@bruceweigle7597]

I almost pissed myself over Conan's yellowbelly story. I can just visualize John doing that. LMAO!!!! Sad he was taken so young but what JOY he left behind for us. One of the all-time greats.

[@hxrmusic]

Man. I'd forgotten about the yelllow belly sketch. It's amazing.

[@williamshaw9047]

Yellow! Yellowbelly! Where you gonna run to now?

[@kstepko]

Thanks to Ryan Reynolds, I now think of John Candy every Halloween, which was his birthday. 2020 would have been his 70th and Ryan made a lovely compilation of John Candy’s funniest movie moments to the tune of “Every Time You Go Away” by Paul Young. You can find it on Ryan’s KZbin channel with the title “Happy Candy Day”. I just rewatched it yesterday.

[@brainlock72]

My aunt’s birthday, too. She would have been 83 yesterday. #fuckcancer She always had this bemused smirk, and could put dad in his place with one word. 😂

[@Reqqles]

...you mean to tell me he was a Halloween Candy?

[@metalskinn460]

I have fond memories of watching Uncle Buck as a kid with my brother and sister. John Candy was a national treasure.

[@ethanexploring]

I'm only 42, but I miss John candy every single day.

[@rixvspinner]

Great interview Conan. John Candy was one of a kind, very talented funny guy. I think he was the best comedic actor that came out of his generation other than Robin Williams. Colin Hanks was great in that excellent series The Offer. Godfather producer Al Ruddy's story was really interesting. This is great to see Colin is producing a John Candy doc.

[@debranadell9114]

My earliest memory of John Candy was on SCTV..... Mrs. Falbo's Tiny Town. The Letter P. John was Mrs. Falbo's side kick, and they visited a Prison. When they sang Folsom Prison Blues to the inmates I was hooked !!! You can see it here on You Tube. TOO FUNNY.

[@bealiobealio]

My soul is somewhere between John Candy in Uncle Buck and Sinbad in Houseguest. God im glad for every bit of influence Mr. Candy gave nme.

[@theislanddissident]

Oh I really like this!! 👍 All of you are a great mix! 🥰

[@lordofthereels6790]

I'd love a My Weekend With Marilyn style dramedy flick about Conan meeting John Candy in college and the effect of meeting and gaining a deeper understanding of yourself and your idol.

[@zachmoyer1849]

feel the rhythm feel the rhyme get on up it's bobsled time cool runnings.... that's the first john candy movie i saw as i got older i went back and watched his earlier stuff but yeah he's a legend

[@bobwoods1302]

SCTV was far and away the funniest sketch comedy ever. Candy as Johnny Larue, Dr. Braino and Mayor Tommy Shanks was hilarious as was everything else.

[@KingofKarnies]

Candy and Akroyd in "The Great Outdoors" is absolute brilliance.

[@brainlock72]

Rewatched that a couple months ago (July? For Danny’s bday?) and it still holds up with those two.

[@danielsarmiento1591]

You twist the newspaper

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

I miss his laugh. The great thing about the Internet is that I grew up a little too late and an ocean away to see prime SCTV. But now it's all online to enjoy forever

[@camphope9344]

Hanks is looking good. He definitely inherited alot from his dad, genetically speaking. Love and miss you John candy

[@angelmarcano6747]

That comedy sketch of John Candy playing yellow belly and shooting those two females in the back be done today, that was a hell of a funny scene.😄

[@chrismccarthy1455]

And the Yellobelly sketch featured Catherine O'Hara, and the song was the Ballad of Davy Crockett from Disney.

[@lb5368]

I have to find this sketch now! Catherine O'Hara was my hero 😍 Edit: found it! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJecgYeaa9CrjbM

[@williamstafford8951]

John Candy's laugh always warms my heart.

[@EmmettLBrown2015]

John Candy was such a great actor and human being.

[@Nichole-440HP]

Adore John candy ❤

[@PonderingDolphin]

Legendary . So special they are working on a documentary for him

[@Paul_Waller]

"Do or do not, there is no try."

[@bfgivmfith]

I just pulled that SCTV Sketch. Funny stuff, period breaking! :) I had Black and White TV's and was lucky enough to have parents to let me stay up late enough to watch Johnny Carson! I have slapped the side of a TV or two to get reception. Adjusted some rabbit ear anttenas! :)

[@laurenbrown869]

Rookie of the Year is my 7yr old son's favorite movie. He watches every night. Love seeing Mr Candy 🍭 as the announcer.

[@Lexyvil]

I miss John Candy :( I'm glad his legacy lives on, he was on among my favourite actors, next to Tom Hanks and Robin Williams.

[@MrSen4lifE]

4:22 Matt catching the Schlanksy that rubbed off on Conan

[@rangers11ization]

John could definitely do drama.The scene in cool runnings when he asks the olympic committee not to blame his guys for the mistakes he made was a great dramatic scene

[@Cee2k]

he did in JFK

[@rangers11ization]

@@Cee2k true

[@TheJohnny928]

Hankskerchief🖒 "Hank's" "YES!!!"😂😂😂

[@DigitalNeb]

Mini Hanks not so mini anymore. Seems like a good dude. Very pleased he's doing a doc about John. I loved that guy.

[@Macho_Fantastico]

That must have been so cool showing John Candy around.

[@RobertSaxy]

I grew up right in time to watch the movies he was in on cable in the 90s, probably starting around the time he died, the channel suffering would come to a screeching halt at my house if he was on screen, we would even watch the commercials to not miss any of it

[@schplengie1]

I had a friend who was neighbors with John Candy in Canada in the 80's. The property line was very large and very far away. They said on some harsh winter nights he would come over, on foot, to make the "Can I borrow a cupnof sugar?" Joke.