Knuckles (John Candy) and Fingers (Jim Belushi) stare at each other mischievously on SNL Episode 903.

Before Ryan Reynolds' documentary on John Candy hits Prime Video, fans need to watch John Candy's legendary SCTV sketches.

I Like Me,' a portrait of the late actor, opens the Toronto International Film Festival with laughter, tears, and more ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Five new cast members will join the upcoming season of “Saturday Night Live,” NBC announced Tuesday on the heels of several high-profile departures. Ben Marshall, already an “SNL” ...

The Please Don't Destroy era at Saturday Night Live is coming to an end. Ben Marshall, John Higgins and Martin Herlihy have starred in a series of Please Don't Destroy filmed sketches since they ...

On screen, John Candy was often the gregarious life of the party. He smoked and drank through a game of racquetball in “Splash,” he charmed a household of unruly kids with his free-spirited ways in ...

TIFF: Ahead of the festival's opening night world premiere of "John Candy: I Like Me," filmmaker Hanks tells IndieWire about the challenges of making a doc about someone universally beloved — and the ...

The Please Don’t Destroy era at Saturday Night Live is coming to an end. The trio formed Please Don’t Destroy in 2017 as students at New York University. They joined SNL four years ago, and 34 of ...

“I wish I had more bad things to say about him,” Bill Murray says in the opening moments of the documentary “John Candy: I Like Me.” It has always been hard to find a negative word about Candy. The ...

TORONTO – In Ryan Reynolds' mind, there's no bad John Candy movie. And he would know – Reynolds has been a lifelong fan of that fellow Canadian, and produced the new documentary "John Candy: I Like Me ...