Macaulay Culkin peeling on a child's childhood curtain in Hollywood, and this time, the story includes his beloved "Uncle Buck" Co-Star, John Candy.

Speaking in Colin Hanksv New documentary "John Candy: I ​​like it," What was premiered at the International Film Festival in Toronto 4. September, "Kappius noticed the warning signs around his problematic life.

He shared that the comedy legend offered him goodness, protection and fatherly concern when he needed him the most.

In the documentary, Macaulay discovered that Candy had an instinctive way to watch him on him on the set, unlike most adults in Hollywood.

"I think he always had such a great instinct," culkin shared People.

Candy would be regularly reported with him, asking simple but meaningful questions like, "all right at home? You go well?"

The star of the "home house" admits that those moments were stuck with him because they were rare.

"It doesn't happen often. I wish I had more in my life. I remember John care when not many people," he explained.

Macaulay even described the deceased actor as "paternal", adding that he brought warmth and patience when many actors do not want to deal with children.

Macaulay Culkin did not stay when he talks about his father, Kit Culkin.

He discovered that sweets noticed the tension around his home life before he made the worse.

"Even before the wave is built and home just things weren't hard to see how hard my father was. He wasn't a secret. He was already a monster," he recalled.

According to his words, glory and wealth, they increased only the behavior of his father, turning him into what he called the "infamous monster".

Candy, however, was not blind for that. Macaulay noted that the "Space Ball" would look at him in trouble, clearly pick up problems without too much.

For a young macaulu, that subtle confirmation means everything.

And Macaulay and his brother Kieran Culkin, since they opened openly about the control and toxic behavior of his father.

But in the musician, the candy pointed out as one of the few adults who did not just noticed, but also sufficient to apply.

Despite the turmoil behind the scenes, Macaulay remembers "Unklebuck" as one of his favorite projects, to a great extent because of the presence of candy.

He said that the 43-year-old put "a lot of himself" in a role and created a safe, a fun environment for him and his star Gaby Hoffman.

The star "Richie Rich" explained that many actors don't like working with children because they can be "tickling", but sweets differed.

"John was always kind and really good with us," he said, adding that thermal candies showed rare in the industry.

The comedian tragically passed away in 1994. in only 43 years, but Macaulay insists that his legacy go far beyond his comic genius.

For him, sweets will always be remembered as a man who didn't just make the audience laugh, but he stepped with kindness when the children's star is desperately needed.

Macaulay Culkin hopes to be a better father than his father has ever been.

In March, the actor discovered that his heavy relationship with a disguised father completely shaped the way his children's parents.

As Explosion reported that Macaulay admitted that he did not talk to his father in almost 30 years, describing him as "narcissistic" and "abuse".

However, instead of repeating that cycle, Macaulay said he promised himself as a child. "When I grow up, I won't be with my kids," he shared.