In films like “Planes, Trains and Automobiles” and “Uncle Buck,” the Canadian actor John Candy walked the line between real ...

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Just over 30 years ago, Hollywood lost one of its most fearsome comedic forces when John Candy died at the age of just 43. His death provoked an outpouring of mourning in the acting world, and now, a ...

The beloved actor, who would have turned 75 this month, is the focus of an eponymous book biography and "John Candy: I Like ...

Ryan Reynolds paid a significant sum of his own money to secure an original Planes, Trains, and Automobiles prop for use in ...

In these tough times of polarized politics, divisiveness and lack of trust, remembering such a beautiful person like John ...

Candy died in 1994 at age 43. Now, a new Amazon Prime documentary does a fine job of profiling a gifted entertainer who was also, by all accounts, a very sweet human being.

This is FRESH AIR. John Candy, the comic actor who rose to fame in the sketch comedy series "SCTV" and such films as "Stripes," "Splash" and "Spaceballs," died at age 43 in 1994. Now, 31 years later, ...

Fox News Digital reviews the Prime Video documentary "John Candy: I Like Me" featuring interviews with Tom Hanks, Steve Martin, Bill Murray and Conan O'Brien.

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In his relatively short career, John Candy created a slew of scene-stealing characters in movies, including several filmed in the Chicago area. There is the orange whip-loving parole officer in “The ...

Revisiting their father’s movies for “I Like Me” has also been a joy for ... Candy-Sullivan still loves watching the scene in “Uncle Buck” when her father’s title character eviscerates an assistant ...