John Candy Interview 1986 Brian Linehan's City Lights
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- Опубликовано: 24 янв 2016
- In this interview from 1986, John Candy talks about the 1980s comedy film Armed and Dangerous. He co-stars with actor Eugene Levy. He also discusses his career, from his beginning with Second City in Chicago to SCTV with Eugene Levy, Andrea Martin and Catherine O'Hara to his best-known 1980s films, Summer Rental with Carl Reiner, National Lampoon's Vacation, and the rave review from Pauline Kael on his performances in Splash.
He also talks about meeting Steven Spielberg who cast him in 1941, the 1979 film Lost and Found, Jim Belushi and hosting Saturday Night Live SNL, turning down the 1986 film Three Amigos and his upcoming projects, the Mel Brooks film Spaceballs and an unnamed John Hughes project.
From 1974 to 2000, Canada’s Brian Linehan conducted thousands of in-depth interviews with the greatest actors and directors from over 60 years of film history. His programs City Lights and Linehan have not been seen since they first aired and are now available for the first time for licensing. Linehan, a stylishly gifted broadcaster, meticulously did all his own research and that, coupled with his knowledge and passion about film and filmmaking, puts him in a class all by himself.
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Brian Linehan, who passed away in 2004, left his entire estate to The Brian Linehan Charitable Foundation to provide training, work opportunities and promotion for young actors of exceptional talent. All of the income of his Foundation is donated to not-for-profit institutions for that purpose. In the decade since his death, recipients of the Foundation’s support have included extraordinary young actors affiliated with the Canadian Film Centre, The National Screen Institute of Canada, the Stratford Shakespearean Festival and the Toronto International Film Festival, which, since Brian's passing, has preserved and housed Brian's personal archive and tape library. 
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John Candy's eyes are so beautiful
I met Mr. John Candy in 1990. I was working at Honey Baked Ham at the time. He came in the store around Christmas time and bought some food. I asked him if he would like some help to his car with the food and he said yes. I got the chance to tell him that " You are a great actor, and your movies make me laugh, thank you." He thanked me and handed me $20.00. I wish I would of waved the tip, because just the chance to spend that little bit of time with him was more then enough. He seemed to me to be a very humble, quiet person. No ego trip. I miss him, he died way to young.
I always had a feeling there was a big heart behind John Candy ~ he is my all time favourite and his laugh ~ I will never forget his laugh!
Nice story. Thanks for sharing. He's one of the first celebrities I miss.
Very likeable, exemplary personality he had.
A very humble and down to earth person. You can tell by the way he carries himself in this interview.
R.I.P. John Candy.
@@whome5933 yh for sure very funny guy enjoyed his movies but being a nice good kind person is the most important thing in life regardless the man had a lot of class
First time I've seen him interviewed. What a sweetheart. Also such an intelligent interviewer.
I would personally like to thank Canada for birthing this wonderful man.
His mother's name was Canada? Was her last name Dry?
No, she means that John Candy was born in Canada, specifically Toronto - how do you explain that slight Canadian accent he always speaks in, "eh?"
To see and hear him here is like being with him personally and feeling good, it is impossible not to feel good.
John Candy such a big heart and so grounded and modest ~ such a special person!
He is my most missed actor!
John Candy did have such a big heart and that makes the nature of his death even sadder.
He was a likable and genuinely funny person - excellent actor that made millions laugh 👏
I still watch Planes, Trains at Christmas. rip
I had a new girlfriend so I sat her down to watch as many John Candy movies as we could. By the time it was over she was the one trying to find the ones we didn't see in the marathon. One day I went to her house after school and she said she had something to tell me. When she told me that Candy had died all I could do was sit down. I didn't take it well, I'm still not completely over it. As I get older he doesn't age. He cannot be replaced.
I ❤ John candy. He was such a humble. Guy. Some of my favorite movies - armed & dangerous, planes ,trains & automobiles. Space balls, uncle buck. Stripes, He can be funny, serious, campy etc. I remember SCTV. Classic
Incredible man, John Candy. Not a fake bone in his body.
Excellent interviewer too. Provides just the right amount of exposition while still giving room for complete answers.
His personality makes him so incredibly handsome.
We will always miss you, John. You made me laugh during some of the most difficult times in my life. Thank you for making it bearable. 🤗
John Candy was a Icon, great actor/ director and a wonderful human being. He is greatly missed. His legacy lives on. great guy.
man i wish i could tell him that he basically raised me and made me who i am today. John got me through a lot :(
Love John Candy. So missed :(
What a wonderfully funny and humble man. You're still loved and missed, John.
when he was on home alone it made it a Christmas movie to watch anytime!
R.I.P. You were the greatest i miss you everyday and i am truly humbled to have your last autograph that my best friends aunt gave to me. I will always cherish it. love you always John Candy comedy movies were never the same when you passed but God had other plans for you sweetheart xxx
I agree, this is amazing. What a humble and talented man John Candy was
Yes he was. The best thing is that he stayed humble.
Gone but not forgotten, a humble man larger than life.
What a nice respectable interviewer. 👍
I would like to thank Canada for sharing John with us, loaning this great, talented, passionate man to the rest of the world to enjoy, we miss him terribly !!
What a class act. I think I need to arch a John candy movie now.
I love John's great big smile!
Terrific interview! John Candy was much more than a funnyman. And Linehan was a really great interviewer, did all his research, and left the camera on the subject ninety-five percent of the time. I'd rate him as good as Dick Cavett in that regard, but more low-key. Sadly, both persons shown in this video are now gone.
I remember skipping the channels when I saw Linehan on. Only now I reflect back and realize he was a great interviewer.
Indeed, I loved both persons. No unnecessary crowd noise, loud background music, shouting names, show-off, grandstanding, arrogance. Just calm, informative, sincere, fun chat. And very satisfactory duration, 40 mins. Gave a lot insight about John Candy as a person. I was thinking why he doesn't have many interviews, then came across this.
@@lloydchristmas4547 Long ago I skipped Brian Linehan too. But after Marty Short started to impersonate him as "Brock Linehan" on SCTV, I started to watch and appreciate his interviews a lot more. (There are many great ones here on YT). You're right in that his research was always deep and on point!
ehh, he was a LOT better than cavett, who never grew out of being an awkward 8th grader...
Linehan was such a good Interviewer. Always did his research before an interview. You can tell the celebrities were always impressed with him and his knowledge of their history. This lent to phenomenal conversations that you would not get on the typical celebrity entertainment shows. It’s fantastic to watch these interviews now on RUclips. Thank you for uploading these. It’s greatly appreciated.
When Linehan asked a question, you forgot what it was by the time he finished asking it!
A classy humble man, so Canadian,eh...
Greatest man who ever lived
John Candy will always be one of my favoite acters expecily off the movie Trains planes and automobiles!
Love this guy..one of my favourite comedy actors..R.I.P John Candy
Imagine if he knew that 8 years later after this interview he’d be dead. 😢
I miss John Candy
If City Lights returns in 2022, the set should have blue walls and floor and having the blue used showing a view of the city of Toronto at night, from a penthouse high rise apartment window.
I still miss him.
What a Legend and down-to-Earth guy. Love his comment about something coming up with John Hughes which we all know launched him into the stratosphere...
I miss this man, the whole SCTV cast/show is a huge part of my childhood, Kids in the hall as well.
Love him so much and miss him dearly. Just a wonderful and REAL guy.
This is positively wonderful.
My favorite actor that’s for sure. What a guy.
OK....who all went and watched 'Armed & Dangerous' after watching this?
What such a lovely person John was. So sad he left us too soon RIP
IT WAS EXCELLENT COMEDIAN SR JOHN CANDY WE WILL NEVER FORGET THEIR MOVIES,
This would be a "Knight in shining armor" as far as I'm concerned! I would love to marry someone like this man. So, sweet, kind, generous. Laughter being the key. :) Where are they? They don't 'seem to exist in this world or at least I can't fine them?
Lol!
Agree! :-)
Jhon Candy seems like an awesome down to earth guy. It's sad that he had died to soon, my you rest in peace. I loved him in movies like, Uncle Buck, Trains planes and automobiles, Home alone, Space balls and Heavy metal. And also one kid's show from my childhood, Camp Candy.
Well, John did play a funny outdoorsman in both Summer Rental and The Great Outdoors, and he was good with children, so I suppose a Saturday morning cartoon would have been a good vehicle for him
This is amazing!!
R.I.P.
Rest in peace.
Wow. The longer this plays the more Canadian I feel. Btw, I'm not Canadian.
Well, I’m a Canadian so I’m going to make you an honorary Canadian! Eh!
How could you not love this guy?
Thank you for sharing this :)
What a great interview.
Brian always reminded me of Mr Armstrong, my English teacher from Windfields Junior High.
such brilliant open and honest interviews. this and all of his others.
Awesome interview.
Miss the guy still to this day
1,2,3,4 who are we for?
Johnny Johnny Johnny
LaRue!
We still miss ya badly...ya cheap punk! );
You just want to give him a big hug forever ❤
John Candy how I miss your comedy . From SCTV , volunteers and to planes trains and automobiles …… Everything you did was hilarious !
I miss John Candy...
Bar none, my favorite comedian/actor!!
Brian was the greatest interviewer ever, only one better was Dick Cavette love John so much
John meets "Brock Linahan" for real! I wonder if he had the urge to laugh sometimes; he kind of looks like it!
Martin Short did Brock Linehan almost better than Brian Linehan did Brian Linehan.
I was riding my bike on my way to class on Illinois Av. in Carbondale Illinois, around 10am a few days before holloween in 1980 and who do I see, John Candy right in front of the Varsity Movie house. He was doing a thing about the Carbondale halloween stuff that used to happen back then at SIU, which was pertty wild those days, not so much any more I guess, after all that was 39 years ago. It aired on NBC later that year and it was called John Candy on the road or somthing like that. In those days most people did not know who he was so he had no problem moving around but I was a big SCTV fan. We talked for 5 minuts or so and he was REALLY COOL. I wish I had my camera with me and I wish I could find that NBC thing on U-tube. anybody have it
" Danger is my middle name.."
Jenny Broyles Your eyes are playing tricks on me :)
A good Dude!
Who's Harry Crumb?, is my all time favorite movie with him!. Lol!! John Candy was funny af! Super rare talent that you only see specks of during each generation.
“I've been so thoroughly trained that I don't even have to think before I speak.”
Sadly they're both gone. R.I.P.
still miss the big guy
At 21:38 where he goes into his Vacation character I would have lost it.
Interesting how he talks about an upcoming movie with John Hurt and doesn't say much about it other than he really likes it. (Planes, Trains and Automobiles).
Then later he talks about his job as a traveling salesman working out of his car trying to sell Christmas napkins in the summer! "Yeah - I'm never doing that again!"
John Franklin Candy (Newmarket, Ontario, 31 de octubre de 1950-Victoria de Durango, Durango, 4 de marzo de 1994) fue un actor cómico canadiense, que realizó la mayor parte de su carrera en los Estados Unidos.
The SCTV Brock Monahan parody remains a classic!
I was watching, here on RUclips, one of those sketches from 1982, in which John Candy played Steven Brockman.
Both Martin Short and John were hilarious as these characters.😅
Uncle Buck
RIP King
He was overweight for much of his life. The greatest Canadian actor to be an icon in American movies.
A good person much lived loved and missed. RIP.
If only if only
His most underrated movie: Going Berserk
2:18
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
Americans remember him from his movies. Canadians remember him from SCTV.
He’s Harry Crumb sayz me!
Can we also talk about how glorious Martin Short's version of Linehan was? Short's Brock Linahan was more officious and prissy than the genial Brian Linehan, but otherwise it's perfect.
Whare Have All the UNCLE BUCKS GONE
Martin short did Brian on sctv as a parody of him
Check out my jon candy Playlist. All remastered audio, & no intros or text defacing the content
I think it’s harder for women to find success in comedic roles because it requires an aggressiveness that traditionally was not seen in women - don’t forget the entire evolution of equality in women isn’t that old. So while we finally accept that a woman can be anything she wants to be, I think their is still a double standard that is not bred out of us - yet. And from what I’ve experienced, it’s in BOTH men and women. In fact, I think women are the tougher critics of other women - more so than men. Go figure.
Brock Linehan is far better.
Thomas Danyluk much more subtle 🤣
Host looks like Mortin Downey Jr and a Gremlins Love child!
I will assume John is a death faker. Today he is a Donald Trump impersonator. ...blue tie Trump
Why is it tougher for women? BC they arent as funny.
Two awesome people in the same room.
Who is Good John candy for Actor in First Movie? 🎞️🎬🎭🎟️
John Candy... everybody's favorite uncle ❤