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Planes, Trains, and Automobiles The Filming Locations Then and Now
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Planes, Trains and Automobiles is a 1987 American comedy film written, produced, and directed by John Hughes. It stars Steve Martin as Neal Page, a high-strung marketing executive, and John Candy as Del Griffith, a goodhearted but annoying shower curtain ring salesman. They share a three-day odyssey of misadventures trying to get Neal home to Chicago in time for Thanksgiving with his family. The film received critical acclaim, with many critics praising it for Hughes branching out from teen comedies, and for the performances of Candy and Martin.
Planes, Train and Automobiles was filmed in 85 days, mostly in Batavia, New York, and South Dayton, New York. A scene that takes place in St. Louis was filmed at Lambert International Airport. There was also a scene in Braidwood, Illinois at the seedy Sun Motel. Rewrites Hughes did during filming made the amount of footage he shot much larger than what the original screenplay needed.
Love that people still go around classic movie locations..
Scott you should have been a director the way you cut in and out of scenes fantastic work again another coaster ride thank you stay safe
John Candy has what most actors don't. A heart
Hands down, one of the greatest movies ever. That scene in your intro is probably the most hilarious one in the movie
Yo Harmon!!!
@@juzz27 Yo!!👊
Yes I love this movie, they really don't make movies like this anymore. Thankyou Scott 💛
so true. the movie had me in splits but i cried seeing the ending🥰
You got that right they don't make movies like this anymore
@@emmacrawford984 sadly they don't.
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Trains & Automobiles is rightfully established as a Thanksgiving classic, but did you know the first cut of the film came in at 3 hours and 40 minutes?
The Shower 🚿 Curtain Ring Fella.
This movie will always have a special place in my heart. Because of the time it was filmed which was such a wonderful time in my life to the meaning and overall story. Loved Candy in this. His best work
This is easily in my top five favorite films of all time . RIP John Candy . Gone way way too soon . His spirit lives on
I would say this was Hughes best movie and no doubt one of Candy's and Martin's best performances. Scott our friend, Thanks for showing us this. We spent time with Del Griffith. Peace Out✌🚀
I absolutely love this movie. Such a comedic work of art, yet so heartfelt and touching. That ending brings a tear too my eye every time. That’s so much for doing this Scott!
Thank you John!
Yes, every time I watch this movie, I find tears in my eyes ❤️
I can’t stop crying Scott he was a legend and his soul was so honest and loving.
I agree 💯 Absolutely 💯 RIP John Candy we love you and miss you
@@emmacrawford984 I 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th....... that, when he died it`s a bit of child hood going too.... i`m betting he`s just waiting to wind up all of us when we there where ever it maybe.... we need that time back again... as I'm not a fan of the current time we are in.............
Where did time go................. :(:(
The Lost Version of Planes, Trains and Automobiles | A Docu-MiniPlanes,
ruclips.net/video/fEtOEoyqj6k/видео.html&ab_channel=HatsOffEntertainment
Trains & Automobiles is rightfully established as a Thanksgiving classic, but did you know the first cut of the film came in at 3 hours and 40 minutes?
@@kylereese4822 Like I said, we was in a big hurry to grow up and missed so much time. I never fully understood what the older folks was saying until I hit 25, then 30, then 40 I really got it. I appreciate cell phones and computers but we waste so much time with a screen. I see daily families out doing family things that I loved to do then but now everyone even the babies got a screen. No talking, jokes etc just stare at screen. I'm so glad we didn't have this. Ppl born before 2000 have no idea what it was like riding in cars playing the games we did, seeing the scenery, and really soaking up what we saw and where we went. The trip was as enjoyable as tge destination. Screens have their place as do toys etc but they're used too much. Kids see and know things we didn't until we were adults or alot older at least. I remember seeing side boob in teens and it was so exciting. Now that's nothing. We stayed pure and innocent alot longer. Now 12 yr olds are at same place we was at 18 plus. That's too much. Kids need to be kids. Wed watch pg13 movies at 12 and think we was doing such daring things. I recall seeing Full metal jacket at that age and was forever impressed. Main reason for wanting to join the Marines. Summers on the lake, seeing the Ford plant where my pap retired. All that is just distant memories. Ppl die and you just keep going. Life don't seem to have the wonder and excitement it did. Im thankful I get to live it through my kids. Learning about a subject by asking ppl, reading books and going to library using the dewy decimal system. Kids don't know what that is or who is dewy? I miss those decades so much.
Priceless…….I never get tired of this movie.
Well done, Scott!
Only my favourite comedy of all-time. Thanks for doing this one, loved it.
Another great recap of another fave. Fun fact, you may or not recall I'm from Ontario, well once uat so was John Candy years ago a buddy was driving down the road in the small town of Newmarket Ontario where John had a home and he sees John beside him in a car at a stop light, trying not to display too much excitement for fear of looking like a complete idiot he smiled at John Candy who in return who gave him a big smile and a nod of the head. A very classy guy and true story
John Hughes was the bomb for movies! As was John Candy, SUCH an awesome guy--the real article, what you see is what you get! I heard one of his friends I believe, say he was kind to a fault. I've never heard anyone say anything bad about him. This is one of my all-time faves, I watch every Thanksgiving. And The Great Outdoors every summer. SO many quotes from these great movies! I enjoyed this tremendously, I've not seen anyone else do this one. Thanks Scott, this was great!
A timeless classic plane trains and automobiles John candy steve Martins chemistry is second to none
John Candy and Steve Martin at their zenith as comedic performers. While not one of my personal favourites in the John Candy movie catalogue. This is undoubtedly the foundation for Chris Farley's 'Tommy Boy' which came later. For us devoutly Canadian John Candy fans, this movie is a gift to remember.
This is one of my favourite films. It kinda makes me sad to see how messed up things are these days and how great things used to be.
Omg I’m in tears, I miss John Candy so much I think he played the big brother teddy bear and the guy friend every guy wanted.
I thought I was the only person who had the car rental scene memorized! I remember watching this movie as a kid and wondering why it was so cold during Thanksgiving. I live in Canada and our Thanksgiving is the second week in October I didn’t realize it was in late November in the U.S. Thank you for doing this video it was great to see all those locations!
I’m from Canada too Carlos!
I was there on the corner when the scene in Madison, OH was shot, I grew-up in that town. One of my favorite films as well, thanks for taking the time to put this together!
One of best funny feel-good comedy movies. John candy was most lovable guy on TV ever.
I agree
John Candy left this world way soon. Rest in peace John. We like you.
This movie I can watch over and over and laugh out loud like I am watchin it for the first time. Thanks for posting.
My favorite movie of all times too. Great job going to the actual locations. My family loves when I re- create the scenes. I can re - do any scene from beginning to end.😉
I just recently got to watch this movie right here on youtube! And I loved it, two legendary actors in a legendary filmmakers movie, made it an instant classic! I teared up at the ending though, quite emotional!
Next time you are in LA 'Armed and Dangerous' filming locations would be a good one.
The only movie that had me tearing up at the end.
I live in Woodstock, Illinois.... So cool that you were here Scott! And, yes we get tons of tourists wanting to see all the Groundhog Day locations. I don't think as many people know this wonderful movie also had scenes shot here! They are shooting a Sissy Spacek Amazon series here now and have been for most of the summer. Thanks for doing these Scott!
Thank you for watching Becky!
Thank you Scott. Your love and excitement for this movie are evident. Great.
64th...that is the ONLY Movie I ever went to where literally Everyone was Laughing ....A CLASSIC....Great Movie....!
You keep out doing yourself Scott. Great job on this movie location video. Planes,trains and automobiles is my all time favorite. Such a classic movie. Keep up the great work.
I so appreciate the work that you put into your videos, especially this one. Thank you for matching the various sites to the actual scenes in the movie. I also love your sense of humor.
Can't tell you how much I love John Candy, thank you for this!
Thank you for your efforts, Scott! I enjoyed the hell out of this! Loved seeing some of these locations and reciting some of the classic lines with you. Greatest movie of all time in my humble opinion!
This movie has been my favorite ever since I first watched it ❤️
I remember when they were shooting in Lambert Airport in St. Louis---I was 12 and we were in the middle of moving from St. Louis to Chicago and my mom and I were taking a lot of flights. Ironically, after moving, my parents' friends lived in the Kenilworth neighborhood where Neil Page's house was. That movie takes me right back to places I recognize and remember in both Missouri and Illinois.
Note: they edited out a portion of the film where Neil and Del accidentally drive too far up into Wisconsin, which is why the trooper (played by Michael McKean) who pulls them over (which in the continuity of the film as edited should be in Illinois) is a Wisconsin trooper.
Another classic movie with 2 awesome actors, Steve Martin and The late John Candy, one of the best movies, so funny especially at the airport, Your Fxxked. 😂😂🤣🤣✌️🤟🏼
Hey Scott, one of my all-time favorites!!! Such a quotable, hilarious movie.🌹RIP John🌹
Prefect end to my crazy day. Thank you, Scott :)
You’re welcome !
lol I agree my friend we work hard and we’ve got Scott On Tape after the long day, have a great weekend my friend 👍
@@treypayne43 have a great weekend as well.
Planes trains and automobiles will always be in my heart and just want to say thank you for making this amazing video
My new favorite video of yours. It has special meaning, being that it was my dad's favorite movie. Just...thank you for all the time and work put into filming. What a great video. Makes me want to watch the movie again.
I happy to hear NYC preserves the old buildings! We have an older section in my city(Winnipeg) called the exchange district, and it is known for its "heritage" buildings. Many movie companies shoot there, and we almost had "Legends of the Fall" shot here, but the city refused to remove some trees they didn't want. Thanks as always for feeding my inner nerd. I love your videos! : )
Just got the notification! Loved this movie! Thank's so very much Scott! appreciate you Bro!
This literally is the best thing I’ve ever seen in my life.
Your passion for the picture bleeds in this episode bro.
Your rendition of the airport scene was spot on and FUCKING great man!!
I appreciate all your hard work man. Just great stuff buddy!!! Wow!!
in my top five all time fav movies, great writer, great storyline, great actors, great soundtrack, it had the lot, absolute classic
One of my favorite movies I love John Candy. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for spending the time and effort to track down these locations, I will say in the same way you were questioning the train station I will agree that it has changed a lot as the old building looked mostly wooden and the new only the that high ceiling. I would guess in the over thirty years that if they filmed it there it is now a newer building as too many things have been changed but that would be in line with making it more modern and energy efficient and less maintenance needed being brick not wood. Also when you were at the train station where it had a ramp now instead of a platform it is mostly due to the laws about making things more accessible for the handicapped. It looks to have some type of scenic train rides from that station still which is a small town common thing.
Thanks so much Scott. This one meant a lot to me. I grew up in in a town called Evanston and it is right next door to Wilmette to the south. I grew up in and around that area. This video really made me both smile and homesick all at the same time thank you so much. Cheers, Tracy. ♥️😎✈️🚃🚗
Hey Scott, you were almost there... The train station scene was not shot in Wilmette, instead it was shot @ the Woodstock Metra Station. In the early 2000's, I used to visit a coffee shop in the station that occupied the waiting room area where the scene was filmed. @ that time, the same double doors that can be seen behind Steve Martin & the light fixture hanging from the ceiling were still there.
"I don't need to explain how to get up a ramp!!!" *explains. Lol you are a legend!
One of our favorite movies; thanks for showing these locations. this one and the Stl Louis cemetery in New Orleans was very enjoyable. Thanks for covering the Erica Baker case in Ohio. Many people use YT instead of television for their entertainment. Thanks again.
Fantastic movie.
This is probably, bar none, the best "movie shooting locations" video I have seen. The matching shots, the locations, everything was so well done. New sub now!
Fantastic! So much work put into giving all of us a real treat. Thank you, Scott. Safe travels.-Joe from Joplin MO
Amazing how you covered these locations. Yes that was Kenvin Bacon!!!
my favorite movie of all time. very nostalgic to my childhood and it still holds up today…..
This is one of my favorite films of all time. What's even better 2 of my favorite Comedians ever were in it. Thanks for doing this Scott. Loved the video a lot.
my all time favorite movie of John candy
I drive by “El Rancho” everyday on my way to work at Six Flags and I ALWAYS think about this movie!
amazing the rockwork at the braidwood inn matches after 35+ years. loved your airport counter scene rendition....had me laughing out loud. be safe!
Great movie!! They just don't make them like that anymore!! Two great actors. Thanks for all the hard work Scott. How many miles did you drive to make this video??? Take care and be safe out there!!
Little disappointed did not go to all the filming locations, but it brought back memories of a great movie with two funny comedians
Planes, Trains and Automobiles is one of my all time favourite films. Thanks so much for doing this and letting us see where this amazing film was made, a wonderful video 🥰
One of the best movies ever! Still makes me cry! Every time you go away🎶🎵🎵🎶
If only we could go back in time I’d stay in that era forever
Great video with so much work gone into it. Well played,Sir! I always loved that shot of the Chicago skyline from the Highway as the red truck is taking Neil & Del to the train station.
Definitely a classic love this movie watch every time it’s on tv
Great video. Just found this a year later. Getting ready to watch the movie for Christmas--I didn't get to watch it for Thanksgiving. I live about an hour away from Braidwood, IL, and I had to stop off to see the motel used in move. I was glad to see that the stone wall was still there, it was about the only thing that looked the same. I had no idea that the motel was used for the interior shots as well. I always stop off in Woodstock as well, mainly because of Groundhog Day but I knew about the brief scene in Planes and Trains as well.
This is probably the closest you’ll ever be to my neck of the woods, I used to commute past El Rancho. Great job once again, stay you!
Great research and very engaging content. Enjoy your channel and I'm a big fan and collector of Planes, Trains and Automobiles memorabilia. This video should have way more than 47k views!!
"Gobble, gobble!" 🦃 This is one of our favorite movies 🎬 and we love (and miss) the wonderful John Candy. How about the motel bathroom scene?? LMFAO 🤣😂
CHEERS! 🇨🇦
Great effort to travel to those locations. Amazing how similar they are after all these years!
Thanks for sharing dude
My dad worked on cars he was an auto mechanic. scott reminds so much of him loving and hard working. Vickie🥰
RIP John Candy! Gone too soon!! Thanks so much for the trip down memory lane!
Very well done, what a great effort you’ve made, this is a pleasure to watch.
this is probably one of the best film location docs I've ever seen. I love your enthusiasm and your detail to specific areas where the film was located. You actually pinpointed areas in NYC (MY hometown). You also pinpointed areas outside of New York City, that I always wondered about like the braidwood inn and the other hotel with the burnt credit cards. This is just amazing the longer the footage, the better!! PTA's is one of my favorite films! And your documentary made it even better. Keep doing what you're doing Scott! 🙂👍🏼
Thank you Dee!
Damn! Love this one! One of my all time favorites!
Dude!!!!! One of the best ever 😀😀 I was just a kid when this came out and loved it🤟🤟🤟 Scott ur just amazing man👍👍❤️ like I said u do ur research brother!!! Love ya and all my fellow subscribers god bless guys
Thank you so much Trey!
One of the best movies ever to be filmed. Thank you for doing the locations. Really enjoy watching your videos.
Awesome work on all the details, definitely shows all the dedication and hard work to put these together.
Scott is a hard worker travels different states for a movie locations... its understandable for this movie lol
This is absolutely hands down my favorite movie..I have seen it at least a dozen times and I laugh just as hard everytime!!! It is hysterical!!! I recommend this movie if you are in a bad mood because it is guaranteed to make you laugh!!!! And it hasn't favorite 2 comedians in a movie together!!! John candy and Steve martin!!! So with the 2 of them plus the great plot and writing and excellent acting this movie is a classic!!!!! I loveit !!! And this is fascinating to see where it was filmed!!!!! Actually im
Gonna watch this movie again right now!!!
This was great i wish you had more views. The fact you traveled to these actual places is amazing
Thank you so much. This was definitely a labor of love.
This one of my favorite movie RIP John Candy we love you and miss you
Some of the best ,compendious work from SCOTT ON TAPE!Also John Hughe's best film:)Bodacious Hilarity:)
Great movie. I have it in my collection. I think you make among the best filming locations videos. Even add in movie clips to line everything up. I appreciate all the long traveling and work you put into these.
Scott,thanks for this awesome video.I watch this Thanksgiving classic every November. 🙂👍👍👍Great filming locations. SCOTT YOU ROCK!!! THANKS FOR MAKING MY DAY.i love ❤ this movie.
Your awesome! You did an amazing job oh and we can hear you just fine when those trucks go by you on the road while your recording. 🤗 just wanted to let you know.
You really put your heart and soul into every recording you do because people think it’s just recording but there’s so much more and it isn’t easy. ✌🏻 peace out!!
Hey, I know I'm commenting on a 2 year old video, but you just popped up on my feed and I love this movie. As for the train station at the end of the film, I've always been convinced that this was filmed at Dune Park station in Indiana, on the South Shore Line. This was my childhood train station anytime I wanted to go to Chicago, and while I've never been able to 100% confirm this, the interior shots look exactly how that station used to look.
Legendary movie. John Candy was my favorite actor in my childhood.
Great work Scott,love this movie and thanx for the effort in all the locations and research brother..
Thank you so much for watching Cherrie!
Thank you for recommending this movie. Never seen it, in my 40 years of life. Not it is a new favourite
Great video. I doubt the last station you went to was the one used in the movie. The design of the interior you found looks to be late 70's/early 80's, and the period when Planes, Trains, and Automobiles was shot was at the height of the preservation movement, when preserving historic public spaces like the one in the movie background was in vogue.
The train used in the movie did still exist back in 2012, but not sure if it is still around today. It was with the New York & Lake Erie Railroad in Gowanda, New York. The old passenger coach cars they were riding on in the movie still had the "CONTRAK" logo painted on them.
One of the best movies ever made
Duder, you make EXCELLENT filming location videos. I am a TWD filming location fan myself. Constructive Criticism: less random talk ("oh, my keys in my pocket"/"I hate semis"/"Here comes the choo-choo! Choo-Choo!" Look buddy, love your endurance, love your commitment. Kill the silliness. Stick to the facts, chief. Best on you!
Planes Trains & Automobiles, One of the best movies ever, I'm IN! Finished video this morning, You do a lot of great work, This one Is one of your best If not Theyyy best. Thank you.
The greatest Thanksgiving film of all time. Like it.
Thanks,one of my top 10 films.
You're messing with the wrong guy! One of my all time favorite movies as well! Loved seeing all of the places...thanks!
Great movie. I watch it every thanksgiving with my family.
Love that you included the aunt from Airborne in the cold open 👌