Steve Martin & Martin Short Share John Candy Memories I Fly on the Wall
Episode Description
Steve Martin & Martin Short reflect on John Candy’s legacy. Martin, who starred alongside Candy in John Hughes’ 1987 film “Planes, Trains, and Automobiles,” describes what it was like working with the late actor and the fun the two had on set.
*Note: this interview was recorded before the SAG-AFTRA strike took effect.
On Cadence13’s Fly on the Wall, Saturday Night Live stars Dana Carvey and David Spade take listeners behind the scenes and reminisce about their favorite SNL moments, memories, and sketches with special guests.
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Brief Summary
The episode covers the making of <i>Planes, Trains and Automobiles</i>, focusing on John Hughes' script and memorable ad-libbed moments.
Key points
- John Hughes' Script Mastery. The script for Planes, Trains was a whopping 152 pages long, showcasing Hughes' brilliance.
- Ad-libbing on Set. The cast's spontaneous humor led to longer shooting times but unforgettable moments.
- A Lasting Legacy. Reflecting on John's impact, the speaker recalls his great laugh and talent.
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Episode highlights
- John Hughes' Script MasteryThe script for Planes, Trains was a whopping 152 pages long, showcasing Hughes' brilliance.“God the script's so good John”0:25Aug 9, 2023
- Ad-libbing on SetThe cast's spontaneous humor led to longer shooting times but unforgettable moments.“we made a deal no more ad-living”1:14Aug 9, 2023
- A Lasting LegacyReflecting on John's impact, the speaker recalls his great laugh and talent.“he was just a great actor”2:09Aug 9, 2023
