Summary
A new documentary called "John Candy: I Like Me" celebrates the life of comedian John Candy. The film, directed by Colin Hanks, features memories and stories about Candy's kindness and talent from his friends and colleagues. The documentary discusses Candy's impact on both his peers and fans through roles in many well-loved films.
Key Facts
- The documentary "John Candy: I Like Me" highlights the life and career of comedian John Candy.
- Colin Hanks directed the film and included several of Candy's colleagues, like Steve Martin and Macaulay Culkin.
- John Candy was known for his roles in films like "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" and "Uncle Buck."
- Candy was praised for bringing a mix of humor and genuine emotion to his performances.
- Candy had a reputation in Hollywood for being extremely kind.
- John Candy was born in Ontario, Canada, and lost his father at a young age.
- He used humor and entertaining others as a way to cope with early challenges in his life.
- Candy died at the young age of 43 from a heart condition.
