The Lost Version of Uncle Buck
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- I’m back with another #ReleaseTheHughesCut deep dive into the lost 3 hour version of Uncle Buck!
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Thanks for checking out my newest video! If you or anyone you know were involved as an extra in a deleted scene for this film, particularly that Blackhawks game, I'd love to hear about it!
My favorite John Candy movies is Once Upon A Crime, can you do a video about it.
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I could have sworn in the opening “Buck’s Apt.” scene, I saw him sleeping next to someone and even look over at the lump in his bed. And when we close up on Buck talking on his phone, I clearly saw the outline of someone sitting/getting up behind him...any info about that?
@@allcapsROB I read a draft that was dated October 1988. In that draft, Chanice was sleeping while Buck was having a phone call with Bob.
Didn’t candy own the maple leafs?
John Candy was a unique treasure the world will never see again.
Could say the same about every person..
Except when watching his movies?
We had Farley as well, John Candy is major part of my childhood memories.
I also liked his cartoon camp Candy
@@Thatguy55595 So Ted Bundy was a unique treasure to you? Interesting.
I had the honor of hanging out with John for about 3 days straight as his limo driver in Wash, D.C back around 1985. He was so humble (typical Canadian) that I only just found out he was way more successful and financially wealthy than his persona led on to be. What a class act and great soul he was. We went to Annapolis where he was given a VIP tour of the Naval Academy...then most memorable was our stop at the FBI headquarters where he had been given a tour of the facility. Even though I've spent over 40 years driving celebrities, I can say I've never seen one stand and sign autographs for hours (for free), go thru 3 pens and stay until there wasn't a single person around before he let himself leave. I'm still amazed! He was so generous, he even laughed at my bad jokes! What a great human being John Candy was!🙏
Thanks for sharing this!
Great to know John Candy was a nice guy. Thanks for sharing.
Great story... now let's hear some dirt on the bad ones.😉
Thanks for sharing!
Only one other person is known to do this. Richard Petty. It is why he is so loved in racing. Takes a special person to take that time to honor the fans.
Uncle Buck is like Groundhog Day. A film that reveals more on every viewing
groundhog day was good, uncle buck isnt.
@@citizenstranger uncle buck was a great film
@@citizenstranger you got it backwards lol groundhog day is one of the worst films ever made
@@citizenstranger Uncle Buck is an amazing movie
@@weegeemike one of the best
The most wonderful thing about Uncle Buck was in spite of the fact that he was so terrible with himself and terrible with women, he was amazing with the kids and was just what the family needed in such a dire hour.
He was actually a really good person.
You realise he was a caricature of the single uncle right? Like myself and VERY MUCH like my single uncle.
@@yeomane Exactly. He was a good person with many flaws. He wasn't terrible to his girlfriend, he actually cared about their relationship. He just didn't want to become the working stiff she wanted him to be.
The kids certainly brought out the best in him, and I think made him mature more. So he probably did take his life more seriously after returning home.
There was nothing terrible about Uncle Buck
John Candy: Everybody's favorite uncle.
He was a true gem.
Uncle Phil
I have a brother in law and I swear on my life he looks like him and now that my kids have seen the movie they even call him Uncle Buck. He even has an Oldsmobile like him
Bruce Wayne's uncle is Alfred and Samantha's is Uncle Arthur and My three sons uncle Charlie.
Uncle Addy
I would pay good money for an uncut John Hughes box set.
Why did you comment this twice lmao
@@Thatguy55595 It’s necessary, buck deserves two comments
@@snusemcgoose1001 I was trolling but yeah you’re right I love buck man
torrent
Same!!!
Rest in peace big guy. You're definitely missed down here on Earth.
Whenever I think of John Candy...I think of the last still from Uncle Buck, where he's standing at the car waving at Tia. I get chills every single time I see that scene.
Great movie ha ha in the xxx shop and peep show 😂 he is a legend
" You should've seen the toast ... I couldn't get it through the door " ..... my kids (and me) quote this movie all the time even though they are now 40+ years old. RIP John.
"Here's a quarter. Go downtown and have a rat gnaw that thing off your face." We may overuse that line in my house, but it's always funny.
🤝“Buck Melanoma.. Molie Russell’s wart”
😂😂😂
@@liceface “haha, no I’m the wart.”
@@user-cv3gd2wr5q "she's .. she's my tumor"
My dad and I have both said we wish we could've told off my kindergarten teacher that well.
Carmellas mom
"Just let..."
"Let ..."
"Get ..."
"No but ..."
"You don't ..."
"Would ya just ..."
"Let me ..."
"Gimme ..."
"Let me get ..."
"Let me get ..."
"You're not gonna ..."
"Gimme a ...
"Awwwwww ..."
The most hysterically funny phone conversation ever captured on film.
I used to have my grams in stitches by talking like that. I'm crying laughing right now just reading it. 😂😂😂😂😂.
The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: REPENT YE, AND BELIEVE THE GOSPEL.
THE GOSPEL (which means the Good News) is the news that God Almighty, the Creator came in the flesh as Jesus Christ to take away the sin of the world. He gave up his own life to save ours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for our redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him.
John 1:1,14 KJV
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and THE WORD WAS GOD. [14] And THE WORD WAS MADE FLESH, and dwelt among us,
Isaiah 9:6 KJV
For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty GOD, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.
John 1:10 KJV
He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and THE WORLD KNEW HIM NOT.
John 20:28-29 KJV
And Thomas answered and said unto him, MY LORD AND MY GOD. [29] Jesus saith unto him, Thomas, because thou hast seen me, thou hast believed: blessed are they that have not seen, and yet have believed.
Are you saved friend? If you died tonight will you go to heaven or hell?
Acts 16:30-31 KJV
...what must I do to be saved? And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house.
1 John 1:8-10 KJV
If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. [9] If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. [10] If we say that we have not sinned, we make him a liar, and his word is not in us.
Luke 24:47
And that repentance and remission of sins should be preached in his name among all nations, beginning at Jerusalem.
Acts 4:12
Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved.
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@@jesusisgod2953: Aw gee whiz, why'd you have to type all of that??? Why do people do this?
It is honestly usually a waste of time.
@@shaneculkin7124
Why do people obey God? Because they honour him and care for their fellow man.
@@jesusisgod2953 Bit irrelevant here, though.
John Candy was an absolute treasure. Recently watched Home Alone and his improvised scene where he meets Catharine O'Hara... Brilliant comedic genius.
He improvised the poker game in Stripes as well! John Hughes has said that Candy was the only actor he could trust to not even give them a script and to simply let them have free reign with a character. Hughes had the utmost respect for Candy and trusted that Candy could bring a character alive better than he could write. John Huges said, "Nobody he ever worked with came close to John Candy."
John candy is a national treasure. The world is worse without him.
Man do I ever miss John Candy alot.....My favorite actor of all time....Hard to explain it but you get a great feeling when you watch a John Candy movie, he really came off on screen of being such a nice, generous, caring person that you couldn't help but love....Uncle Buck, Planes Trains and Automobiles, Armed and Dangerous, Who's Harry Crumb and The Great Outdoors are my favorites of his....RIP John Candy...You are really missed and you may be gone, but you are never forgotten
Only the Lonely! Saw it in a theater when it first came out.
Even Space Balls, tbh. Barf could've been a throw-away character but John Candy was just so pleasant and affable that it's one of the best roles in the movie.
He did a movie called Delirious and Summer rental...you may like...liked him in Joe vs the Volcano as well
Splash
@@doctorthirteen5727 I’ve been looking ALL OVER for a DVD of that movie.😫
Every time I see John Candy my heart just fills with joy. We miss you John.
I don't think he's gonna see this champ
@@dr.loomis4221 he'll see it in heaven, i truly believe that! 🙂🙏💛
I discovered John in the late 70s when I was about 14. I lived in Michigan, we didn’t have cable but I figured out that after 11p a lot more channels were available and among them was channel 9 out of Canada and it had the first SCTV shows. I was hooked on him Uncle Buck is still one of my favorite films of all time. When he passed it felt like I lost a family member.
There was something about John Candy that was just likable.
He was fat, funny, and Canadian. How could that not = kindness.
All around GOOD MAN
John Candy was a staple of my childhood. I saw Uncle Buck when it came out, so good. Rest easy John.
This movie is my childhood too
My cousin and I saw this when it came out at the theater. I think we were about 12 at the time.
Okay must've lived a super normal calm useful life in the old low quality 90s.
The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: REPENT YE, AND BELIEVE THE GOSPEL.
THE GOSPEL (which means the Good News) is the news that God Almighty, the Creator came in the flesh as Jesus Christ to take away the sin of the world. He gave up his own life to save ours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for our redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him.
John 1:1,14 KJV
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and THE WORD WAS GOD. [14] And THE WORD WAS MADE FLESH, and dwelt among us,
Isaiah 9:6 KJV
For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty GOD, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.
John 1:10 KJV
He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and THE WORLD KNEW HIM NOT.
John 20:28-29 KJV
And Thomas answered and said unto him, MY LORD AND MY GOD. [29] Jesus saith unto him, Thomas, because thou hast seen me, thou hast believed: blessed are they that have not seen, and yet have believed.
Are you saved friend? If you died tonight will you go to heaven or hell?
Acts 16:30-31 KJV
...what must I do to be saved? And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house.
1 John 1:8-10 KJV
If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. [9] If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. [10] If we say that we have not sinned, we make him a liar, and his word is not in us.
Luke 24:47
And that repentance and remission of sins should be preached in his name among all nations, beginning at Jerusalem.
Acts 4:12
Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved.
th-cam.com/video/14y_VIJ2ZbM/w-d-xo.html
@@jesusisgod2953 Bizzy Bone is that you?
Never let a guy named BUG, date your daughter!
"Heehee Heehee, You ever heard of a Ritual Killing? Heehee Heehee."
@@funnyman10912get in your mouse and leave!!!!
“What’s he last name? “ spray?” Lol!!
I cried like a baby when I heard John had passed away. Part of me was so sad for him dying at such a young age. Part sad for his wife, his kids, his closest and dearest friends. But most of all, what he meant to me. I know that sounds selfish but It still hurts today.
Everybody loves John.
Me too, I was only 9.
Best actor of all time , this man saved my life when I was a teen having major problems at school. I would loose myself in his films and shut the outside world out. I miss him so much. There has never been anyone that's ever come close to this most amazing stunning loving kind hearted gentle man. He stands alone with only laurel and hardy as a double act that made this world a nice place to live. I thank you sir for posting this and godbless you Mr Candy for saving a soul.
Bologna, onions, and peppers in the eggs? I'd destroy that! Pass the hot sauce!
Especially if John Candy made it
My mom cooked dry eggs and I didn't die.
If you didn't already know John Candy was Canadian by that point, you certainly would now.
Agreed I'd destroy that too
And ketchup
"Ever heard ritual killing? ehehehheeeee" One of the best scenes of the movie! Love John Candy´s work! :)
I can't stop laughing
cecilia preziose I like the part when John candy tells the elementary school principal “Here’s a quarter” Now go to downtown and have a Rat knaw on that thing in your face “ 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@StMichael7 another good one..........this movie is full of them
Agreed!!!! Only John could've done it like that!!
Wow how I would to see the long version. This is a classic that all five of my grown children still talk about to this very day. The chemistry of personalities in this movie is irrepliical. You are correct, it is almost criminal to keep these scenes locked up. Rest his kind soul, the late John Candy. Thank you sir!
I think the movie would’ve been better if they finished the story arc with Culkin’s character becoming popular due to Buck. Maizy got a scene where he stuck up for her quirkiness and shamed the school admin, but Miles only got ones with kids looking like Buck made things worse. The 2nd scene in the subplot with the neighbor is super awkward due to a lack of the middle scene at the grocery store where she says she’s attracted to him despite not understanding why. Without that scene it would’ve been best to shorten the one where they are dancing & she’s creepily throwing herself at him down to just her stopping by and saying “so when are you going to ask me out to lunch?” and his gf shows up right at that moment and storms off. With that scene shortened 2-3 mins I think you can add the 8-10 they cut with the lunches & extended clown scene.
John Candy will always remain part of our hearts he is the best Canadian ever!
I was literally laughing at the wacky lunch food storyline. That definitely shoulda made it.
I think they should’ve left the longer fight scene with John and the clown were he destroys the mouse car and that line were John candy’s asks the kids complaining about the clown “what are you guys in to ? strippers “?😆
Universal Studios had a huge fire in 2008 that destroyed a whole lot of original material; both music and movie masters. As much as I hate to say it, it's entirely possible that any additional footage is not rotting in a vault, but rather, burned in a vault, and it's gone forever. I hope not, though.
I wouldn't give up hope. I remember being surprised when Warner Bros released remastered versions of the first 37 Tom and Jerry shorts on blu-ray from their original uncesored film prints. I, and possibly other people, thought they had been lost in the old MGM vault fire. But, it seems like they were saved somewhere. Although Warner Bros hasn't released the next set of shorts yet, which makes me wonder if some of them are still missing.
Let's hope not :-(
Good point but I hope not. Look at the Halloween 6 Producer's Cut. It was said to be lost by Miramax for 19 years, and eventually a negative was discovered after enough looking. Got remastered for Blu, now this pristine HD version it's pretty common in circulation out there. Don't give up hope on it. I just think it's sad that action classics & comedy classics don't get the same TLC on home video that horror does. Would love to see a big anniversary release for Uncle Buck packed with alternate versions and/or bonus content. Even if Universal has to license it out to someone like Shout Factory.
It has occurred where other copies were made and stored elsewhere. Unfortunately they're usually not logged, so it's just luck if they're found. An example is The Wicker Man (1973). The studio behind it (British Lion) hated the Director's Cut so much that they literally destroyed footage they didn't like. Decades later, it turned out the DC had been sent to Roger Corman's company to distribute in the States, and this had played there at the time. British Lion never asked for prints back, and so it stayed with Corman forgotten about. After years of only the BL approved cut on video release anywhere in the world, Corman found the DC and that got released to great reviews!
@@weirdproq I agree, never say never - because Arrow released a special edition Blu-ray of Weird Science (which is also a Universal film) a few years back that has an extended cut with additional footage (all in HD) and they even included the re-edited TV version. :)
Hughes and Candy. What a combination. Both gone way too soon. The short clip of John waving goodbye always gets me.
Couldn’t have Uncle Buck without Aunt Jackie.
I love the scene where Buck arrives at his brothers house and starts shouting at the house across the road ...
Bob! Bob! Yo Bobby!!!!
SO funny !!!!!
I'm gettin mad Bob!
You know how many big White House’s are on this street!
It's so heartbreaking to know that there's so much filmed material that may never be seen again. 🙁
Especially of John Candy!
But also heart warming to know that one day they may be released.
Brand new Uncle Buck footage!
It feels like if audiences weren't so fussy about film length we could have so much more.
Something told me that Culken was a much deeper character to the movie. He had the talent to bring a deeper appreciation for it. It is sad those scenes were deleted. JC obviously was not only a great actor and comic, but a great hearted lovable human being. I wish I had had a chance to meet him in RL.
Honestly, these are classic movies that deserve a Directors cut. Screw length, we need the vision. The actors alone could hold up the movies..
To be honest, I think there is only one person who can track down all the missing footage. That man... Harry Crumb. Who's Harry Crumb you may ask?
That’s right, THE Harry Crumb.
His father, Lionel, didn't have too much foresight though. He entrusted the family firm to the hands of Eliot Dreisen. Last I saw, he was still hanging around at the airport though.
Crumb could get it ✔️ done!
...you find that crazy typewriter....and you'll have your kidnappers...
“My reputation proceeds me, or else I’d be late to all my appointments.”
This seems to be a reoccurring theme with John Hughes films. His films were often double the length of what we finally see, yet as time goes on and DVDs and Blu-Rays come out with the ability to have directors cuts and/or deleted scenes, his films like Planes, Trains and Automobiles and Uncle Buck lack much, if any, deleted scenes. Planes has the deleted scene on the airplane when they have their food, which is likely there since it’s put into the film whenever it airs on television to edit out the scene Neil goes into his profanity laced rant. Unfortunately for Uncle Buck, many of these scenes aren’t available to see outside of the few snippets of deleted footage that we can see in the trailer. It would be great if one day we see home video releases of extended versions or at least deluxe editions of these films that features all the removed footage that Hughes initially had in his first cut of these films in a deleted scenes section. People would defiantly love to see more footage from Uncle Buck and Planes, Trains and Automobiles.
What's interesting however is that a longer version of The Breakfast Club was released in the mid 1980's and played on local TV affiliates. ( In my case channel 20 WTXX in CT) I do not recall any other Hughes movie to receive that treatment. Also the Criterion Blu Ray did not include this other version, nor any of the extra scenes, instead using inferior rough cut footage. There is obviously a market for these early cuts and hopefully a creative executive might try and release them one day. The early B/W edit of Star Wars alone would likely earn Disney a fortune.
It's common for assembly edits to be several hours long, then the director helps whittle it down to merely way too long, (that's what "director's cut" actually is), then studio people often help refine it further.
I am very defiant in my desire for extra footage
Oh, and he likes kids....there's that
@@stephenbaldassarre2289 assembly cut is different to director's cut
He's still making people laugh & smile to this day decades after his passing
That's how special he was & why he'll always be missed
Sweetdreams & godbless John Candy
I can't even think how many times I've watched this movie. It's simply one of the funniest, most heart warming and genuinely charming comedy movies of all time.
I feel like uncle Buck is the uncle we all need in our families...instead of the creepy ones that scar us.
Sounds like you need a new family..
Why do I think you deliberately meant to say SCAR instead of SCARE
glen lynas I was thinking the same thing but it was probably a typo
EASY THERE...DON'T TAR ALL US UNCLES WITH THE SAME BRUSH !!!
What kind of uncles did you have? I think they offer therapy for that… lol.
The one dislike is the production company’s vault guard
I can watch this over and over and not get sick of his humor. Rest Easy John Candy
I really like your heartwarming "speech" at the end regarding our loss of history, and gratitude that the films exist at all. To me, movies are American history and some people don't value it as much as we do. Movies and music are what life is all about in the end. Whether it's memories of going to see Raiders of the Lost Ark as a kid with your family, or seeing RUSH live. It's all we have.
I'd give anything to see Rush again, and will always be grateful I had the chance.
John Candy’s daughter has a TH-cam channel “Couch Candy.” She interviews a lot of her dads friends. She is super cute and looks just like her dad.
She's be as fat as her dad if looked just like him how is that super cute? I saw woman similar looking to Napoleon Dynamite but better looking did not look just like him but did look like could be related.
She's the only kind of Candy a fat kid would say no to.
Man, I watched “Uncle Buck” on New Year’s Day, crazy....
Thank you so much for placing this on TH-cam he was an absolute treasure a one-of-a-kind a great actor God bless him always
His SCTV days, Trains Planes and Autos, Great Outdoors and Uncle Buck. These are my fav memories of John Candy.
This is one of the best channels I've ever found. Hat's off to you my man!!
Thank you for championing this cause, so eloquently. It’s something I’ve spoken about for decades to whoever would listen, most who would chuckle it off as a novelty. The idea of these reels deteriorating in a paramount vault thousands of miles from me made me feel so helpless.
It’s so refreshing to see I wasn’t alone after all.
There needs to be a “ Beyond The Directors Cut” film where everything is smushed into the film. Let the market place decide.
They'll never do that because of greed. Why put everything in one DVD set when you can release little by little through out the years and keep reselling the film?
Candy was and still is one of my actors of all time. He was so likable and down to earth. That is a life lesson I live by.
A complex man but epic comedic talent - John Candy will always be a part of my80s/90s life. As an 80s kid myself.
And also from his voluminous work on Second City Television.
That's where I first fell in love with Candy.
Every freaking one of these leads to a tear - the nostalgia you uncover in my 💜 really feels nice. You do special work sir - don't ever 🛑...
I would love love love to get even a few minutes more of Uncle Buck
Such a great film. I’d definitely love to see more scenes in a future release. We need it.
John and John. Two of the best we ever had to entertain us! They don’t make em’ like either one of them anymore..... 🍿 🎥👍
Rest in peace to John and John. May they both be together in heaven 🙏 they are Legendary!!
I've been borderline obsessed with all the deleted scenes, dream sequence, different actor choices for the custodian and even rumored 2 different endings with The Breakfast Club.
When he waves at the end of the film then the music kicks in ....😢hugely missed 😔
That scene always gets me. It sums John up so much to me. He is waiving with a smile, but behind his smile he like most funny men is very sad, but he always puts on his smile to make others laugh. It’s sad because it looks like he is saying, one day I won’t be here so he is waving good bye forever. Rip John candy.
John Candy the legend, Uncle Buck probably my favorite of his
I actually just watched this again on HBOmax for the first time years. A classic. Still is.
Uncle Buck will always be in my top 10 favorite movies, definitely my favorite feel-good movie, and of course, who wouldn't want to see more John Candy especially as Uncle Buck
Love planes trains and automobiles.
Miss the chill feel of old movies like that.
I loved the "heart" I saw come through with John Candy each time I watched this movie, and the laughs it always gives me.
I hope that one day a lot of this footage can be seen again, John Candy is an absolute legend.
Almost every movie has been cut from their original version. Frankenstein meets the Wolfman, Ferris Bueller, & Batman 89. It's hard to find that original cut. But, it happens.
Batman forever also had an original cut hitop films talked about it, it sounded pretty good
Uncle Buck was such a great little film. Candy was born for the role. I still find myself quoting memorable lines all these years later. I wish they had an uncut restored version for fans to rejoice in nowadays.
It was this movie, seeing Mac Culkin’s talented acting, that John Hughes wrote Home Alone, wanting him to play Kevin
Not this too?! I'm still annoyed about the missing Planes footage.
THere is missing Footage From Planes Trains and Automobiles? i never knew that my favorite John Candy Movie damn now i have to do some research
I would absolutely live for a 6-12hour DVD of nothing but unseen John Candy footage. Thanks for this great video!
I love this movie so much. John candy was one of those people who when they passed left a void. Absolutely missed that big guy
so many John Hughes films I enjoy watching over and over again and again. Thank you John Hughes for what you have given us. may you rest in peace.
grew up on this movie and as an adult used it as a blueprint to be a cool uncle. thanks for sharing more of this classic to enjoy!
Hopefully Shout Factory can re-release this film on blu-ray with some of that stuff included. They seem to have a good relationship with Universal with releasing their movies in better quality and with more special features.
They totally should've done the extended clown scene. Buck could've said, "come here let's bury the hatchet. No?!" and hit the mouse car with his ax while chasing the car away. That would've been iconic.
I would love to see this full version of the movie. Same with Trains, Planes, & Automobiles
" It's so rare so rare that clowns get their butts overhauled" this line should have remained in the movie had to stop video laughing so hard !!!!!
I agree they should’ve left the longer fight scene were John destroys the mouse car and the kids are watching by the window entertained. It would’ve an epic memorable scene and made the movie more famous. I will never understanding they edited it out
I kinda wish there’s a blu-ray collection of John Hughes films that have all his films in both the cut and uncut versions on them so you can either watch it as you remember them or as the extended version
The part of him walking away through the window smoking was a perfect ending to this video and made a tear come out
John Candy is one of those very special actors that no one else can compare to. He's one of my all time favourites.
Candy was a comic genius, RIP John, gone too soon!
Wait a minute: Buck lives across from Wriggly Field. Is Uncle Buck the PI from Blues Brothers?
orange whip?
@@Psilocybin77 THREE ORANGE WHIPS
@Cuthbert Bracegirdle You know, I kinda like the Wrigley Field bit.
John candy was in blues brothers and I think his little suit and sunglasses bit in the school scene here was his own kind of reference to that movie which would make sense.
It hurts watching John Candy now because he reminds me so much of my late Grandad especially in Uncle Buck. His mannerisms, humour, cigar etc😢
He was something else , he was pure joy to watch . An authentic human being .
I'd love to see your opinion on Camp Candy. I don't think it's a great cartoon by any means, but Candy made the show worth watching at any rate.
I remembered when he introduced the show on a lost episode of Saved by the Bell. It was weird seeing Zack Slater and Screech talking to John about his new cartoon.
I used to watch Camp Candy in the early 90s. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Toxic Crusaders and Ghost Writer on Saturday mornings
I love all your videos , I even went and watched some of the movies I never saw growing up thanks to your videos. Keep up the good work!
- A dedicated viewer!
I have Uncle Buck and Planes, Trains, and Automobiles on DVD. I love those movies.
I have always loved this movie and have even sat down with my grandkids and watched it. We miss you John, RIP.
I can still remember where I was when I heard he died. He was my favorite actor hands-down when I was a kid!
Just the coolest guy!
Being that it’s over 30 years later, I doubt the cut footage still exists now. When footage was cut back then, it went into a vault, before eventually being destroyed.
The Criterion blu ray of The Breakfast Club has almost an hour of deleted scenes so it's entirely possible they exist.
Wow thanks for that positive insight on the situation. You broke my heart and got me frustrated all in one sentence.
Uncle Buck was a go to in my house as a kid. love it!
I’ve actually never gotten around to watching Uncle Buck, after all of these videos it’s time to fix this.
what the hell are you waiting for?! go watch it! RIGHT NOW!!
You are so lucky to have them all in front of you! Although they are great over and over again.
@@derek-64 I didn't wait, after I finished commenting I went onto HBOMax and watched it.
It was as delightful as the review make it out to be.
@@PaceFilmsProductions personally i don't care for streaming services, i have my copy on dvd. But regardless of how you watch it it's still worth it. Excellent movie.
@@derek-64 I like streaming for seeing and/or discovering movies. If I like them then I get the DVD/Blu-ray even if they're available on streaming sites because I want MY own copy to own. My wife made fun of me until a couple of years when her favorite show Dr Who got taken off of netflix.
Get in your mouse and get out of here.
That's such a good line.
You could use that for anything. A t shirt, or when your daughter has a guy over you don't like.
Lol get in your mouse and get out of here.
One of my favorite movies as well! Thank you for your valuable insight and putting this video together. Completely agree. It is a shame such valuable and enriched content is probably sitting in a basement collecting dust. Scary to think it will be lost forever.
"Your car's on fire!!"
"No no, it's just a lil oil. .. listen you know where there is a party around here?"
"Oh, our son is there"
"Well, my niece is there"
"You better not go there with that hat on, they'll kill ya"
Hats Off your content is so insightful with a wonderful wholesome vibe. Your admiration for the the films you review really comes thru and after a long day at work, a new upload is a wonderful surprise. Thank you
Miss him dearly. Uncle Buck was my favorite role of John Candy!
Glad I had this channel recommended.
Very interesting topic. You really did great with the research and narration.
Now this is something I can sit back and binge watch with a large bowl of popcorn.
"Who's off the air forever and ever? Uncle Buck. Uncle Buck."
We need the Hughes extended cuts of TPA and Uncle Buck!!
Amazing vid that resparked memories and interest into the movie. I didn't want this video to end.
“What are you guys into? Strippers?” - Uncle Buck summed up in one perfect line.
"Uncle Buck" is my favorite John Candy film. It is also one of my favorite films, probably my favorite comedy.