"Strips" considered a very classic comedy in the 1980s (/Movie once called Ivan Wright's second best movie), but as soon as the characters complete basic training, the film moved to Italy where our heroes in the problem cause an international incident with joy in the video of the urban attack EM-50, at which the film suddenly loses all intensity and ceases to be funny. Only turns into a generic action comedy that leaves Bill Murray and Harold Ramis with little space for riff. And yet, the first half of the "strips" is such riots that you can almost forgive the film to completely get off - that is, if you are not Johnon Candy.

Brilliant candy He finally began to break through a star -screen Starwar when he appeared as a conscious cadet Davy "Oxberger" Oxberger. Candy did not like to blow their cereal cereal for light laughter, and this concern went down at the center of his extreme discomfort when he recorded the scene of the film wrestling. If you've never seen "stripes", the set of Ribadd finds Winger on Murray, who speaks Davy in a group of babies dressed in a bikini in a variant ring. Given its size, you expect Davy to beat the ladies pretty manually, but they surprise him by struggling with dirty. Soon he found herself overwhelmed until she feeds so much that he took out the peaks of bikini. Watch, it was a comedy with an 80 rating of R; The breasts were mandatory.

It is a little too wide and, frankly, stupid to provoke laughter nowadays, but when the film came out, the audience came out and moved to the Davy's triumph. Unfortunately, Candy could not participate in their joy.

In Colin Hanks' new documentary, "Johnon Candy: I ​​like you" (Who starts conveying to the Amazon Premier video on October 10, 2025), Friends of the Arsevils and former associates remember his contempt for the mud wrestling stage. "He was very upset about the" lanes ", the scene he had in the mud," said former SCRA producer Andrew Alexander.

Dave Thomas, a friend of Candy and colleague SCTV Alum, played the Esce of the match and remembers Candy not wanting to make the scene at all. "It was like, Johnon took off his shirt and rolled into the mud with a pile strip," Thomas said. "Johnon wore a top t -shirt with long sleeves, because he wouldn't go completely with bare breasts."

Bill Murray remembers that women also become too harsh with candy. "The Womennians got into that," he said. "Everyone was capable. They started pulling their ears and things. People would use a little advantage because you would think you could do what you want to hurt.

Candy was such a kind, generous person that some people may have felt they could go anywhere with him. As the Hanks documentary demonstrates, this was simply not the case. Obviously, there were many beloved films she enjoyed making them, but "strips" was not one of them.