John Candy

During a thrilling Mets baseball game, the ever-charming Tom Hanks was taken back in time when he spotted a familiar face on the jumbotron: his old companion from 'Cast Away', the volleyball Wilson. With infectious enthusiasm, Hanks shouted out Wilson’s name, instantly winning over the hearts of the fans in the stands and those watching online.

Actor and musician Joey Lawrence recently recalled his first-ever fishing trip as a kid with legendary comedy star John Candy.

John Candy's life is celebrated in a new documentary, set to release on Prime Video on October 10. His son, Chris Candy, shared insights, revealing his father's discomfort with premieres but suggesting a modern-day John would embrace it. The film features interviews with stars like Tom Hanks and Bill Murray, offering a tribute to the iconic comedian.

Ryan Reynolds pursued Bill Murray relentlessly for his John Candy documentary, leaving numerous messages and even involving his child in a video plea. Murray finally called back during a formal event, prompting a humorous moment with Blake Lively. Reynolds' persistence ultimately secured Murray's participation, highlighting his dedication to the project.

Actor Ryan Reynolds shared a heartfelt post about missing the late actor John Candy, who passed away in March 1994 at the age of 43. The post, originally from comedian Mathias Nastos on Instagram, featured a poignant comment: "Sometimes outta nowhere...I'll think of this guy and miss the living hell out of him," written across a photo of Candy. Reynolds added this to his Instagram Stories with the instrumental track "Power to Believe" by The Dream Academy, from Candy's 1987 film 'Planes, Trains and Automobiles.'

Adam Sandler recently appeared on Drew Barrymore’s talk show, The Drew Barrymore Show in which she told him that she and Cameron Diaz were planning to reboot the 1987 film, Planes, Trains and Automobiles.

Idris Elba, Channing Tatum, Catherine O'Hara, Jafar Panahi, Kazu Hiro, Nina Hoss and Zacharias Kunuk are set to receive TIFF Tribute Awards at the upcoming Toronto Film Festival, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Peter Aykroyd, former 'Saturday Night Live' comedian, writer and brother of actor Dan Aykroyd, has died. He was 66 when he breathed his last.

Hollywood star Chris Evans is in negotiations to join the cast of Greg Berlanti's remake of cult classic 'Little Shop of Horrors'.

Hit TV producer/director Greg Berlanti will direct the reboot of "Little Shop of Horrors".

Rocky has been voted the number one sports film of all time.

WWE superstar Otis mourns the passing of his mother, sharing cherished memories and their shared interests in movies, music, and wrestling. He pays tribute to her impact on his life and expresses his determination to pursue his wrestling dreams. Otis remembers her love for John Candy movies, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Stevie Nicks, and Tracy Chapman's 'Fast Car'.

A 'Spaceballs' sequel is coming soon. Amazon MGM Studios is developing the project. Bill Pullman and Rick Moranis will return. Josh Gad will star and produce with Mel Brooks. Josh Greenbaum is directing the movie. Lewis Pullman and Keke Palmer are also joining the cast. The film is expected to release in theatres in 2027.

Ryan Reynolds addressed speculation about his involvement in 'Avengers: Doomsday' at the Toronto International Film Festival, clarifying he hasn't filmed any scenes despite fan theories. Amidst rumours of a feud with Downey Jr., which have been debunked, Reynolds is currently promoting a documentary. 'Avengers: Doomsday', directed by the Russo Brothers, is set to release in December 2026.

Get ready for a Thanksgiving movie binge watch session! These classics offer something for everyone during the holiday season. From Arlo's trash-dumping adventures in "Alice's Restaurant" to the shocking family revelations in "Hannah And Her Sisters," and the romantic dilemmas of Nola Darling in "She's Gotta Have It," you'll find the perfect tale to enjoy with your loved ones. Join Neal and Del's misadventures in "Planes, Trains and Automobiles," witness a Polish Jewish immigrant family's struggles in "Avalon," and unravel the deep mysteries in "Scent Of a Woman."

Roger Corman, the iconic filmmaker known for his low-budget classics and launching the careers of Hollywood's biggest names, has died at the age of 95 in Santa Monica, California. Corman's legacy in cinema and his impact on the industry will be remembered for generations to come.

Be it his effortless comic timing, portraying characters we cherish, or blowing our minds away with action sequences, Ryan Reynolds promises there won’t be a dull moment when he’s around. As his upcoming film ‘Red Notice’ gears up for release in India, the actor engaged in a round table conversation and ETimes was a part of it too.