In the US, they ask: “where were you when Elvis died?” In Canada, we ask: “where were you when John Candy died?” It was such a sudden and tragic loss to the world. Your roles kept me and my family laughing and happy in good times and in some rough times also. Not only were you a great actor, but a great father, husband, and person in general. RIP John. We miss you. Hopefully you are making people laugh in heaven.
In the US here...the double hit of one of my favorite actors in Candy and my favorite musician Kurt Cobain passing away in consecutive months made spring 1994 very sad for me.
@@ilovemydressinggown9715 I’m in Australia, I was at a football match waiting for the game to start. They announced it over the speaker. Could have heard a pin drop.
When John Candy was part owner of the Toronto Argos, he appeared at their bench during a game with the Calgary Stampeders dressed in his black suit, the whole crowd realized who it was and he turned and waved, everyone went nuts!...I was lucky enough to be an extra in Cool Runnings and was beside him in a scene for about 10 seconds! He was the best.
@@beccas.7762 Thanks, I was in the scene where the bobsled team (with John Candy) was arriving at the airport in Calgary coming from Jamaica. Stood right beside John Candy, pretty cool!
I loved John Candy and still miss him. You could tell he was a good guy and he was so very likable. My favorite movie was “Trains, Planes and Automobiles” which I have seen many times. I also loved “The Great Outdoors.” Love you, John. RIP.
@@bellabear653 When he tries to sell the Curtain Rings as Ear Rings to those girls by telling that it makes them look 18 or 19 years old.....that's pretty funny too!
Every time I see him wave goodbye, at the end of 'Uncle Buck'. It still brings me to tears. Every time. You were taken far too early Mr Candy...thank you for the laughs, and your authenticity. RIP, friend
John was one of the most genuine people to ever exist he was a beautiful soul and one of the few actors who could take you from roaring laughter to tears in the same scene he is an actor that to this day to watch his movies leaves me with an empty feeling he was a huge loss
When I was a year old my father and mother were flying in first class and he was in the seats behind us playing with me practically the entire flight. That was 1977 from what I was told. Needless to say he became and still is one of my favorite actors
I loved John Candy and still miss him. You could tell he was a good guy and he was so very likable. My favorite movie was “Trains, Planes and Automobiles” which I have seen many times. I also loved “The Great Outdoors.” Love you, John. RIP.
John Candy was outstanding in "JFK" as Dean Andrews who, as in the movie, spoke in idioms. When you see videos of Dean Andrews, John Candy's performance is pure genius.
In the US, they ask: “where were you when Elvis died?” In Canada, we ask: “where were you when John Candy died?” It was such a sudden and tragic loss to the world. Your roles kept me and my family laughing and happy in good times and in some rough times also. Not only were you a great actor, but a great father, husband, and person in general. RIP John. We miss you. Hopefully you are making people laugh in heaven.
I still remember John Candy even to this day, even after his death way back in 1994. John Candy's passing was the saddest day of my life😭. There's no telling what more great achievements he could have accomplished if he hadn't died. No doubt John Candy is a loveable, jolly and friendly person you definitely want to be friends with.
Its a sad thing about life.. guys like Candy and Curly howard,Bellushi died on us early.. bringing joy to people and God takes them so heaven can laugh...its not cool.. we need to laugh too.
I like all John Candy movies…but to say the saddest day of your life was when essentially a stranger to you died. Now that’s pretty sad!!! Not a family member or friend passing away was more sad??? Someone that you actually knew! It’s crazy how people worship and cry over celebrities that they don’t know and the celebrities don’t give a f*** about you. But that’s your saddest day! SMDH!!! 🤦♂️
In 1979 I was in grade 9 and had a part time job at a place in Toronto called Mother's Sandwich Shop. John would come in really late after shooting SCTV. I remember his order was extra meatball sub with a chocolate shake. He would sit in a booth and wait to take it with him. Once he left me a $100.00 bill tip which I asked him to sign. I still have it. I loved this guy who was the kindest man with a big heart. He invited me to a private party with the SCTV crew at a pinball arcade called Funland which was downtown on younge Street Toronto. I went and met everyone and played air hockey with Katherine O'Hara who was just getting her career going back then. Memories I will never forget. RIP my friend John Candy!
Great actor, still sadly missed. Loved Uncle Buck and Trains boats and plains - but my favorite of all was 'Only the lonely'. Such a lovely portrayal of a man who wanted to do his best for a demanding mum and the love of his life. Great acting. Miss you big guy.
I love seeing the John candy movies! He was such a great actor And each of his characters had heart. Hats off to you Mr. Candy. You always made me feel so much better whenever I felt sad 😭
I was 8yrs old when he died and I remember it well. Already at 8yrs old I was a huge fan of his movies and also Camp Candy. I remember when he died I was really upset and I remember my mom showing me the article about his passing in the paper. As an adult, I am still a huge John Candy fan. One movie you need to watch if you are a fan and haven't seen it is The Clown Murders. I love his comedy roles but the roles where he doesn't do comedy are kinda rare so I jump at a chance to see them. It's a really good movie and he does a great job playing his character, Ollie.
To me, Candy's best roles are in "Planes, Trains and Automobiles", "Uncle Buck" and "Home Alone". So sad he died so prematurely! Would have loved to have met this legend of a guy! R.I.P John Candy! Your truely missed! 😢
There wasn't too many movies he appeared in that i didn't like. He had an extremely likeable aura about him. He seemed like a really good guy and top ambassador for Canada. Bloody drugs.
He’s one of those few rare people that I don’t know a thing about him other than the roles he played but I just love the dude. I can’t explain in words why but he seems so genuine and kind.
I was at work when my mom called and told me that John Candy had died. I just sat at my desk and cried like a baby. My mom and I were ( and still are) huge fans . We've met him a number of times and had written to him as well .
I remember being a kid and hearing on the car radio that John had died. It absolutely broke my heart. Never forget that moment. He is my favorite all time
Would be nice if there is an other side and on that other side John Candy Chris Farley and Robin Williams are enjoying the realization of how much they meant to so many people
Planes trains & automobiles, probably my favorite...the end of the movie always hits me hard. I struggle with my weight as well which is maybe another reason I've always felt a connection with his movie characters.
Big people are creative,funny..if Candy was slimmer..maybe he would not have found comedy. You know Candy had no issues mocking his weight.. a true comedian can mock himself. I suggest you download some classic SCTV.
absolutely hilarious,i still quote it now,'you're husband is a philadendron',.....'look at the size of her head she must be huge',great comedian lovely fella.such a shame.
Candy was rumored to be a nice devil in home alone..guy pops up after Mom says she would sell her soul..its a joke but kinda weird if you analyze the scene..
John Candy was one cool dude back in the day .And his movies were cool and hilarious to watch ,also he cool on the show called SCTV ,which was one sweet show back in the day.some of that show would hold up today a little ,given the fact it now really old .But sure was so cool to watch back in the day .
Dying young is certainly “tragic”. But up to to that point he was on a roll. He accomplished a lot and made the whole world laugh. Not entirely “tragic”
Has always been my favorite actor thank you for doing this video. Random, but I just happened to catch "Home Alone" two days ago and actually did a toast with my stepfather when he popped up. Rip John Candy an eternal Legend and great man
Not even close to underrated. Hollywood took notice of him during SCTV and he went on to make several classic, successful comedies. Even in supporting roles he stole most movies he was in due to his comic delivery and timing. No question he'd still be doing great stuff today, like his buddies Eugene Levy and Martin Short (also underrated I'm guessing?)
Look when I die I would hope that an autopsy would be done to rule out any foul play like cyanide or anything else a cause should be necessary 🤷 nobody should dictate whether or not an autopsy should be done up until now I thought they did them automatically ⚰️if somebody poisoned somebody I loved I would want to know but hey that's just me.
I honestly do not think any other actor could have played Uncle Buck better. I absolutely love this film and laugh every time I see it, very sad story of Johns battles and he could have gone on to make so many other great comedies, RIP John, very much missed by your appreciative audience.
John Candy is an absolute legend of an actor. Planes, Trains & Automobiles, Summer Rental, Delirious, Splash, Once Upon a Crime, The Great Outdoors, Brewster’s Millions, Stripes, Cool Runnings are the films imo were the films he really starred as an amazing actor. Though as others have commented he was gr8 in others. Brilliant actor and will never be forgotten who love the films he starred in.
I was a massively overweight kid in the 80s and 90s and so as with most heavy kids comedy was my go to when situations got sticky. Jon Candy was my biggest role model and I would always try to imitate what i thought he would do in that situation. Truly one of the greatest to ever do it on the silverscreen
My dad got to met him before he passed. My dad did some work at his then house and says he and his whole family were/are so down to earth the few in the entertainment industry.
There might not be an actor/comedian that is as unanimously loved as John Candy. He’s on that short list of people that you never hear anything negative said about them or parodied in a mocking or negative manner. I think it’s pretty much just him, Tom Hanks, and Michael J. Fox.
John Candy was the greatest comedian ever he loved to make people smile he was loved and respected by he’s wife and children yes he had his struggle in life like we all do life is not perfect but he was truly loved..
His death in 1994 was a shock because I just watched every episode there ever was on Camp Candy and didn't think he had a chance in heck to leave so soon, especially before his kids' high school graduation.
Such a sweet, sweet man. He was so talented and hysterically funny, but just a humble good guy. Planes, Trains and Automobiles was my favorite movie. So sad he was taken from his family at such an early age. RIP John. We love and miss you.
TIL: Young John Candy looked a lot like Bill Hicks. Serious note, him as Del Griffith changed the way I look at movies. He obviously had Funny down to a T... but if you don't wanna cry, and the end of Planes, Trains & Automobiles... you are a cyborg, and I can't understand you because you speak binary. He absolutely destroys you, in that scene. But to go from so light-hearted and funny, to so sorrowful and heart-felt in the same movie, shouldn't be ignored. RIP John Candy
RIP, John Candy.
To this day, his death still shocks me. It was on the news for a week.
@@UnchainedAmerica Yes, I feel the same, he was my favourate actor.
This month on the 31st of October John Candy would have been 70 years old.
I still miss you John, rest well brother.
Yeah. RIP. Even 26 years later I can't believe he's gone
26 years later and it still hurts that John Candy is gone he was the uncle that everyone needed
I remember listening to the radio when I was 10 and hearing that he died while on scene filming a movie. I felt so down....
30 years now it’s insane I was a huge fan of his when I was a kid I loved every movie he was in.
I became a fan of John watching SCTV And how Good he was in movies, HE Definitely Made His Mark!😅
Candy isn’t appreciated enough. Great talent
Yes he is. He has millions of fans to this day. And many were very sad when he passed away. And still find it sad almost 30 years later.
Definitely
Oh he is very so much so! .
He is by me
In the US, they ask: “where were you when Elvis died?”
In Canada, we ask: “where were you when John Candy died?”
It was such a sudden and tragic loss to the world.
Your roles kept me and my family laughing and happy in good times and in some rough times also. Not only were you a great actor, but a great father, husband, and person in general. RIP John. We miss you. Hopefully you are making people laugh in heaven.
In the US here...the double hit of one of my favorite actors in Candy and my favorite musician Kurt Cobain passing away in consecutive months made spring 1994 very sad for me.
In the u.k we are asked where was u when u heared the news princess Diana died 😭 i had just arrived at work at the age of 19 xx
@@ilovemydressinggown9715 Cant even remember. Must be one of the few people who didnt like her.
@@ilovemydressinggown9715 I’m in Australia, I was at a football match waiting for the game to start. They announced it over the speaker. Could have heard a pin drop.
@@debbiepeter112 Me neither. I don't mourn spiteful, arrogant old slags....I was more distressed at the loss if Peter Cook
Anyone else love him in The Great Outdoors 😢
Daniel Hosler Yeah, that's one of my favorite movies.
THE BALD HEADED BEAR!!!!
@@ryanbrown938 "Of Claire County !"
Yes!! Big bear chase me!!!!
@@bluejean4882 yessssss
R.I.P. John Candy.
One of the sweetest BIG men on the Big screen.
Love all your work.
Thanks for the memories.
12/15/2022.
2020, candy is still remembered today
If he was still here, he would've been 70 this year.
Yes, yes he is
2021 candy is still remembered
He’ll never be forgotten!! Uncle Buck come on!! Lol
The voice of the albatross in rescuers down Under
I love him at uncle Buck, and my kids to. RIP John😔
he also played dual roles in the box office bomb nothing but trouble.
The Great Outdoors was one of my favorites of his
Great movie and he is great in the movie
The voice of the albatross in rescuers down Under
Best film ever!
When John Candy was part owner of the Toronto Argos, he appeared at their bench during a game with the Calgary Stampeders dressed in his black suit, the whole crowd realized who it was and he turned and waved, everyone went nuts!...I was lucky enough to be an extra in Cool Runnings and was beside him in a scene for about 10 seconds! He was the best.
That's hella cool! What scene were you in?
@@beccas.7762 Thanks, I was in the scene where the bobsled team (with John Candy) was arriving at the airport in Calgary coming from Jamaica. Stood right beside John Candy, pretty cool!
Candy was like JAck for LA LAkers or Spike Lee for NY Knicks..
I loved John Candy and still miss him. You could tell he was a good guy and he was so very likable. My favorite movie was “Trains, Planes and Automobiles” which I have seen many times. I also loved “The Great Outdoors.” Love you, John. RIP.
Let me politely correct you. It's actually Planes, Trains and Automobiles. Classic movie and one of my personal favs. Have a nice day.
Everyone says he was a nice person
Delirious and Armed and Dangerous is also pretty good.. Brusters Millions was cool but it was not really his movie to shine.
He left a bunch of money to children. He was a real good man
@CULT OF PERSONALITY many decent, just get smeared by QAnon wackos.
He said once in an interview he absolutely loved children and was a very good dad to his kids.
He was an extremely loveable person on and off the screen.
Only John Candy could warm my heart in death.
If John Candy is still nice through dying, he definitely did something right.
Planes trains and automobiles is one of the funniest films of all time .
Hope his up there with the big man
for sure. You must like Dutch.
I agree.....very Funny Movie, yet it had a very Touching and Human side too!
When he tries to sell that casio watch and runs it accross his arm it's so funny.
@@bellabear653 When he tries to sell the Curtain Rings as Ear Rings to those girls by telling that it makes them look 18 or 19 years old.....that's pretty funny too!
I still miss him, and wish he got to make more movies. Like 'Who's Harry Crumb 2'😢
Harry Crumb was phenomenal! Iam thinking his best! Good call.
Yes!!! Who's Harry Crumb was possibly his best!!!! I miss him too
I loved Harry Crumb. It was on heavy rotation when we first got HBO when I was a kid. Good times.
Imagine Plains, Trains 2? "IM BACCCCCCCCK" Candy
Watched that when I was a kid. Good film
Every time I see him wave goodbye, at the end of 'Uncle Buck'. It still brings me to tears. Every time. You were taken far too early Mr Candy...thank you for the laughs, and your authenticity. RIP, friend
I was heartbroken when John passed away RIP Big man missed forever 💔 🙏 x
Don't be. He's only in a better place now and he was a blessing when he was here. Somehow, I know he never really did or will die.
Got to see a Grey Cup..but no Stanley.
Cool runnings will always be one of my favorite candy classics.... r.I.p John
Very surprised there was no mention of cool runnings in this
@@TimmyJoe633 10:55 shows a scene of Candy in Cool Runnings but you're right about no verbal acknowledgement of that movie
Great movie and a true story! Great actors in Cool Runnings! Rest In Peace! I will always smile and watch your movies a thousand times!!!
@@TimmyJoe633 ye me too...
Im surprised but i can understand. "Armed and Dangerous".. "Delirious" for me..
"Where's your other hand, between two pillows. Those aren't pillows!"
🤭😂😂😂
Both jump out of bed screaming...
"How about thos those bears."
"Oh, yeah the Bears, gonna go all the way this year"
How about those lions
yea classic! "Do the mess around" drive scene is classic too.
That has to be the best movie that either of those two starred in. God what a timeless classic.
My mom showed me uncle buck and now I'm addicted to his movies. RIP John Candy
What's your favourite, buddy?
@@amazingkris probably planes trains and automobiles man it was great
Mine, too. Watch SCTV if you ever find it. He stands out.
Uncle Buck will always put a smile on everyone's faces. His loving spirit lives on.
Eugene Levy loved his friend
Candy,LEvy,Myers,Carey,A Martin are my top 5 of all time (CANADIAN)
That's my favorite movie with John Candy
John Candy is still my favorite actor. We lost a great soul. Rest in peace John.
*soul
John was one of the most genuine people to ever exist he was a beautiful soul and one of the few actors who could take you from roaring laughter to tears in the same scene he is an actor that to this day to watch his movies leaves me with an empty feeling he was a huge loss
Words can't even convey John Candy on what a very incredible person he was! His life was cut short, but his legacy will live forever.
No one could take his place. Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, is my favorite movie.
Love this movie. It is a dark comedy with a great story line. We watch this every year on Thanksgiving day.
yea a pest,annoying salesman you kinda feel bad for..but loved great music...
When I was a year old my father and mother were flying in first class and he was in the seats behind us playing with me practically the entire flight. That was 1977 from what I was told. Needless to say he became and still is one of my favorite actors
What a wonderful story!
That's awesome!
That's brilliant.
Such a beautful soul. RIP JOHN
He made the mundane things so extremely funny, and was one of the rare people to pull it off.
I loved John Candy and still miss him. You could tell he was a good guy and he was so very likable. My favorite movie was “Trains, Planes and Automobiles” which I have seen many times. I also loved “The Great Outdoors.” Love you, John. RIP.
@@erikarichards528 The Great outdoors is amazing😂😀 also, Summer Rental.. He's actually faultless in every movie
John Candy was outstanding in "JFK" as Dean Andrews who, as in the movie, spoke in idioms. When you see videos of Dean Andrews, John Candy's performance is pure genius.
"If I answer that question you keep asking? If I give the name of the big enchilada, you know? Then, bon-voyage, Dino!"
@@missdeejay Thanks for the quote.
damn i forgot about JFK, thanks.
One reason not to fear death is knowing John Candy is on other side. Amazing actor and a real friendly man by most accounts.
He left behind a great legacy like Robin Williams, films like "Uncle Buck" and "Great Outdoors" are classics
I never read a autobiography.. except John Candy and Robert De Niro.
In the US, they ask: “where were you when Elvis died?”
In Canada, we ask: “where were you when John Candy died?”
It was such a sudden and tragic loss to the world.
Your roles kept me and my family laughing and happy in good times and in some rough times also. Not only were you a great actor, but a great father, husband, and person in general. RIP John. We miss you. Hopefully you are making people laugh in heaven.
I still remember John Candy even to this day, even after his death way back in 1994. John Candy's passing was the saddest day of my life😭. There's no telling what more great achievements he could have accomplished if he hadn't died. No doubt John Candy is a loveable, jolly and friendly person you definitely want to be friends with.
Its a sad thing about life.. guys like Candy and Curly howard,Bellushi died on us early.. bringing joy to people and God takes them so heaven can laugh...its not cool.. we need to laugh too.
I like all John Candy movies…but to say the saddest day of your life was when essentially a stranger to you died. Now that’s pretty sad!!! Not a family member or friend passing away was more sad??? Someone that you actually knew! It’s crazy how people worship and cry over celebrities that they don’t know and the celebrities don’t give a f*** about you. But that’s your saddest day! SMDH!!! 🤦♂️
The scene in Uncle Buck when he is dancing with the neighbor and his girlfriend walks in still makes me cry from laughter
Shanice
In 1979 I was in grade 9 and had a part time job at a place in Toronto called Mother's Sandwich Shop. John would come in really late after shooting SCTV. I remember his order was extra meatball sub with a chocolate shake. He would sit in a booth and wait to take it with him. Once he left me a $100.00 bill tip which I asked him to sign. I still have it. I loved this guy who was the kindest man with a big heart. He invited me to a private party with the SCTV crew at a pinball arcade called Funland which was downtown on younge Street Toronto. I went and met everyone and played air hockey with Katherine O'Hara who was just getting her career going back then.
Memories I will never forget.
RIP my friend John Candy!
Do not forget his corrupt lawyer Dean Andrews in JFK with Kevin Costner, no laughing matter, Candy showed dramatic chops in Oliver Stone's film.
COOL RUNNINGS WAS A GREAT MOVIE
R I P JOHN CANDY
He was great in JFK
corrupt lawyer? So is Candy's character as hated as guy from Cheeres in "Guilty before proven innocent" De Niro? im gonna get JFK now , I forgot.
I’m 37 and Candy’s death still feels like a part of my childhood eroded on that fateful day😢
Great actor, still sadly missed. Loved Uncle Buck and Trains boats and plains - but my favorite of all was 'Only the lonely'. Such a lovely portrayal of a man who wanted to do his best for a demanding mum and the love of his life. Great acting. Miss you big guy.
Incredibly tragic for Jennifer and Chris to lose their adored Dad so early and for John to miss out on watching them grow.
I love seeing the John candy movies!
He was such a great actor
And each of his characters had heart. Hats off to you Mr. Candy.
You always made me feel so much better whenever I felt sad 😭
I was 8yrs old when he died and I remember it well. Already at 8yrs old I was a huge fan of his movies and also Camp Candy. I remember when he died I was really upset and I remember my mom showing me the article about his passing in the paper. As an adult, I am still a huge John Candy fan. One movie you need to watch if you are a fan and haven't seen it is The Clown Murders. I love his comedy roles but the roles where he doesn't do comedy are kinda rare so I jump at a chance to see them. It's a really good movie and he does a great job playing his character, Ollie.
To me, Candy's best roles are in "Planes, Trains and Automobiles", "Uncle Buck" and "Home Alone". So sad he died so prematurely! Would have loved to have met this legend of a guy! R.I.P John Candy! Your truely missed! 😢
There wasn't too many movies he appeared in that i didn't like. He had an extremely likeable aura about him.
He seemed like a really good guy and top ambassador for Canada.
Bloody drugs.
It's not the drugs but the underlying unresolved issues that killed him.
The only movie I heard was bad was Wagon's East.
He was in so many good movies, he always was so good in it
He’s one of those few rare people that I don’t know a thing about him other than the roles he played but I just love the dude. I can’t explain in words why but he seems so genuine and kind.
Only the Lonely 1991, Splash 1984, Uncle Buck 1989, SpaceBalls 1987...
JFK. As the southern lawyer. Guy could do 'serious' stuff as well as comedy. And his 'I like me..'. Speech in Planes.Trains ..was so moving.
NIX 5 Cents space balls great film 😜
I was at work when my mom called and told me that John Candy had died. I just sat at my desk and cried like a baby. My mom and I were ( and still are) huge fans . We've met him a number of times and had written to him as well .
1994...wow
Why does he still feel around?
I don’t know I just don’t know.
because memories,legends dont die.
I remember being a kid and hearing on the car radio that John had died. It absolutely broke my heart. Never forget that moment. He is my favorite all time
Such a great actor. Cool Runnings has to be my fav movie of his! RIP John Candy 🙏🏻🌈🌈
Try and find Delirious and Armed and Dangerous.
Still watching him now, Dec 28th 2020. Planes trains and automobiles, best film ever.
Brings back a lot of good memories from my childhood ❤️
He was a great comedian/actor. I missed him, Rest In Peace.
Would be nice if there is an other side and on that other side John Candy Chris Farley and Robin Williams are enjoying the realization of how much they meant to so many people
You know heaven has allot of great comedians.. to entertain God.
It broke my heart the day John Candy passed away. He will always be missed and loved. Rest in peace john . Heaven gained a great man .
I remember the day he passed away I was so heart broken I will always remember him gone way too soon rip John Candy
Loved him ,when he died I was shocked like one of my family,he just won your heart
Planes trains & automobiles, probably my favorite...the end of the movie always hits me hard. I struggle with my weight as well which is maybe another reason I've always felt a connection with his movie characters.
Big people are creative,funny..if Candy was slimmer..maybe he would not have found comedy. You know Candy had no issues mocking his weight.. a true comedian can mock himself. I suggest you download some classic SCTV.
@@EXPLISITemcee they say he was just over 300lb but I think more likely he was north of or even maybe over 400lb
John Candy in Uncle Buck was one of my favorite movies my son's also we watched it over and over John Candy was such a gift R.I.P🙏🕊️🕊️🌟
Who's Harry Crumb was not mentioned once. It's a classic.
absolutely hilarious,i still quote it now,'you're husband is a philadendron',.....'look at the size of her head she must be huge',great comedian lovely fella.such a shame.
John Candy was one of my favorite comedians ever I wish he was still around
He was good in Home Alone and Rookie of the Year. He was great.
Candy was rumored to be a nice devil in home alone..guy pops up after Mom says she would sell her soul..its a joke but kinda weird if you analyze the scene..
RIP John! Some years back I had the privilege of sub-titling a number of movies you starred in. Gone but not forgotten!
Even before watching this I knew this would be a emotional rollercoaster
He daughter said in a interview that the film uncle buck best describes her father personality. I think that says a lot about him 🙂
John Candy was one cool dude back in the day .And his movies were cool and hilarious to watch ,also he cool on the show called SCTV ,which was one sweet show back in the day.some of that show would hold up today a little ,given the fact it now really old .But sure was so cool to watch back in the day .
I still like to watch SCTV. I'd pay to have the whole series. So many greats in one show.
He seemed like a great person to be friends with ...
He was also on spaceballs. One of my favorite movies
Barfolemew! Love this man forever.
I will always remember him for planes,trains & automobiles…it truly showed how much of an emotional actor he was…that film was heartbreaking at times
Dying young is certainly “tragic”. But up to to that point he was on a roll. He accomplished a lot and made the whole world laugh. Not entirely “tragic”
R.I.P I STILL REMEMBER WHEN THEY ANNOUNCED HIS DEATH
Has always been my favorite actor thank you for doing this video. Random, but I just happened to catch "Home Alone" two days ago and actually did a toast with my stepfather when he popped up. Rip John Candy an eternal Legend and great man
Just once
Just once I wanna read the thumbnail about a celebertys death as
“ The uplifting details of “
Sad loss. I still see John having the same personality that he portrayed in Uncle Buck! Great actor and is greatly missed . RIP !
A vastly underrated comedy talent - and a proud Canadian to the end. RIP.
Not even close to underrated. Hollywood took notice of him during SCTV and he went on to make several classic, successful comedies. Even in supporting roles he stole most movies he was in due to his comic delivery and timing. No question he'd still be doing great stuff today, like his buddies Eugene Levy and Martin Short (also underrated I'm guessing?)
Love John Candy... Can’t imagine the amazing movies he would’ve continued to make if not for his untimely passing :(
A great loss to Comedy ... still spoken about today still remembered today, that's greatness and that's a star. RIP John
Something I never understood is why his wife demand no autopsy be done I always thought that was suspicious.
I don’t. No widow wants to have an autopsy. It’s too horrible to contemplate. Been there, done that. 😢
Look when I die I would hope that an autopsy would be done to rule out any foul play like cyanide or anything else a cause should be necessary 🤷 nobody should dictate whether or not an autopsy should be done up until now I thought they did them automatically ⚰️if somebody poisoned somebody I loved I would want to know but hey that's just me.
He had heart problems so dying of heart related issues isnt suspicious so no, I wouldn't want an autopsy done either
I think they have to do them if you die at home to make sure of no foul play.
...except for the fact that he died at an early age, I fail to see John's life as being tragic...
ah!! i remember camp candy!! so good!
Wow. I didn't know much about him. So sad he passed away so young. My favorite movie is : Who is Harry Crumb 💗
He was my favorite comedic actor with Steve Martin in a close second. I miss comedies that he, Martin, Ackroyd and others made in the 80's....
I do like Chevy Chase and Billy Crystal along with Steve Martin. Bill Murray wasn’t bad either. Can take or leave Dan Ackroyd.
I honestly do not think any other actor could have played Uncle Buck better.
I absolutely love this film and laugh every time I see it, very sad story of Johns battles and he could have gone on to make so many other great comedies, RIP John, very much missed by your appreciative audience.
John Candy is an absolute legend of an actor. Planes, Trains & Automobiles, Summer Rental, Delirious, Splash, Once Upon a Crime, The Great Outdoors, Brewster’s Millions, Stripes, Cool Runnings are the films imo were the films he really starred as an amazing actor. Though as others have commented he was gr8 in others. Brilliant actor and will never be forgotten who love the films he starred in.
Candy was the man. Cool runnings and uncle buck will forever be in my heart
What about John’s great performance in “Cool Runnings” 1993........
I was thinking the same thing. I just hope it was just a innocent case of oversight. And not more racism within the media and entertainment industry.
one of my all time favorite actors.. I absolutely loved him
Me, too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He Actually had a voiceover job in Heavy Metal movie as Den....
Loved him
Plains trains and automobils still one of my all time favorites
Rip john
I was a massively overweight kid in the 80s and 90s and so as with most heavy kids comedy was my go to when situations got sticky. Jon Candy was my biggest role model and I would always try to imitate what i thought he would do in that situation. Truly one of the greatest to ever do it on the silverscreen
His death many years later was the wake-up call I needed to change my health for the better. Rest in peace John.
John stocker recently on my podcast really cared about his friend John Candy. RIP
Armed and Dangerous was good. Had some other SCTV alumni.
Yup, an underrated movie!
My dad got to met him before he passed. My dad did some work at his then house and says he and his whole family were/are so down to earth the few in the entertainment industry.
Loved John Candy. One of my all time favourite films is Uncle Buck.
There might not be an actor/comedian that is as unanimously loved as John Candy. He’s on that short list of people that you never hear anything negative said about them or parodied in a mocking or negative manner. I think it’s pretty much just him, Tom Hanks, and Michael J. Fox.
Blind Terry Tucci And Fred Mcfeely Rogers.
Shame you failed to mention his big film “Cool Running’s”. RIP Great Actor.
Hey, what about cool runnings
John Candy was the greatest comedian ever he loved to make people smile he was loved and respected by he’s wife and children yes he had his struggle in life like we all do life is not perfect but he was truly loved..
His death in 1994 was a shock because I just watched every episode there ever was on Camp Candy and didn't think he had a chance in heck to leave so soon, especially before his kids' high school graduation.
Such a sweet, sweet man. He was so talented and hysterically funny, but just a humble good guy. Planes, Trains and Automobiles was my favorite movie. So sad he was taken from his family at such an early age. RIP John. We love and miss you.
TIL: Young John Candy looked a lot like Bill Hicks.
Serious note, him as Del Griffith changed the way I look at movies. He obviously had Funny down to a T... but if you don't wanna cry, and the end of Planes, Trains & Automobiles... you are a cyborg, and I can't understand you because you speak binary.
He absolutely destroys you, in that scene. But to go from so light-hearted and funny, to so sorrowful and heart-felt in the same movie, shouldn't be ignored.
RIP John Candy
John Candy was a great Actor and Comedian