OMG he was so funny, so sorry when he died. His movies are clean and classics, I'd say all his films were great. "Summer Rental" is an older one but me and my friend laughed so much, I mention it b/c I think it's one no one really remembers (?) I'd be interested to know if anyone else does, if not it's must see for John Candy fans
I was only 8 when he died. I remember it, but I don't think I was quite old enough to really appreciate what he did for comedy. Now, I do. What a loss.
I read in his biography he wasn’t looking forward to doing this movie. He was asked why he was doing it and he said "3 million dollars". Also the tough time Kim Bassinger had going to court after refusing to do Boxing Helena, Candy decided not to go down that path and went ahead and shot the picture.
I wasnt born when he died, but when I watched "Cool Runnings" and heard he was dead... I thought my parents meant he was a dead ghost in the movie. But now I relized he was really dead. A sweet, playful, kind and funny guy is gone. But not in his fans' hearts! RIP John Candy
Bah, you didn't come across like you found some secret. Don't listen to the innumerable jerks on the Net. Thanks for posting this, I never noticed they reused a scene. Man I ove John Candy and all his films. =)
We just bought this movie and watched it. Very funny. What struck me the most were the scenes where the one bad guy is trying to stop the wagon train and all of his attempts backfire on him. It was just like Kirk Douglas in "The Villian" and very much like the Wiley Coyote and Road Runner cartoons.
it just goes to show ya, that people that live fast, die fast too, seems we all have a life meter, and when we supersede or out run the life meter, we out run ourselves, just the nature of the game
@thefriendsociety John Candy was a good man please post such things about in out of respect for the deceased, wether he did or didn't. it doesn;t matter, he made a great deal of people laugh and so be remebered as such
I'd long heard that the studio had been lying when they said John had been able to finish filming before his untimely death, but seeing this is certainly the proof in the pudding! Thanks so much for putting this interesting tidbit together! :-)
This really doesn't prove that John Candy died before the movie was finished. They probably completed all his scenes (or rewrote them not to involve him), but they could have just put this part in the end because they couldn't put him in there. Remember: movies aren't exactly shot in the order in which the actors appear.
I did notice another part in the movie Wagons East that they did. About mid-way between, there was a scene where they reviewed their trip and how far they came with Mr. Harlow (John Candy) and it showed clips of them with Harlow. It was actually a nice tribute to him, but the only real reason to watch this movie, I think, is to see if you can find where they replaced John with his double after he died.
not a good movie to leave us on,sucked hard,but there's a catalogue of brilliance before it ..Planes Trains & Automobiles,The Great Outdoors,Splash,Uncle Buck,Stripes etc etc
@oldmanmike89 I agree with you Mike. I was at a Louisiana paper mill waiting to get my truck loaded when the news of his death first broke on the radio. During the report they said where he was and that he died during the making of 'Wagons East', No one was trying to 'cover up' anything about him dieing before the movie was finished at that particular time. Before I could make it back home, (3 days), some of the report had changed.
i seen nothing than a repeat... Johh Candy.. wish i knew more of him when his was alive. His personality took a lot of heat. Take this quater and pay a rat, to naw that thing off your face. We can laugh about it now were all right.. PTAA
There was no "proof" needed, but at least movieman has posted just about the only clip of the great JC from Wagons East on YouTube. It doesn't make very comfortable viewing, though, as Candy is clearly struggling for breath in the scene.
to quote george carlin : "did you hear about george? he had a goddamn mild cardial infarction". no matter how unfortunate he/we was/were, it was still a full on heart attack related to his weight.
I saw John Candy once in person at the Silent Movie Theater in Los Angeles. It was in 1993/94 and his hair was long and he had a beard like in this video. The movie's showing were silent Laurel & Hardy shorts. When it was over i walked right by him and he looked at me and I him for one split second.
I remember reading that his co-start Richard Lewis, when he found out that John had passed got out of his car and ran into a field sobbing. John Candy was, and always will be, one of the funniest comedians ever. And he was one of the nicest people you would ever meet from people I know who had the chance to meet him. Stripes will go down as some of his funnest moments. I love the magazine cover scene at the end of that film, "Win a Dream Date with Ox, Super Love & Kisses Issue" LOL!
No Money, they just showed the same clip again. He made every movie better, great comedian and LOVED SCTV. But this movie was doomed, as is anymovie, if Richard lewis is in it! This dump, Robin Hood, even his stand up (he bombed in front of me at Caroline's in NYC - embarassing). The most over rated comedian in history. Lucky Larry David carries him on his show.
It seems like if an actor dies after filming a "voice over" movie they re-record it before its released. Understandable if it were incomplete, maybe. Sometimes you can find a similar voice to fill the rest. Magic 7 John Candy version would be more appreciated. Its said that Farley recorded 95% of Shrek in1996. Farley vs. Myers as Shrek? Farley hands down, although there would have been no sequels and a "sound alike" would have recorded the other 5%. I'm a big fan of these guys, bless their souls
Its already established that he died before it was done. The real travesty is the filme he recorded in the early nineties that was just released in 2008, The Magic 7, was completed with his voice but they re-did his character with someone elses voice. Just like Chris Farley is the original Shrek and completed the first Shrek but when he died they re-recorded with Mike Myers.
Either way, I love that he pours the drink out! As an alcoholic, it's great to see that! I haven't seen this film, and maybe it wasn't right to continue the filming; I don't know. But this scene, both ways, is helpful and inspirational to me. I really MIss John Candy. RIP John! I know his drinking and smoking had something to do with his death. So these scenes mean a lot to me. Very inspirational. We all miss John Candy. RIP John! All the Best!!! Love -Kirk
This film should have been cancelled out of respect for John Candy. To have released this film at all shows extremely poor taste and judgement. But what else would you expect from Hollywood?
I can see your point, but John Candy was one of the great actors of our time. To take his final work and simply throw it away just because he passed away seems a little disrespectful too.This movie should not be seen as a dishonor to him, but as a tribute. Remember, he died doing what he loved, makeing us laugh.
They could've maybe used a shorter clip and mirrored it so it wouldn't be so obvious, and cut to another full-body angle from a longer distance (with body double standing in for him) at the end, but oh well. Still good that they released the thing IMO, even if the movie isn't the greatest, from my understanding it was nearly finished when he passed and it would've been a shame to see all the work go to waste (and be left without one JC film). RIP John Candy, I miss seeing you on-screen.
for fuck sake, everyone fucking knows john didnt make the last scean cant we just have a fucking briliant tribute from wagons east for him. get it sorted out
lol wtf is this guy stupid he did finish the movie like you said it was near the end of the moive with the sean so if he died how did they do the ending?
Are you dumb? Look at it again...it's the same scene re-used but with a digitally altered background. The scenes are so far apart in the film that no-one watching remembers the what the beginning looked like. (Unless you are a movie-freak).
His last film was Canadian Bacon (released in 1995). As with a lot of Hollywood movies, they spend some time being edited before being released hence the fact he appears in films after his premature death. God bless him. I adore his movies and his laugh
RIP John... ho visto solo 2 film in cui hai recitato... Mamma ho perso l'aereo e Quattro Sotto Zero... Però ho l'impressione che sei stao un buon attore!!.
John Candy's dad and his grand father each had heart problems and died around the age of 30. It runs in the family to have die of a heart attack. Him being over-weight was just a factor in it
That last clip where the bottle hits the table is clearly a whole new shot and the person holding it is most certainly not John Candy.
Look closely at the position of the lable of the bottle and how it is aligned with John Candy's fingertips as he holds it up. Then when the bottle hits the table the position of the lable compared to the fingertips has changed.
He was always a big man but the size of him in this movie really effected his health. It's not just his weight its his drinking and smoking and on top of that mental health problems. ;\
they don't quit unless there's a big reason. John Candy probably had some serious medical problems near the end of his death...he probably knew something was wrong if he made that change so close to his demise.
Even 14 years after his passing he's still my most favourite actor of all time.
if john candy or chris farley where alive i feel personally there would have been better movies in recent years and not as many remakes or napkin plots but thats just me
if you notice his and farley last movies were both a western spoof playing similar mountainmen type roles. Both very good movies.:)Almost heroes is a spoof on the lewis and clark expediation abd wagons east is making fun of the settlers who traveled out west .
@cuchulain55 No, Heroes and Wagons were NOT good movies. And unless you're the Three Stooges, any comedy actor should turn down flat any offer to do one. That's because such outdoor adventures (be it a period piece or not) have mainly been the exclusive domain of ACTION (i.e. dramatic) actors. Same thing with chick flicks, when slapstick actors try them, like Belushi in Continental Divide, and Old Boyfriends. Mixing the two is a terrible idea. Jim Carey has luckily managed to avoid it... so far.
@themredweirdoshow what about monty pthon and the holy grail?:)or almost heroes chris farlys last movie?:0 those were hilarious.:) or the man who knew too little with bill murrey.
@cuchulain55 That's what I was getting at - unless you're doing a Three Stooges (i.e. full-on slapstick spoof) in a genre, stay the heck away from it. Holy Grail and Man Who Knew worked great because they just spoofed the medieval and spy genres flat out. But those half-ass adventure yarns with Farley and Candy were terrible - aside from a few jokes, they were written in traditional non-comedy outdoor survival mode. In other words, no, I'd never want to see Jack Black do a remake of Deliverance!
Still, it's a kick-ass movie that's hilarious ... I remember hearing the news report of his death as I awoke from a slumber... I fell back to sleep thinking it was a bad dream, just to wake up later and realise it was true. The loss of a legend, a true comedic genius... RIP!
Wow, this looked so obvious, it's weird that they didn't change it a little bit more... like, not include the scene when he's letting the wine leak out...
There was probably no need for a video of "proof John Candy died" before the movie was finished. When his death was announced, they said "John Candy died during the filming of his last movie. A double is expected to be used."
Funnyman John Candy, known for portraying portly, lovable losers in such movies as Stripes, Uncle Buck, and Planes, Trains & Automobiles, died of a massive heart attack on March 4, 1994, during the filming of Wagons East. A body double was used to replace Candy, and the film -- a comedy set in the Wild West -- was released later that summer. The movie was widely panned by critics as an unworthy farewell to Candy, who was just 43 when he died.
He died during the filming. They used a body double for the final scenes, and reused the part of him with the bottle, but using a body double to finish off, Kinda self explainatory.
John Candy DID pass before production was completed on the film. Many scenes were re-written to not include him in the final product. This is one of the examples where they attempted to re-edit a scene by using already-shot footage to include him in the conclusion. The person who posted this is correct.
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ok well actually thats not proof of anything. they don't film a movie from beginning to end they film all of the parts that occur in one place at the same time. just becuase they re-used a scene doesn't mean anything...
Ok, I caught it now. It's basically the same scene as the first, just inserted near the end of the film to make up for Mr. Candy (RIP buddy) untimley death.
I don't get it. What did the scenes prove? I have seen Wagons East several times and can't find where his passing affected the movie. PS: Charles Rocket was the true 'hit' in this flick. And you too Charles. RIP...
OMG he was so funny, so sorry when he died. His movies are clean and classics, I'd say all his films were great. "Summer Rental" is an older one but me and my friend laughed so much, I mention it b/c I think it's one no one really remembers (?) I'd be interested to know if anyone else does, if not it's must see for John Candy fans
susie17ab 1 week ago
WOW! That last shot was horribly composited.
I was only 8 when he died. I remember it, but I don't think I was quite old enough to really appreciate what he did for comedy. Now, I do. What a loss.
happydragonpics 1 month ago
Awww man he died when I was 2 years old :( Happy birthday, John Candy, we miss you big guy RIP
CreativiDe992 3 months ago
I read in his biography he wasn’t looking forward to doing this movie. He was asked why he was doing it and he said "3 million dollars". Also the tough time Kim Bassinger had going to court after refusing to do Boxing Helena, Candy decided not to go down that path and went ahead and shot the picture.
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Fun fact. Did you know John Candy was originally meant to play the part of Louis Tully before they gave it to Moranis?
MEdalFan26 4 months ago
R.I.P John Candy you will be truly missed and you were a amazing actor
ladyyuna2000 4 months ago
I grew up on John Candy films. He died when I was 11, and it's the most upset I recall being at the death of an actor.
967evil 6 months ago
I wasnt born when he died, but when I watched "Cool Runnings" and heard he was dead... I thought my parents meant he was a dead ghost in the movie. But now I relized he was really dead. A sweet, playful, kind and funny guy is gone. But not in his fans' hearts! RIP John Candy
MovieStar42 6 months ago
you have just unveiled a great secret
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internationaliztion 7 months ago
man i wish Candy would have lost sum weight he was a great guy he was at his best at uncle buck!!!!
TheMg2333 7 months ago
Bah, you didn't come across like you found some secret. Don't listen to the innumerable jerks on the Net. Thanks for posting this, I never noticed they reused a scene. Man I ove John Candy and all his films. =)
joevox316 7 months ago
LOL....this movie is so bad.
doddsino 7 months ago
We just bought this movie and watched it. Very funny. What struck me the most were the scenes where the one bad guy is trying to stop the wagon train and all of his attempts backfire on him. It was just like Kirk Douglas in "The Villian" and very much like the Wiley Coyote and Road Runner cartoons.
bigkdrman1 9 months ago
He was a great actor and a funny as hell :D
88Tomm88 10 months ago
it just goes to show ya, that people that live fast, die fast too, seems we all have a life meter, and when we supersede or out run the life meter, we out run ourselves, just the nature of the game
WorkSucksChannel 11 months ago
he was doing alot of cocaine i remember one time we were up in toronto and saw him bugged outta his head this was just after an anvil concert
thefriendsociety 11 months ago
@thefriendsociety John Candy was a good man please post such things about in out of respect for the deceased, wether he did or didn't. it doesn;t matter, he made a great deal of people laugh and so be remebered as such
jlhaehl 11 months ago
We Miss You John Candy I you'll be Avenged
EspioArtwork 1 year ago
It's so sad seeing his character down and out like that right before his very own death. RIP John.
reignofrock 1 year ago
I'd long heard that the studio had been lying when they said John had been able to finish filming before his untimely death, but seeing this is certainly the proof in the pudding! Thanks so much for putting this interesting tidbit together! :-)
novamist 1 year ago
i dont get it?..what was i supposed too look for?.lol lol rip john candy movies havent been the sam since..
ITALIANJRZYGUYNNJ 1 year ago
@Arthur5041975 get the sand out of your vagina. quit the rage
jeanismohamed 1 year ago 2
This really doesn't prove that John Candy died before the movie was finished. They probably completed all his scenes (or rewrote them not to involve him), but they could have just put this part in the end because they couldn't put him in there. Remember: movies aren't exactly shot in the order in which the actors appear.
MichaelBrookham 1 year ago
I did notice another part in the movie Wagons East that they did. About mid-way between, there was a scene where they reviewed their trip and how far they came with Mr. Harlow (John Candy) and it showed clips of them with Harlow. It was actually a nice tribute to him, but the only real reason to watch this movie, I think, is to see if you can find where they replaced John with his double after he died.
MichaelBrookham 1 year ago
not a good movie to leave us on,sucked hard,but there's a catalogue of brilliance before it ..Planes Trains & Automobiles,The Great Outdoors,Splash,Uncle Buck,Stripes etc etc
bloodsling 1 year ago
R.I.P John Candy :(
BrustoderKeule1 1 year ago
john candy R.I.P. =(
havadox 1 year ago
what speak there in german???
SSaschaSS 1 year ago
Recently saw Uncle Buck, a great fun movie and sad he's been gone 16 years. But imortalised forever on film. RIP John.
liquidplastic62 1 year ago
I had no idea... THANK YOU for exposing their fraud!!!!
Oceanpacifica1968 1 year ago
@Arthur5041975 Everyone now knows he died during filming but I think the producers tried to cover it up at the time ...
oldmanmike89 1 year ago
@oldmanmike89 I agree with you Mike. I was at a Louisiana paper mill waiting to get my truck loaded when the news of his death first broke on the radio. During the report they said where he was and that he died during the making of 'Wagons East', No one was trying to 'cover up' anything about him dieing before the movie was finished at that particular time. Before I could make it back home, (3 days), some of the report had changed.
'Tanks for da memories,' Bro
RIP Smiles
askreed 1 year ago
i seen nothing than a repeat... Johh Candy.. wish i knew more of him when his was alive. His personality took a lot of heat. Take this quater and pay a rat, to naw that thing off your face. We can laugh about it now were all right.. PTAA
JoeBoy247 1 year ago
RIP John Candy ;(
TheMadTutorials 1 year ago
if the second one you showed wasnt him. then they did a really good job of gettinga really good look alike.:)
cuchulain55 1 year ago
sad
buffyslayer30 1 year ago
That is some preposterously bad editing right there.
borecafe 1 year ago
thanks for proving that ?
delsol2lowz 1 year ago
There was no "proof" needed, but at least movieman has posted just about the only clip of the great JC from Wagons East on YouTube. It doesn't make very comfortable viewing, though, as Candy is clearly struggling for breath in the scene.
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JOHN CANDY FAIL
JohnnyMidnight1 1 year ago
Oh well, I like watching him no matter what, he is one of my favorite actors.
sherox08 1 year ago
what the fuck... hack
phille22 1 year ago
@phille22 Naw....it's true. They reused that scene through editing. Candy died before they finished editing.
MIKESOWELL 1 year ago
I'm surprised that no one has uploaded this entire movie seeing that this was John Candy's last film.
stepheno1991 1 year ago
@stepheno1991 YouTube has that film officially uploaded in it's movies for some time now.
SivveT 1 year ago
i think we all pretty much know he didnt finish the movie before he died MOron!
guitaristdan21 1 year ago
He was the best actor to ever set foot on the earth and the funiest. John Candy lives on
mangedelagrossemarde 1 year ago
Great, you nailed it, NOW GET A LIFE.....
whats next, showing us the fake Crow guy for Brandon Lee????
SuperThunderlips 1 year ago
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Wikigoogtube 1 year ago
one of the best canadians i loved all his movies you be in our hearts forever
Allcanadian79 1 year ago 2
how about best actors not just Canadian. He was a great actor and we miss is comical talent
Gratefuldead86 1 year ago 3
so sad... One of my favorites actors of all times!! He's really missed...
lua03 1 year ago 2
I don't know if it would have been better so much as WAY different.
DuckwalkSupreme 1 year ago
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RichYan33 1 year ago
His weight made him who he was. This probably shaped and molded his attitude to life.
So would he have been funny without this? Probably.
John Candy was wonderful. Every part of him.
So in death he really should never be disrespected by folk who could never understand what it was to 'be him'.
buddha8910 1 year ago
to quote george carlin : "did you hear about george? he had a goddamn mild cardial infarction". no matter how unfortunate he/we was/were, it was still a full on heart attack related to his weight.
NoobUBoob 2 years ago
I saw John Candy once in person at the Silent Movie Theater in Los Angeles. It was in 1993/94 and his hair was long and he had a beard like in this video. The movie's showing were silent Laurel & Hardy shorts. When it was over i walked right by him and he looked at me and I him for one split second.
bluejay02920 2 years ago
Candy my not have made great films but he was always great in them.
RichYan33 2 years ago 3
Wow onetthome, what an awful thing to say.
PlacentaPudding 2 years ago
John Candy was fantastic, he unfortunately lived a very sad life for such a legendary funny man.
R.I.P. John.
doorman003 2 years ago
Obesity killed him. He was a good comedy actor and seemed to be a cool person.
vga1232 2 years ago
i want to know when did john exactly die?
which exact scene?
Money721 2 years ago
He didn't die in any scene. He had a heart attack in his sleep.
CaptInfamous 2 years ago 4
I remember reading that his co-start Richard Lewis, when he found out that John had passed got out of his car and ran into a field sobbing. John Candy was, and always will be, one of the funniest comedians ever. And he was one of the nicest people you would ever meet from people I know who had the chance to meet him. Stripes will go down as some of his funnest moments. I love the magazine cover scene at the end of that film, "Win a Dream Date with Ox, Super Love & Kisses Issue" LOL!
K5Jon 2 years ago 4
No Money, they just showed the same clip again. He made every movie better, great comedian and LOVED SCTV. But this movie was doomed, as is anymovie, if Richard lewis is in it! This dump, Robin Hood, even his stand up (he bombed in front of me at Caroline's in NYC - embarassing). The most over rated comedian in history. Lucky Larry David carries him on his show.
cduffynyc 2 years ago
Damn. It's sad that both him and Farley were involved in two impossibly bad historical comedies before their death.
zedrein18 2 years ago
Dirty Work wasn't that bad
Fittsburgh 2 years ago 4
Dirty Work was not bad at all.
CaptInfamous 2 years ago 8
RIP . John x We All Loved yuu Very Much x
XxBlondeBeexX 2 years ago 2
What I meen is at the very in of the wagons east movie what the john when he kissed the red hair lady?
Money721 2 years ago
It seems like if an actor dies after filming a "voice over" movie they re-record it before its released. Understandable if it were incomplete, maybe. Sometimes you can find a similar voice to fill the rest. Magic 7 John Candy version would be more appreciated. Its said that Farley recorded 95% of Shrek in1996. Farley vs. Myers as Shrek? Farley hands down, although there would have been no sequels and a "sound alike" would have recorded the other 5%. I'm a big fan of these guys, bless their souls
GregDinFL 2 years ago 2
Its already established that he died before it was done. The real travesty is the filme he recorded in the early nineties that was just released in 2008, The Magic 7, was completed with his voice but they re-did his character with someone elses voice. Just like Chris Farley is the original Shrek and completed the first Shrek but when he died they re-recorded with Mike Myers.
GregDinFL 2 years ago
I still don't get it? was that another man
dress liked John and the ending scene?
Money721 2 years ago
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Patrick200717 2 years ago
Rest well O' Faithful Servant. You were and are a brilliant actor..
bobandrayfan1 2 years ago
JOHN CANDY IS THE BEST !!!!!!
GKirons 2 years ago 2
Either way, I love that he pours the drink out! As an alcoholic, it's great to see that! I haven't seen this film, and maybe it wasn't right to continue the filming; I don't know. But this scene, both ways, is helpful and inspirational to me. I really MIss John Candy. RIP John! I know his drinking and smoking had something to do with his death. So these scenes mean a lot to me. Very inspirational. We all miss John Candy. RIP John! All the Best!!! Love -Kirk
kirk7524875248 2 years ago
This film should have been cancelled out of respect for John Candy. To have released this film at all shows extremely poor taste and judgement. But what else would you expect from Hollywood?
bracrowe 2 years ago
I can see your point, but John Candy was one of the great actors of our time. To take his final work and simply throw it away just because he passed away seems a little disrespectful too.This movie should not be seen as a dishonor to him, but as a tribute. Remember, he died doing what he loved, makeing us laugh.
mrburkey 2 years ago
They could've maybe used a shorter clip and mirrored it so it wouldn't be so obvious, and cut to another full-body angle from a longer distance (with body double standing in for him) at the end, but oh well. Still good that they released the thing IMO, even if the movie isn't the greatest, from my understanding it was nearly finished when he passed and it would've been a shame to see all the work go to waste (and be left without one JC film). RIP John Candy, I miss seeing you on-screen.
Waltuo 2 years ago
for fuck sake, everyone fucking knows john didnt make the last scean cant we just have a fucking briliant tribute from wagons east for him. get it sorted out
467160 2 years ago
he was a funny man n its a shame he died
viczz100 2 years ago
john looks as big as dom delouise in that scene. i kinda miss the old lug
shroomingnewman 2 years ago
This is stupid, because as far as I remember, its been know that he died before he finished the film.
thejake713 2 years ago 3
well johns dad and grandad both died of heart attacks at young ages of around 30 but john candy was 43rip john candy. he was a great actor. rip.
Alecoc14 2 years ago 2
i looooved john candy he was like a big teddy bear xxxxxxxxxx to u
nicknat1977 2 years ago 21
can't believe he died...everyone needs to check out his old house if your ever in Beverly Hills..it's really different looking...rip john candy
bossmajor 2 years ago 6
I've seen the film. If they wanted to pay tribute to him, they'd have buried it 1,000 feet underground.
Applemask 2 years ago 6
It was his body double that finished of the film. funny guy he was....
nakedbreakz 2 years ago
yessss¡ is very sadly missed....john was the best¡¡¡¡
uffizzi19 2 years ago
lol wtf is this guy stupid he did finish the movie like you said it was near the end of the moive with the sean so if he died how did they do the ending?
spieluhr2489 2 years ago
Are you dumb? Look at it again...it's the same scene re-used but with a digitally altered background. The scenes are so far apart in the film that no-one watching remembers the what the beginning looked like. (Unless you are a movie-freak).
Stenbrotsgatan 2 years ago 2
It's called editing stupid.
mrwest15 2 years ago
This video is a waste of space!
John Candy was an amazing actor, and is sadly missed.
patkurt09 2 years ago 2
His last film was Canadian Bacon (released in 1995). As with a lot of Hollywood movies, they spend some time being edited before being released hence the fact he appears in films after his premature death. God bless him. I adore his movies and his laugh
toxicsprout 2 years ago 2
sanvid, en que idoma estas escribiendo.
Sanvid, in what language are you speaking (writing)
bbbrendo17sain 2 years ago
RIP John... ho visto solo 2 film in cui hai recitato... Mamma ho perso l'aereo e Quattro Sotto Zero... Però ho l'impressione che sei stao un buon attore!!.
RIP John!.
Sanvid 2 years ago
John Candy was really fat at that time and had trouble dealing with the heat on the set. Supposedly he needed oxygen on a daily basis.
SteveSmith26 2 years ago
John Candy's dad and his grand father each had heart problems and died around the age of 30. It runs in the family to have die of a heart attack. Him being over-weight was just a factor in it
Jmassa07 2 years ago
r.i.p. john
mimmotorchia 2 years ago 2
John Candy you will never be forgotten, the funniest Canadian we ever known, may you R.I.P. one true fan
LovinRupert 2 years ago
It was good. Lewis is too spastic for my liking, though. R.I.P JC.
ultrakool 2 years ago
That last clip where the bottle hits the table is clearly a whole new shot and the person holding it is most certainly not John Candy.
Look closely at the position of the lable of the bottle and how it is aligned with John Candy's fingertips as he holds it up. Then when the bottle hits the table the position of the lable compared to the fingertips has changed.
thatnameisalsotaken 2 years ago
just becuase it was released in 1995 doesnt mean it was made then. im pretty sure it was filmed in 1994 ( i think)
Capslockets 3 years ago
I believe he didnt finnish the film.. so the used that scene with the bottle twice?
Jessicatotally 3 years ago
Canadian Bacon was filmed before it just wasn't released until 1995
acidheadx 3 years ago 2
There were still two weeks of filming scheduled.
laosandburma 3 years ago
which one was the teal him though?
cuchulain55 3 years ago
life is short, see you later John...
birdland101 3 years ago
He was always a big man but the size of him in this movie really effected his health. It's not just his weight its his drinking and smoking and on top of that mental health problems. ;\
acidheadx 3 years ago
if you re-search it you will find out that he quit smoking and also started to try and lose some weight towards the end of his life.
broommad 3 years ago
have you ever met a cigarette smoker?
they don't quit unless there's a big reason. John Candy probably had some serious medical problems near the end of his death...he probably knew something was wrong if he made that change so close to his demise.
Even 14 years after his passing he's still my most favourite actor of all time.
Aro2220 2 years ago
john candy was a comedy genius!
InkaPeru 3 years ago 2
Why would you make a man who was already overweight gain more weight for a role?
It wasn't his fault. It was the stupid producers.
RIP JOHN
RetroNun 3 years ago 14
I didnt know that they did...do you have proof?
bigfootiscool 3 years ago
they made him gain weight for the role? wow i didnt know that
92Funny 3 years ago
We Miss You Johnny T_T sigh sigh
SimeoneSantoro1988 3 years ago
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dirty fat old cunt
yourmummaisafukinemo 3 years ago
R.I.P
Azphaltinferno21 3 years ago
they use the same shot from early and change the background
consman22 3 years ago
Sad. Very...sad. No rating.
doctorwho295 3 years ago
well everybody knows that. he died mid-way and they had to use a double. this isnt proof, it was given evidence, theres nothing to prove.
johnbelushi19491982 3 years ago 2
wow
kai63415 3 years ago
When I think about John Candy I think if he was still alive he would of been in the film heavyweights.
BottomBoosh 3 years ago 2
of cors ,the guy was naturally gifted ,talented
aatef1981 3 years ago
if john candy or chris farley where alive i feel personally there would have been better movies in recent years and not as many remakes or napkin plots but thats just me
JohnnyWarren 3 years ago 2
if you notice his and farley last movies were both a western spoof playing similar mountainmen type roles. Both very good movies.:)Almost heroes is a spoof on the lewis and clark expediation abd wagons east is making fun of the settlers who traveled out west .
cuchulain55 3 years ago
@cuchulain55 No, Heroes and Wagons were NOT good movies. And unless you're the Three Stooges, any comedy actor should turn down flat any offer to do one. That's because such outdoor adventures (be it a period piece or not) have mainly been the exclusive domain of ACTION (i.e. dramatic) actors. Same thing with chick flicks, when slapstick actors try them, like Belushi in Continental Divide, and Old Boyfriends. Mixing the two is a terrible idea. Jim Carey has luckily managed to avoid it... so far.
themredweirdoshow 8 months ago
@themredweirdoshow what about monty pthon and the holy grail?:)or almost heroes chris farlys last movie?:0 those were hilarious.:) or the man who knew too little with bill murrey.
cuchulain55 7 months ago
@cuchulain55 That's what I was getting at - unless you're doing a Three Stooges (i.e. full-on slapstick spoof) in a genre, stay the heck away from it. Holy Grail and Man Who Knew worked great because they just spoofed the medieval and spy genres flat out. But those half-ass adventure yarns with Farley and Candy were terrible - aside from a few jokes, they were written in traditional non-comedy outdoor survival mode. In other words, no, I'd never want to see Jack Black do a remake of Deliverance!
themredweirdoshow 7 months ago
Happy birthday John!
R.I.P
RamPaGe741 3 years ago
he was only 44? :O
RamPaGe741 3 years ago
he was 43
TheMudlaker 3 years ago
Very young =/
RamPaGe741 3 years ago
I'm still a little confused movieman4life, could you explain it to me some please.
ilovetogofast88 3 years ago
Fuck his weight, height blah blah. He was and is a great actor!
coffield26 3 years ago 5
John Candy....my favorite actor, god bless that big guy, no matter what role he did he always made the best of it.
Bloodude64 3 years ago 7
Damn i had never seen this he had gotten way bigger.
GrayRoy 3 years ago
Still, it's a kick-ass movie that's hilarious ... I remember hearing the news report of his death as I awoke from a slumber... I fell back to sleep thinking it was a bad dream, just to wake up later and realise it was true. The loss of a legend, a true comedic genius... RIP!
anjichap 3 years ago
Wow, this looked so obvious, it's weird that they didn't change it a little bit more... like, not include the scene when he's letting the wine leak out...
morbidchid 3 years ago 3
we all miss him i love him RIP John Candy:(
mickvally 3 years ago 7
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damn he put on the weight near the end
LTDANMAN44 3 years ago
Never seen the movie. . but that first scene was great!
R.I.P John Candy
randomteen314 3 years ago 2
john candy is very much missed.
witchmar 3 years ago 4
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bigboeee 3 years ago 12
Congratulations! Here's the no shit sherlock reward.
tomstockmail 3 years ago 4
There was probably no need for a video of "proof John Candy died" before the movie was finished. When his death was announced, they said "John Candy died during the filming of his last movie. A double is expected to be used."
kf8295 3 years ago 5
Wow. That's insanely obvious. Seeing them back to back, it looks like such amateur editing. Although, I'm not sure how you would get around this.
LanIost 3 years ago
Funnyman John Candy, known for portraying portly, lovable losers in such movies as Stripes, Uncle Buck, and Planes, Trains & Automobiles, died of a massive heart attack on March 4, 1994, during the filming of Wagons East. A body double was used to replace Candy, and the film -- a comedy set in the Wild West -- was released later that summer. The movie was widely panned by critics as an unworthy farewell to Candy, who was just 43 when he died.
prboycheko 3 years ago 2
They couldnt have Paul McCartney'd it and gotten a Look-alike and sound-alike
ellomynameisjohnny 3 years ago
He died during the filming. They used a body double for the final scenes, and reused the part of him with the bottle, but using a body double to finish off, Kinda self explainatory.
TheExtremeCore 3 years ago
That first half is kind of sad, because he had an excellant performance in that. To bad it was one of the last scenes he ever had. :(
Basssinger86 3 years ago
John Candy DID pass before production was completed on the film. Many scenes were re-written to not include him in the final product. This is one of the examples where they attempted to re-edit a scene by using already-shot footage to include him in the conclusion. The person who posted this is correct.
xpdracon 3 years ago
your right it does. the other 1 it looked exactly like him. or was the guy with the white beard supposed to be John Candy?
eddman1000 3 years ago
Nah, just supposed to be him listening in. Thanks for your comment.
movieman4life 3 years ago
Those Hollywood bastards disgraced the great legacy of a legendary comedian. THEY MUST PAAAAAAYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Boomshoggalogga 3 years ago
that did not proof anything, this seen was simply used twice
diggith 3 years ago
was he in the film throughout or were there some scenes filmed using a stunt double and special effects like with Brandon lee in The Crow
Shakirfan 3 years ago
A double was used part of the film. Hope that this helps!
movieman4life 3 years ago
It doesn't necessarily mean that he died before the film ended. A lot of movies re-use scenes.
flarekitty 3 years ago
ive never seen this movie.
was it really that bad as most people say it was?
robertrodriguezfan 3 years ago
i liked it
sadeyedlady01810 3 years ago
great discovery ,detective
dwalto1 3 years ago
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ok well actually thats not proof of anything. they don't film a movie from beginning to end they film all of the parts that occur in one place at the same time. just becuase they re-used a scene doesn't mean anything...
cedinger 3 years ago
r.i.p john just bought uncle buck. gona watch it in memory of u. hope its as good as cool runnings that was the best
dannamania 3 years ago 3
Wait...you mean you hadn't seen Uncle Buck until 2 months ago? You gotta be, what, 12 years old?
petejayhawk 3 years ago
Ok, I caught it now. It's basically the same scene as the first, just inserted near the end of the film to make up for Mr. Candy (RIP buddy) untimley death.
snake2006 3 years ago 4
Fuck, I used to love John Candy.
Such a shame that this movie did so poorly, but at least the rest of his career was great.
PerfectGlitch 4 years ago
I don't get it. What did the scenes prove? I have seen Wagons East several times and can't find where his passing affected the movie. PS: Charles Rocket was the true 'hit' in this flick. And you too Charles. RIP...
sewiedess 4 years ago
poor john cany. still miss you. greatest actor of all times
robbievie 4 years ago 2
one of the g8est men of all time R.I.P John, i still havnt visited ur grave yet..but im gonna make it :)
467160 4 years ago
he looked like he was about to have a heart attack in the clip
johnnyboy562 4 years ago 2
We was actually losing weight and had quit smoking prior to his death, I guess that wasnt enough!
coolflame18 4 years ago
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holy shit he wass fatter than ever at this point. no wonder his heart failed
5starsnitskymatch 4 years ago
Poor John Candy, Richard Pryor, Chris Farley, Mitch Hedberg..
Some of our best comedy people are gone. Rest in peace, guys.
FatalKitsune 4 years ago 6
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Fuck em all
ewing1979 4 years ago
why?
godzillahulk 4 years ago
Dont forget John Belushi, River Phoenix, and Phil Hartman
robertrodriguezfan 3 years ago 2