Ryan Reinolds’ John Candy documentary starting with TIFF opening

Oh, Canada!

The International Film Toronto threw its 50. An edition on Thursday evening with the World Prime Minister “John Candy: I like, “a documentary celebrating life and career of titular funmanan, who died of a heart attack in 1994. year at 43. years. Years.

Open night gala leaned in strongly in Canadian pride, which is not often the case at TIFF. (Last year, Ben Stil Mered comedy “Nutcrackers” began from the ceremony.) But “I like Amazon, which is released 10. October, offered a lot of regional taste for the hometown. Candy was a local hero, grew up in Toronto before his burglary on the SCTV. In the end, it became one of the most famous comedy stars, thanks to such films “stripes”, “Splash”, “spacealalls”, “” Uncle Buck “and” Cool Rusings “and” Canadian Bacon “. Colleague Canadians Ryan ReinoldsWhich from Vancouver is telephoning from Vancouver and produced a doctor, he was attended, celebrates another of the largest showbiz names from the great Big Nerve Velia.

“I grew up here. SCTV was big in my house,” said Reinolds about his introduction to Candy’s work. “We live in this really couried society in which children are scared to suffer. They are terrified to experiment and be bad at something like a fucking disease. And you see that John Fearless, having fun and doing so without consequence or penalty. It was just a reminder to allow it more as you leave. ”

Reinolds, carrying a T-shirt that was abolished with the Canadian Maple List, Joined Onstage’s film director Colin HanksWhose father worked with sweets on “Splash”, like two candy, Jennifer and Christopher. Hanks said he met sweets in a person before he ever saw him on the screen, which is difficult to state his earliest impressions of his work. But Hanks settled on the Mel Brooks’ “Spacellsballs” as a peak. (Brooks is among the many problems that appear in the documentary, together with Bilo Murrai, Macaulai Culkin and aicroid.

In front of Procrisica, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney performed the look of surprise to the views. Speaking with the crowd, Carney made a subtle call to the tariff tariff with Canada, and then said Candy was at best when he arrived so that he was pushing Mallically to it. “” Don’t push the Canadian too far, “Carney said, drawing a big laughter from the crowd.

Hanks then asked Reinolds that he wanted to share anything special with the audience. After a break, he said, “I voted for Mark Carney.”