Ryan Reynolds and Colin Hanks teamed up in honor of one of the best actors we lost prematurelyWith the documentary "Johnon Candy: I ​​like it." Hanks knew Canadian legend of comedy personally as a child and directed Doc, who is now moving in the premiere video. He recounts the great life of the Great comedy, who died in 1994 at the age of 43. Among the respected project associates are Steve Martin, Murray and Dan Airoyd, who was Candy's friend and appeared with him in several films. In fact, providing its involvement, however, has proven to be tricky at best.

/The movie Etan Anderton attended Q&A after showing Chicago on Candon Candy: I ​​like you, "where Reynolds told how to get the Ghostbusters Starvers on Doc. Obviously, and Eicroid and Bill Murray were "impossible to get" or more precisely, they were Almost It is impossible to get because both actors appeared in the film. In the case of Eicroid, however, Reynolds actually had to wait for the legend to contact him. "No one knew where it was." He explained. "I finally get a call, because I guess I came out to be looking for it, and all I get is this (with a voice that imitated the fast, the most beloved models of Dan Acro's speech)," Ryan, it's Dan. Okay, here's what we'll do, kid.

According to Reynolds, Acroid actually collected at the airport, probably because, as Reynolds said, "I think he didn't want to know where he lived." But not only did Icro gather it, he did it in one of the city cars in Lincoln from the 1997 comedy "Grosse Point Blanc". "One of my favorite films of all time is" Grosse Point Blanc ", Reynolds explained," (...) I said, "Dan, is this a car from" Grosse Point empty? "And he went, 'yes. So, I was in f ***** g heaven. "