From Guillermo del Toro's newest to the latest Knives Out film, this year’s Toronto International Film Festival was stacked.

The legendary actor shared the screen with plenty of memorable cars over the years—who can forget the Farm and Country?

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

The jabs and remarks came while Candy was still alive and Reynolds decided to personally call one of the journalists to ...

The film captures how the 1972 Toronto production of "Godspell" was like "the '27 Yankees of comedy," creating a culture that changed the world.

“I Like Me,” director Colin Hanks’ new documentary celebrating the life of the late comedic actor John Candy, will screen at ...

Sure, you get Candy's story. But Colin Hanks, who previously helmed the doc Eagles of Death Metal: Nos Amis (Our Friends), ...

Nearly three decades after beloved comedian John Candy's passing, his children made a heartwarming public appearance that ...

The ‘Deadpool’ franchise star was at the Toronto Film Festival for the world premiere of the documentary ‘John Candy: I Like ...

I Like Me,” and so apparently does anyone and everyone remotely connected — on and off the big screen — to the late, ...

We're watching and ranking the best movies at Toronto Film Festival, from John Candy doc "I Like Me" to Sydney Sweeney's boxing biopic "Christy." ...

From Candy’s SCTV improv buddies—Martin Short, Catherine O’Hara, Eugene Levy, Dave Hall, Andrea Martin—to Hollywood ...