STEVE Martin has an emotional moment about the late actor John Candy.
At the end of March, Apple TV+ released its documentary, Steve! (Martin) A documentary in 2 pieces.
An emotional moment from the documentary resurfaced online.
During the scene, the Saturday Night Live veteran recalled working with his late co-star on their 1987 road trip comedy, Planes, Trains And Automobiles.
Steve, 78, showed off the lengthy monologue from the script written by Breakfast Club director John Hughes.
“John Candy was very sensitive and very complex,” the actor recalled.
“And we loved each other.”
The Bownfinger screenwriter choked up after reciting John’s lines.
“There’s a line I love,” Steve said.
“‘I get attached to people from time to time, like with you,'” he read aloud.
“‘Especially during the holidays, I can take it in March, July, October, but it gets hard. This time I couldn’t let it go.'”
Steve shook his head and put the script back on the shelf.
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He gritted his teeth and walked away from the bookshelf.
LOSE FRIENDS
John died at age 43 on March 4, 1994.
At the time, the Home Alone actor was finishing filming his final scene at Wagons East in Chupaderos, Mexico.
In March, Frank Hober, 56, the older brother of John’s wife, Rosemary, spoke to People about her death in
John Candy was very sensitive and very complex. And we really loved each other.
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“None of us believed this would happen,” Frank said.
“The whole family is in an uproar.”
In August 2009, John died at age 59 of a heart attack, according to the Los Angeles Times.
‘REAL EMOTIONAL CONNECTION’
Meanwhile, Steve’s show Only Murders In The Building is gearing up for its fourth season.
The US Sun spoke exclusively to OMITB co-creator John Hoffman at the 2024 Writers Guild Awards Ceremony.
At The Edison Ballroom in New York, John, who created the show with Steve, teased how the murder of Sazz (Jane Lynch) will impact the story arc.
“There’s a real emotional connection at the center and a real moment of reflection for our trio,” John shared.
“And that reflection is done over and over again.”
“They’re mirrored and duplicated in ways that I think will provide great fodder for comedy and also great reflection for the deeper stuff. So that’s the big one,” John concluded.
The Hulu show follows Steve, Martin Short, 74, and Selena Gomez, 31, as they share an obsession with true crime and become embroiled in one.
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