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That's ridiculous. Do you have some kind of evidence for this? I think you guys are all lying and he's actually still alive (like 2pac).
John Candy: I Like Me - documentary about John Candy's life
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That's ridiculous. Do you have some kind of evidence for this? I think you guys are all lying and he's actually still alive (like 2pac).
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I was curious about when he died and goddamn it was far earlier than I'd realized.
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- 1 de Mayo, 2018
Is this his only voice acting credit? If so that's a shame because his voice acting was really good in Heavy Metal!
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- 30 de Sep, 2018
He did a cartoon called Camp Candy in the late 80s where he was the lead.
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- 13 de Jul, 2017
I think a lot of the people hating on him didn't have a childhood where they watched shit like Home Alone as a kid. I've watched that movie so many times.
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- 29 de Jul, 2024
Splish splash, your opinion is trash.
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I prefer to remember him as Private Ox, ripping the bikinis off of enemy personnel in the mud trenches of the Somme.
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I love John Candy. He was in so many good movies. And it seems that nobody has a bad thing to say about the guy.
He was always a funny dude, but he did a great job when he had some more serious and dramatic scenes to do. In the dramatic scenes in particular, I thought his performances were brilliant because they were subtle, which felt natural.
I'll just say that I wish the guy had taken better care of himself. Had he been around for longer, there is no doubt in my mind that he would have made a lot more good movies, and would have at least earned something along the lines of an Oscar nomination.
He was always a funny dude, but he did a great job when he had some more serious and dramatic scenes to do. In the dramatic scenes in particular, I thought his performances were brilliant because they were subtle, which felt natural.
I'll just say that I wish the guy had taken better care of himself. Had he been around for longer, there is no doubt in my mind that he would have made a lot more good movies, and would have at least earned something along the lines of an Oscar nomination.
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- 13 de Jul, 2017
This thread is a great honey pot and anyone talking mad shit about jews or whatever should just be given pink triangles. If anyone had a basis for saying he was shit I'd respect it but you can see there are retards around.
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- 25 de Mayo, 2018
As it stands, any negative and cynical comments about John Candy are null and void based on the existence of Uncle Buck alone.
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- 13 de Jul, 2017
I understand the cynicism about the creation of yet another documentary about some dead actor. I'm actually surprised there wasn't already a John Candy one, which I guess this is why this documentary will be interesting.
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You realize he was Canadian?
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- 3 de Oct, 2022
Yeah he actually did a pretty good Manly Man voice
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- 25 de Mayo, 2018
An underrated John Candy performance: Only The Lonely, with the legendary Maureen O'Hara as his overbearing Irish mother and Ally Sheedy as the love interest.
John Candy actually pulled off being the main character in a romcom insanely well. It's a very subtle, yet charming performance and it just works. Hats-Off Entertainment did a really good video covering it a while back, too.
Unfortunately the movie is damn near impossible to find on physical media and it's not streaming anywhere. I currently own a 25+ year-old DVD that has been long since out of print.
Just thought I'd mention it, since this is a John Candy thread, and I think the movie demonstrated how versatile of an actor he was.
John Candy actually pulled off being the main character in a romcom insanely well. It's a very subtle, yet charming performance and it just works. Hats-Off Entertainment did a really good video covering it a while back, too.
Unfortunately the movie is damn near impossible to find on physical media and it's not streaming anywhere. I currently own a 25+ year-old DVD that has been long since out of print.
Just thought I'd mention it, since this is a John Candy thread, and I think the movie demonstrated how versatile of an actor he was.
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And we could mention the ending of that movie. It give some watery eyes when we saw him sit alone at that station and when we learn about her wife.
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If you aren't moved by his character's big reveal in Planes, Trains and Automobiles then your heart is made of stone.
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I think it is from SCTV era, he did an extremely funny and completely spot-on impression of fat, old Orson Welles.