Short is one of many stars who shares recollections of Candy in the documentary and, when CinemaBlend spoke to Hanks ahead of ...

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

Candy received a tour of the school from then Harvard Lampoon President, Conan O'Brien, who was debating whether or not he was serious about pursuing comedy after school was over. In the documentary, ...

John Candy was one of the most beloved comedic actors of his time, with starring roles in Planes, Trains and Automobiles and ...

Paul Myers was touring Canada as the frontman of the alt-rock band The Gravelberrys when he heard the news about John Candy.

If there’s a scene that best encapsulates the tragically abbreviated career of John Candy, it’s not necessarily from his time on the sketch-comedy series “SCTV” or from movies like “Stripes” or “Uncle ...

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, ...

An archival family photo from the documentary "John Candy: I Like Me" shows a young ... sketch comedy show – a sort of Canadian “Saturday Night Live” – that launched the careers of Candy as well as ...

An interview with Bill Murray opens “John Candy: I Like Me,” director Colin Hanks’ formulaic but richly enjoyable documentary about the late, great Canadian comedic actor. Murray apologizes for having ...