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Read up on the latest John Candy: I Like Me News, Reviews and Features from the team at Collider. John Candy: I Like Me is a documentary that delves into the life of actor and comedian John Candy.

How do you encapsulate the life of work of John Candy in a single film? The Canadian comedian, who first thrilled TV audiences on SCTV, made a slew of deeply hilarious and heartfelt movies like Splash ...

Actor-director Colin Hanks was about 7 years old when Splash came out in 1984, the movie that starred his father Tom Hanks and John Candy; it would be a major hit for the emerging stars. The younger ...

The filmmaker spoke with PEOPLE at the premiere of his documentary, 'John Candy: I Like Me,' which debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sept. 4 Darlene Hammond/Hulton Archive/Getty; ...

Macaulay Culkin is reflecting on his bond with the late John Candy. Candy, who died from a heart attack at 43 in 1994, and the “Home Alone” vet, 45, starred in “Uncle Buck” together in 1989. Culkin ...

Running time: 113 minutes. Out Oct. 10 on Prime Video. TORONTO — Early in the emotional new documentary “John Candy: I Like Me,” which had its world premiere Thursday night at the Toronto ...

'John Candy: I Like Me' takes a heartfelt look at the late comedian’s life and legacy with never-before-seen footage and family insights. Find out all about the upcoming documentary here. TORONTO, ...

Don’t go into John Candy: I Like Me expecting any dirt on the comedian. His fellow Second City cast member Bill Murray jokes in the documentary’s first few minutes that he wishes he had something ...

"John Candy: I Like Me" (Credit: Courtesy of the Candy Family Estate) “John Candy: I Like Me” was among the opening night offerings at the Toronto International Film Festival this year, taking fans ...

The Prime documentary remembers the 'SCTV' star through the eyes of his friends and co-stars, whose kind words add up to a uniquely shallow portrait of the beloved actor. None of them has a bad thing ...

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