So sad to think that everyone in this wonderful clip is gone. Younger people may not realize how classy, modest, and sincere celebrities used to be...and how entertaining late night talk shows once were.
I'm Canadian and John Candy was a national Treasure. I cried when he passed. I still can't watch Uncle Buck without breaking down. Everybody loved him. And of course I Loved Maureen O'Hara. One the most beautiful women who ever lived and still stunning here. R.I.P
his is a great interviewer indeed, but what you described is literally the bare minimum requirements lol yet so many contemporary interviewers fail so hard at this
RIP Maureen O'Hara (August 17, 1920 - October 24, 2015), aged 95 And RIP John Candy (October 31, 1950 - March 4, 1994), aged 43 You both will be remembered as legends.
Always stands out when one sees two actors together in the same production from long ago and one knows now that the older actor ended up outliving the younger actor by many years.
What a lovely interview. Maureen O'Hara was a delight but John Candy stood out. He was so respectful, so humble...they don't make them like that any more. Gone too soon...
I remember when I watched "Only the Lonely" for the first time a few years ago, I totally believed that John Candy was Maureen O'Hara's son. What a brilliant series of performances, including that of the great Anthony Quinn. On a side note, I am 30 years old (yes, born after this Tonight Show episode was recorded), and I have had a major crush on Maureen O'Hara since I first saw her in "The Quiet Man" when I was about 12. That scene in the cemetery just blew me away. A few years later, I wrote her a letter, and she very kindly sent me back an autographed index card, inscribed to me. I treasure it amongst my prized possessions. She was a brilliant, wonderful lady and a tremendous actress.
Maureen made five films directed by John Ford, "The Quiet Man" arguably the most famous. Recommended: Maureen's autobiography 'Tis Herself. There's a shocker in it, but I can't say what it is. I haven't watched anything late night since Johnny Carson retired, and I'm not the only one. Which is a shame, because I've always been a night owl.
Carson was always a class act and the respect he has for Maureen is very evident in his actions. He held people in a higher regard than what these hosts do today. I miss Johnny and how great The Tonight Show used to be.
Absolutely right. Carson was the facilitator for his guests...he promoted them, he let them show/share their talents and tell their stories. Today's late night hosts have their own agendas, routines, and talk tracks. They treat their guests as participants in their own little circuses.
Look at John Candy flush red when Ms. O'Hara says she 'looked into his eyes and agreed to be his mom'. He must have just been bursting. A lovely moment.
During the shooting of "Onley the Lonely", John Candy, being the star of the film, was given a bigger dressing room trailer than Maureen O'Hara. Upon discovering this, John made a big fuss, demanding that he switch trailers with Maureen O'Hara, insisting that she deserved the bigger of the two being that she was the bigger star. A really charming story that I never forgot. It shows you that Candy's comedy was only surpassed by his class.
John Candy had a plethora of humility and always was a giver. Yes he passed away too soon but God did he leave us in stitches with his numerous movies.
Candy gave O'Hara his own trailer and the producers were embarrassed that their star (Candy) was in the small trailer, so they got another big one for him.
I agree with you. So sad that we lost him so early, but in reading about him I find that he did not live a happy life. His father passed at 35 from a heart condition that weighed heavily on his mind. And, no pun intended, he battled weight issues as well as with alcohol and cocaine. And suffered from depression. It's totally at odds with his screen image.
Oddly, but understandably, I find myself happy and teary-eyed watching this interview remembering how many good memories Maureen O’Hara and John Candy left me. Superb actors and decent people they were.
I can't be the only person who cries every time I see these recordings of John Candy. We were robbed. Then I remember, "Would you like some . . . PANCAKES?!"
Don't forget "That blowed up good....that blowed up REAL good!" A good deal (but not enough) of my youth was spent staying up late to watch that amazing cast of talented folks.
I'm Canadian and was an Argo fan. I remember when John Candy acquired part ownership of the team. He put his acting career on hold for two years to promote the CFL. He would walk down to the field near the end of the game towards the players bench. The fans in the stands wildly cheer the man. I still enjoy watching old episodes of Second City. This great Canadian died much too early.
John Candy sat throughout like a soldier waiting for an order what class and a true gentleman . I remember watching Only the lonely and Ms Ohara was as well as John wonderful in the movie, may they both rest well.
Absolutely ! John is smart enough to let Ms O'Hara take center stage and she gave him every compliment. He must have enjoyed this interview and known she would acknowlege his acting ability. Only the Lonely is a Wonderful movie because of these two.
Maureen was right about John Candy being a very talented dramatic actor. His role in JKF is a good example. Had he not passed in 94 and was still with us today, I would not be surprised if he would have amassed a small collection of oscar statues, he was that good.
28 years old and I remember watching Candys films with my family. One of the funniest and heartwarming humans you could ever see. His essence bleeds through all of his films. R.I.P Legend.
God, what a line-up. Maureen O'Hara, the same lady that was making movies with John Wayne in the 50s, looking beautiful and as sharp as ever. And then Candy, one of the greatest entertainers. And obviously Johnny. The talent of those times... unbelievable.
Wow. Wow. Wow. Wonderful. The grace and humility that oozes from Maureen O'Hara is just refreshing from what you hear today. John Candy's deference to Maureen. Smart. 2 legends. 🇮🇪 🇨🇦
Heartbreaking when Maureen O'Hara speaks of all the brilliant work John Candy would get to do in the future, when in fact we know that he was taken from us way too soon.
I was thinking the same thing, we lost John Candy way too soon, I'll never forget being a kid in the late 80s/90s watching his movies in the living room, always made me laugh lol but now thinking back on those years brings a tear to the eye, unbelievable for how much the world has changed and not for the better unfortunately. I miss the simple times.
@@gabgarcia5446 It's different for every one of them. For some of them you can just write to their sponsoring agency. In Maureen's case I didn't even write to her, she fell in love with a website I designed on classic films and SHE tracked me down and wrote to me and sent me the autographed pic. I was so touched.
I have tears in my eyes right now. Two wonderful actors, miss them both so much. I enjoyed many movies by the both of them. They don't make them like they use to. God bless both of them. Thanks for the memories. 😥🙏
What a great clip. All greats. As a young 24-year-old who grew up and lived on Indian Rock Beach, FL, I had the wonderful opportunity to meet John and appear as an extra in the movie Summer Rental. In fact, because of my knowledge of the area, I also had the opportunity to dine with John along with my neighbor (who was friends with Carl Reiner, the director). John was extremely nice, funny and very humble. I was in a number of the scenes with John, and he always treated everyone with respect and kindness. Such a loss!
Watching 'Only the Lonely' is one of my favorites. Maureen O'Hara and John Candy had great chemistry. My mom loved her in all of her movies. The Quiet Man, my mom's favorite. Hearing Ms. O'Hara talking about John Candy talent was wonderful.
I was just thinking how we just had to go the theater to see this film. I remember thinking, mom wants to see a john candy movie? I wasn't getting that she grew up with O'Hara. she was one of her childhood HEROES. we rented the film and she watched it twice before returning it. I didn't get it for a long time.
I hadn’t seen this clip before. It was sad when Ms. O’Hara said, “One day soon, John will be doing all the great dramatic roles typical of the great Charles Laughton.” He passed away not too many years later, a tragic loss.
She played John Candy's mom in the movie and is very protective over him like a mom in this interview 😀. That was a good movie, the side story with Maureen and Anthony Quinn is worth seeing on its own.
I am crying as I'm watching this. What Maureen said about John being a great actor and predicting great roles for him, and then his life being cut short before that came to be...just way too sad for me. Comedic actors are overlooked, sometimes, as great actors because they aren't taken seriously. But John Candy was and incredible actor. He became the character and made it truly believable.
From SCTV to a host of comedy classics, John really was something special. So talented, so warm and sooo funny. All these years later, I still miss the guy.
I am sad that Maureen's predictions were unable to come true, for only three years later we lost Candy. He would have been that star if he were alive today.
John was so talented. He was scratching the surface of all that talent, as Ms. O’Hara eluded to, when he left us so terribly early. I miss him very much.
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ALL Late Night Show Hosts of 2023 should take page put of Johnny Carson 's playback for being a successful encee. So pleasant to listen to pure talent not political BS of 2023. Miss all the great ones.
I’ve never seen ‘Only The Lonely,’ but I must seek it out. Two of my favourite actors. I, like Johnny it seems, was in love with Maureen O’Hara when I first saw her on screen as a teenager.
@@pmafterdark Hi, I'm focusing that they all left us and are hard to replace. Example, I used to view late night television. Now I don't. By the way it's currently 2:17 a.m. " Hey! "
Without a doubt, Maureen O’Hara was the most beautiful woman in the world when she appeared in “How Green Was My Valley.” The trick with the veil that was devised by John Ford in the scene as she was leaving the church after her character’s wedding was a masterpiece.
I was on the Turner Classic Movies cruise in 2013 and HGWMV was introduced by the late, great Jeopardy ! gameshow host, Alex Trebek. I had never seen the movie before. Alex said it was among his top 3-4 movie favorites; and it certainly became one of mine after seeing the stunning Maureen O'Hara in it !
@@ericthered760 John Ford tried to recreate the magic with “The Quiet Man”, but he couldn’t get the financing before WW2 when he went off filming documentaries for the US government. He finally got Republic to finance the project in 1951, and you can see a lot of the supporting actors from “How Green Was My Valley” along with Maureen O’Hara and John Wayne in the movie. Two of her brothers were also in the movie in the roles of the young priest and one of the young IRA members. There’s a great DVD of “The Quiet Man” with Ms. O’Hara providing constant background commentary. A highlight is during an interview that is included on the DVD, when the interviewer asks Ms. O’Hara “wasn’t it a lot of fun to film the movie?” and she replied “It wasn’t for me because they were all drunk all the time.”
As a kid I was absolutely in love with Maureen O'Hara. To this day I still think she's the most beautiful woman I've ever seen. Please don't tell my wife.
it's very possible she may even be a distant relative of mine, O'Hara is a common name amongst my people, we both grew up Catholic and our origins are from Ireland, I wish I had a way to verify it for a fact but all I know is she checks all the boxes from what I can tell. amazing if she was indeed one of my people lol
@@jimmyc1518 It's very easy to tell who your distant relatives are if you're Irish. It's a very small country and all our surnames can be traced back to specific counties. For example, my last name is Farrell. The name originated in County Longford. I share a distant relation with actor Colin Farrell. My sister visited County Longford and the name is everywhere, from Farrell's hardware store, Farrell's Pub, Farrell's construction company, you name it. It's not only the most common name in the county, but my own grandfather told us himself where he's from. Funnily enough, even though O'Hara isn't actually Maureen's real surname, look up famous actress Catherine O'Hara. Catherine and John Candy were fellow actors and friends in the famous Canadian comedy group called SCTV in the early eighties. Catherine and John go way back together. So, do a little research on the internet. You can easily find the exact place where your ancestors are from. And the more you find out, the more you'll feel you owe it not only to yourself, but to them as well. It's important. Cheers.
Too late, Michael. Sorry to break it to you like this, but I have it on good authority your wife has contacted a divorce lawyer. And to make matters worse, she hasn't hired just any divorce lawyer, but famed, high powered, celebrity divorce lawyer Gloria Allred. And even worse than that, Gloria is now in touch with the networks and it looks like your divorce will be broadcast on national television. Again, Im very sorry.
So much to talk about in this clip. I will choose one to say that Carson does not need to steal the show from his guests like the unwatchable garbage that are late shows today. He gave his guests the limellight and was incredibly respectful.
Wonderful to see both, such a calm, entertaining interview....Maureen O'hara had such class along with John Candy being such a great actor and good guy. Sad to think they're all gone.
I remember Maureen O’Hara’s movies. They were amazing. She was always elegant and classy. Then there is John Candy I loved his under rated Uncle Buck, and Planes, Trains and Automobiles broke my heart
One of Candy's best performances was his criminally short part in JFK as Dean Andrews. If you want to see an early roll of Candy check out The Silent Partner. Starring Christopher Plummer, Eliot Gould and Susannah York .
There will definitely never be another John Candy. Uncle Buck, The Great Outdoors and Planes, Trains, and Automobiles are three of the greatest comedies of all time, plus all of the other smaller parts he had in other movies like home alone. He was the funniest person in every movie he was in. Even if it was for only five minutes.
Maureen O’Hara was (and still is) the embodiment of a stunning strong woman. Too bad there’s not a single woman in Hollywood today that could even carry her garbage out. Who would’ve thought she’d outlive John Candy?
Maureen was right, Mr. Candy was a marvelous dramatic actor, as well as a great comedian! Talent, John had huge talent, with a heart just as big! What a great man, I miss him constantly, a true gentleman with an exorbitant talent! A very humble, down to earth, ordinary type person who, I would have truly loved to have had as my neighbor! This movie touched my heart, and made me realize that John Candy was not just a great comedic actor, but a truly great actor with so much potential as a great dramatic actor as well! To me, this movie ranks even higher than the movie, "Planes, Trains and automobiles!" If you like John Candy, and you have not yet seen this movie, you are missing out on one of the greatest performances in John Candy's life! A truly wonderful, heartfelt movie that nowadays seems so rare to find, such an exceptionally written and wonderfully acted out, touching movie! John and Maureen in this movie were, truly magical!!
Saw that movie once or twice and it was just great, Maureen played the overprotective Irish mother just right and John playing her policeman son with Ally Sheedy as the girlfriend and Anthony Quinn as the mother's eventual love interest, just a great movie and Johnny did his usual fine job interviewing John and Maureen.
So sad to hear Ms O'Hara predicting John Candy's brilliant future as a versatile actor performing great dramatic roles and then outliving him for 21 years...
What a great interview. Maureen O’Hara was such a classy lady. I love how she talked about LIVING life, as opposed to spending all her years on her career, acting out other lives.
John Candy was such a genuine and humble guy. A shame he was gone so early.
Unfortunately, obesity kills. God bless him, he was one of my favorites.
@@TheHomeExpert5 Calling someone obese is considered fat shaming, woke democrats don't allow that word anymore.
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@@SavedbyGraceAlone1962 too bad.Us normal people don't care what the demonrats say.Nothing but a bunch of troublemakers along with many other things.
@@SavedbyGraceAlone1962 many covid/corona deaths were obese. The whole world shut down and we were not told this
I love how candy makes her comfortable and only speaks when it's time. A real gentleman. A lovely soul.
A fine actor and a very, very funny man. It was so sad that he died so early on.
Absolutely.
So sad to think that everyone in this wonderful clip is gone. Younger people may not realize how classy, modest, and sincere celebrities used to be...and how entertaining late night talk shows once were.
Okay boomer
@@JG-tt4sz It'll happen to you.
Or maybe it won't, nothing now is really gonna be worth feeling nostalgia for in 30 years...
Stephen Colbert is really entertaining
❤miss John
The cadence and casual, relaxed conversation aren’t there in Late nite now. It’s rushed and sound bites it seems
I'm Canadian and John Candy was a national Treasure. I cried when he passed. I still can't watch Uncle Buck without breaking down. Everybody loved him. And of course I Loved Maureen O'Hara. One the most beautiful women who ever lived and still stunning here. R.I.P
He was a Great Canadian, gone too soon
Hard hearted cynical Hollywood types were crying uncontrollably at John’s funeral.
I loved John Candy's stuff. Me 1st recollection was in Heavy Metal. I love me cartoons too EH !!
Right at the end of Uncle Buck, when the camera freezes with Candy waving goodbye, gets me every time.
@@chazzmccloud36 That's exactly the moment for me too.
Carson is such a good interviewer. He showed such respect for Maureen and Candy then let them speak without interruption.
his is a great interviewer indeed, but what you described is literally the bare minimum requirements lol yet so many contemporary interviewers fail so hard at this
RIP Maureen O'Hara (August 17, 1920 - October 24, 2015), aged 95
And
RIP John Candy (October 31, 1950 - March 4, 1994), aged 43
You both will be remembered as legends.
Thirty years ago last month.
Love this movie. Very sweet. Great cast
He never got to be CharlesLaughton
Maureen O'HARA and John Candy. Mega Legends. Irreplaceable.
Always stands out when one sees two actors together in the same production from long ago and one knows now that the older actor ended up outliving the younger actor by many years.
What a lovely interview. Maureen O'Hara was a delight but John Candy stood out. He was so respectful, so humble...they don't make them like that any more. Gone too soon...
Steve Martin said John Candy was the sweetest man he ever knew. R.I.P. John
We all miss John Candy!😢
John Candy was a class act. He deferred to Maureen as she was greeted by Johnny. A gentleman
I noticed to that too. And he just sat there and let her speak uninterrupted.
A true gentleman
Awe John Candy. I always shed a tear for you. Always a genuine guy.
Candy could have gotten an Oscar for Uncle Buck in my book. That was such a gem! I think that role defined much of his dramatic skills.
I remember when I watched "Only the Lonely" for the first time a few years ago, I totally believed that John Candy was Maureen O'Hara's son. What a brilliant series of performances, including that of the great Anthony Quinn.
On a side note, I am 30 years old (yes, born after this Tonight Show episode was recorded), and I have had a major crush on Maureen O'Hara since I first saw her in "The Quiet Man" when I was about 12. That scene in the cemetery just blew me away. A few years later, I wrote her a letter, and she very kindly sent me back an autographed index card, inscribed to me. I treasure it amongst my prized possessions. She was a brilliant, wonderful lady and a tremendous actress.
Maureen made five films directed by John Ford, "The Quiet Man" arguably the most famous. Recommended: Maureen's autobiography 'Tis Herself. There's a shocker in it, but I can't say what it is. I haven't watched anything late night since Johnny Carson retired, and I'm not the only one. Which is a shame, because I've always been a night owl.
RIP to both. Maureen passed in the last few years.
Check out Dorothy Stratten, I am sure you will have a crush on her.
This movie is brilliant--writing and acting. Very underrated. One of my all time favorite movies.
You give me hope that the truly great actors/actresses from long ago won't be forgotten. Thank you for sharing your story ❤️
Carson was always a class act and the respect he has for Maureen is very evident in his actions. He held people in a higher regard than what these hosts do today. I miss Johnny and how great The Tonight Show used to be.
People always talk crap about him and it makes me realize just how bitter people can be
@Sheila Rider Same here. Johnny just kept it entertaining and not into a soapbox
Absolutely right. Carson was the facilitator for his guests...he promoted them, he let them show/share their talents and tell their stories. Today's late night hosts have their own agendas, routines, and talk tracks. They treat their guests as participants in their own little circuses.
Carson was a womanizer that almost got shot by a mobster for flirting with a chick he liked.But other than that he was class all the way.
Too bad he had to say, "I can't see you two hanging out". Poor taste.
She called John the next Charles Laughton. What an incredible compliment. I miss John Candy so very much!!! Ally Sheedy was great in this too.
Imagine Maurenn O'Hara telling you that you will be a fantastic actor. Just nod and smile and say "Yes ma'am!"
Look at John Candy flush red when Ms. O'Hara says she 'looked into his eyes and agreed to be his mom'. He must have just been bursting. A lovely moment.
Class, absolutely one of the classiest ladies ever. Just wonderful to have watched this.
Maureen and Olivia De Havilland two beautiful and classy ladies of all times.
John Candy had such a good soul
During the shooting of "Onley the Lonely", John Candy, being the star of the film, was
given a bigger dressing room trailer than Maureen O'Hara. Upon discovering this, John
made a big fuss, demanding that he switch trailers with Maureen O'Hara, insisting that
she deserved the bigger of the two being that she was the bigger star. A really charming
story that I never forgot. It shows you that Candy's comedy was only surpassed by his
class.
Seriously.. Candy would need a bigger trailer.
Not surprised. He was a wonderful guy so good he did that . Shows respect.
John Candy had a plethora of humility and always was a giver. Yes he passed away too soon but God did he leave us in stitches with his numerous movies.
This is one helluva an interview
Candy gave O'Hara his own trailer and the producers were embarrassed that their star (Candy) was in the small trailer, so they got another big one for him.
John Candy... He was EXCELLENT in Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. Miss him. A LOT. A real gentleman of cinema.
The ending of that movie, showed that he could do drama really well.
I agree with you. So sad that we lost him so early, but in reading about him I find that he did not live a happy life. His father passed at 35 from a heart condition that weighed heavily on his mind. And, no pun intended, he battled weight issues as well as with alcohol and cocaine. And suffered from depression. It's totally at odds with his screen image.
Oddly, but understandably, I find myself happy and teary-eyed watching this interview remembering how many good memories Maureen O’Hara and John Candy left me. Superb actors and decent people they were.
Amen
I can't be the only person who cries every time I see these recordings of John Candy. We were robbed.
Then I remember, "Would you like some . . . PANCAKES?!"
I agree he was amazing. I love this movie and I miss him😭
Ahhhhh, Dr. Tongue in the Horror House of Pancakes, ......loved that sketch.
Nope, not just you. I’m tearing up as well.
Don't forget "That blowed up good....that blowed up REAL good!" A good deal (but not enough) of my youth was spent staying up late to watch that amazing cast of talented folks.
GREAT COMMENT! PANCAKES!!! One of my favorite SCTV skits!!!
I'm Canadian and was an Argo fan. I remember when John Candy acquired part ownership of the team. He put his acting career on hold for two years to promote the CFL. He would walk down to the field near the end of the game towards the players bench. The fans in the stands wildly cheer the man. I still enjoy watching old episodes of Second City. This great Canadian died much too early.
John Candy sat throughout like a soldier waiting for an order what class and a true gentleman .
I remember watching Only the lonely and Ms Ohara was as well as John wonderful in the movie, may they both rest well.
Absolutely ! John is smart enough to let Ms O'Hara take center stage and she gave him every compliment. He must have enjoyed this interview and known she would acknowlege his acting ability. Only the Lonely is a Wonderful movie because of these two.
Maureen was right about John Candy being a very talented dramatic actor. His role in JKF is a good example. Had he not passed in 94 and was still with us today, I would not be surprised if he would have amassed a small collection of oscar statues, he was that good.
My first thought as well. He was so good in that small role in JFK.
Pure class - nothing like them today. I love them both
Damn straight
28 years old and I remember watching Candys films with my family. One of the funniest and heartwarming humans you could ever see. His essence bleeds through all of his films. R.I.P Legend.
God, what a line-up. Maureen O'Hara, the same lady that was making movies with John Wayne in the 50s, looking beautiful and as sharp as ever. And then Candy, one of the greatest entertainers. And obviously Johnny. The talent of those times... unbelievable.
She is the definition of legend.
In your eyes, but not mine. Never seen her until this video.
Wow. Wow. Wow. Wonderful. The grace and humility that oozes from Maureen O'Hara is just refreshing from what you hear today. John Candy's deference to Maureen. Smart. 2 legends. 🇮🇪 🇨🇦
Heartbreaking when Maureen O'Hara speaks of all the brilliant work John Candy would get to do in the future, when in fact we know that he was taken from us way too soon.
I was thinking the same thing, we lost John Candy way too soon, I'll never forget being a kid in the late 80s/90s watching his movies in the living room, always made me laugh lol but now thinking back on those years brings a tear to the eye, unbelievable for how much the world has changed and not for the better unfortunately. I miss the simple times.
💔 What a legend John is.
@@diamondjoe100 " Uncle Buck ".
He was amazing ❤ They both were
@@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710 Clutchpedal TeturnSprngeveryonn loooks back on their youth fondly!!!!
“Only the Lonely” is one of my favorite films. I miss John Candy and his talent.
I loved the man. Truly comedic genius. He could also play a serious role. Lost him way too early.
Maureen! ❤️ She sent me an 8 by 10 autographed photo, which I cherish to this day. 😊
She was obviously a very nice and thoughtful person.
Aww I would have loved to have met her. She reminds me of my grandmother.
How does one go about writing to a movie star?
@@gabgarcia5446 It's different for every one of them. For some of them you can just write to their sponsoring agency. In Maureen's case I didn't even write to her, she fell in love with a website I designed on classic films and SHE tracked me down and wrote to me and sent me the autographed pic. I was so touched.
@@jillkjv3816 that is so cool. To have a star like her track you down shows respect fir you and her simple human character. Thank you
I have tears in my eyes right now. Two wonderful actors, miss them both so much. I enjoyed many movies by the both of them. They don't make them like they use to. God bless both of them. Thanks for the memories. 😥🙏
I feel the same, those were the days.
It's depressing and painful to know that everybody in this video is dead now.
Crying as well...
Candy was an immense talent and very humble. Perhaps the most talented of the bigger men who died early.
Amen!
What an interesting interview by the master, Johnny Carson. Maureen O’Hara was so elegant and beautiful and so complimentary of John Candy!
What a great clip. All greats.
As a young 24-year-old who grew up and lived on Indian Rock Beach, FL, I had the wonderful opportunity to meet John and appear as an extra in the movie Summer Rental. In fact, because of my knowledge of the area, I also had the opportunity to dine with John along with my neighbor (who was friends with Carl Reiner, the director). John was extremely nice, funny and very humble. I was in a number of the scenes with John, and he always treated everyone with respect and kindness. Such a loss!
Wow what a story.
That's too awesome!
Such a wonderful memory.
Are you the Bob Sacamano from Seinfeld?
Kramer’s friend?
Some of the names referenced on Seinfeld were real people.
I love John! How can you not!? And Maureen, enough said! Her voice says it all!
Watching 'Only the Lonely' is one of my favorites. Maureen O'Hara and John Candy had great chemistry.
My mom loved her in all of her movies. The Quiet Man, my mom's favorite. Hearing Ms. O'Hara talking about John Candy talent was wonderful.
Loved that movie! ❤️❤️❤️
It was amazing to me how she acted the part of his mother in the movie - and it was so believable.
I was just thinking how we just had to go the theater to see this film. I remember thinking, mom wants to see a john candy movie? I wasn't getting that she grew up with O'Hara. she was one of her childhood HEROES. we rented the film and she watched it twice before returning it.
I didn't get it for a long time.
John Candy had so much heart and it is so sad we can't enjoy this incredible talent any longer. Gone much too soon !!!
From back when late night TV was worth staying up for.
Preach!!
I hadn’t seen this clip before. It was sad when Ms. O’Hara said, “One day soon, John will be doing all the great dramatic roles typical of the great Charles Laughton.” He passed away not too many years later, a tragic loss.
My favorite actress of all time - absolutely a treasure on-screen and off! So stunningly beautiful and always played such strong parts.
I still cry about John Candy two of the best comedies, “Planes, Trains & Automobiles” and “Uncle Buck”
He was a true human and artist.
😞🙏🌈
I miss Johnny, John and Maureen O'Hara. 👏✝️
So happy I found this interview.
It is not to be missed if you are a lifelog fan of both of these fine people… John Candy and Maureen O'Hara.
They make me tear up. John Candy and Maureen O'Hara are my all time favorites.
John Candy was such the gentleman. Easy to forget when only watching his terrific films.
She played John Candy's mom in the movie and is very protective over him like a mom in this interview 😀. That was a good movie, the side story with Maureen and Anthony Quinn is worth seeing on its own.
Unbelievably sweet duo - so genuine.
She was a beautiful woman and a class act. I can't think of anyone who could come close to filling her shoes these days.
Amen
I am crying as I'm watching this. What Maureen said about John being a great actor and predicting great roles for him, and then his life being cut short before that came to be...just way too sad for me. Comedic actors are overlooked, sometimes, as great actors because they aren't taken seriously. But John Candy was and incredible actor. He became the character and made it truly believable.
Maureen O’Hara was fantastic in the original Parent trap with Haley Mills. She had such stunning red hair.
That is one of my all time favorite movies. She makes it so funny getting mad at Brian Keith. Hayley Mills was wonderful.
Amen
From SCTV to a host of comedy classics, John really was something special. So talented, so warm and sooo funny. All these years later, I still miss the guy.
What a wonderful, heart warming interview
I am sad that Maureen's predictions were unable to come true, for only three years later we lost Candy. He would have been that star if he were alive today.
Getting an endorsement from Maureen about John’s acting ability says so much.
I loved his warmth and sincerity in Planes, Trains and Automobiles but in Only the Lonely he just absolutely Shined so brightly. Sadly Missed
What a lovely thing to say. 🇬🇧👍
John was so talented. He was scratching the surface of all that talent, as Ms. O’Hara eluded to, when he left us so terribly early.
I miss him very much.
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ALL Late Night Show Hosts of 2023 should take page put of Johnny Carson 's playback for being a successful encee. So pleasant to listen to pure talent not political BS of 2023.
Miss all the great ones.
One of my all-time favorite movies!
She is as classy and as beautiful as they come. I absolutely loved her movies with John Wayne.
5:06 got me.. I so wish we got to see John doing all of those things. Brilliant, empathetic and funny human being.
I’ve never seen ‘Only The Lonely,’ but I must seek it out. Two of my favourite actors. I, like Johnny it seems, was in love with Maureen O’Hara when I first saw her on screen as a teenager.
Definitely check out the movie and do yourself a favor.
NOW 85 I GOT TO ADMIRE BOTH OF THOSE STARS FROM DIFFERENT ERAS....DELIGHTFUL!!
Two great talents sorely missed.
Three actually.
@@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710 I'm assuming most people would already realize that. I was focusing more on just the guests.
@@pmafterdark Hi, I'm focusing that they all left us and are hard to replace. Example, I used to view late night television. Now I don't. By the way it's currently 2:17 a.m. " Hey! "
@@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710 That's great. You've focused my comment your way and I'll focus it mine.
@@pmafterdark ;)
They made such a wonderful pairing! Maureen genuinely loved John for the great talent he was!
Maureen O’Hara remains my very favorite actress of all time!!! I can’t count how many times I have watched the Quiet Man!!! Brilliant!!! 💚☮️
Without a doubt, Maureen O’Hara was the most beautiful woman in the world when she appeared in “How Green Was My Valley.” The trick with the veil that was devised by John Ford in the scene as she was leaving the church after her character’s wedding was a masterpiece.
So true! Even if I did not love that movie--and I do--the scenes of Maureen would have melted my heart.....
I was on the Turner Classic Movies cruise in 2013 and HGWMV was introduced by the late, great Jeopardy ! gameshow host, Alex Trebek. I had never seen the movie before. Alex said it was among his top 3-4 movie favorites; and it certainly became one of mine after seeing the stunning Maureen O'Hara in it !
@@ericthered760 John Ford tried to recreate the magic with “The Quiet Man”, but he couldn’t get the financing before WW2 when he went off filming documentaries for the US government. He finally got Republic to finance the project in 1951, and you can see a lot of the supporting actors from “How Green Was My Valley” along with Maureen O’Hara and John Wayne in the movie. Two of her brothers were also in the movie in the roles of the young priest and one of the young IRA members.
There’s a great DVD of “The Quiet Man” with Ms. O’Hara providing constant background commentary. A highlight is during an interview that is included on the DVD, when the interviewer asks Ms. O’Hara “wasn’t it a lot of fun to film the movie?” and she replied “It wasn’t for me because they were all drunk all the time.”
@@ericthered760 I fell in love with her at first sight.
As a kid I was absolutely in love with Maureen O'Hara. To this day I still think she's the most beautiful woman I've ever seen.
Please don't tell my wife.
it's very possible she may even be a distant relative of mine, O'Hara is a common name amongst my people, we both grew up Catholic and our origins are from Ireland, I wish I had a way to verify it for a fact but all I know is she checks all the boxes from what I can tell. amazing if she was indeed one of my people lol
@@jimmyc1518 sadly her real last name wasn't O'Hara
@@jimmyc1518 It's very easy to tell who your distant relatives are if you're Irish. It's a very small country and all our surnames can be traced back to specific counties.
For example, my last name is Farrell. The name originated in County Longford. I share a distant relation with actor Colin Farrell. My sister visited County Longford and the name is everywhere, from Farrell's hardware store, Farrell's Pub, Farrell's construction company, you name it. It's not only the most common name in the county, but my own grandfather told us himself where he's from.
Funnily enough, even though O'Hara isn't actually Maureen's real surname, look up famous actress Catherine O'Hara. Catherine and John Candy were fellow actors and friends in the famous Canadian comedy group called SCTV in the early eighties. Catherine and John go way back together.
So, do a little research on the internet. You can easily find the exact place where your ancestors are from. And the more you find out, the more you'll feel you owe it not only to yourself, but to them as well. It's important.
Cheers.
Do was every other warm blooded male.
Too late, Michael. Sorry to break it to you like this, but I have it on good authority your wife has contacted a divorce lawyer. And to make matters worse, she hasn't hired just any divorce lawyer, but famed, high powered, celebrity divorce lawyer Gloria Allred.
And even worse than that, Gloria is now in touch with the networks and it looks like your divorce will be broadcast on national television.
Again, Im very sorry.
Oh how we miss John Candy
Class interview from all parties involve, no politics, no grooming or messaging etc just a great interview
So much to talk about in this clip. I will choose one to say that Carson does not need to steal the show from his guests like the unwatchable garbage that are late shows today. He gave his guests the limellight and was incredibly respectful.
Hard to believe it's been 30 years this year since his show ended. The standard by which all others are judged.
3 legends from a different era
I miss John Candy. RIP legend.
Only the lonely was one of the best, they both were so convincing in that film as mother and son. Could of watched this interview for 6 more hrs.
Maureen O'Hara, what a legend.
I loved John Candy, he was so sweet....
And so sad he died just 3 years after this...
She must have been heartbroken
Wonderful to see both, such a calm, entertaining interview....Maureen O'hara had such class along with John Candy being such a great actor and good guy.
Sad to think they're all gone.
I remember Maureen O’Hara’s movies. They were amazing. She was always elegant and classy. Then there is John Candy
I loved his under rated Uncle Buck, and Planes, Trains and Automobiles broke my heart
One of Candy's best performances was his criminally short part in JFK as Dean Andrews. If you want to see an early roll of Candy check out The Silent Partner. Starring Christopher Plummer, Eliot Gould and Susannah York .
Hi, " Silent Partner " is excellent.
I have “The Silent Partner” on VHS. A really good movie!
@@kato64 Yes, it is. " Beware of aquariums! " " Beware of Sleestak! "
shunttguy Candy got started on SCTV!!!!
@@michaelsalisbury1477 Yes, I know. He lived about 15 miles away from me.
John Candy had the class to not step onto the dias until she took her accolades. Too cool.
RIP jhon you were a legend....
There will definitely never be another John Candy. Uncle Buck, The Great Outdoors and Planes, Trains, and Automobiles are three of the greatest comedies of all time, plus all of the other smaller parts he had in other movies like home alone. He was the funniest person in every movie he was in. Even if it was for only five minutes.
Yes! I was just thinking the very same thing...wasn't he marvellous in every role he played 😊
Loved his part in the first "Vacation" movie...
Stripes!
Maureen O’Hara was (and still is) the embodiment of a stunning strong woman. Too bad there’s not a single woman in Hollywood today that could even carry her garbage out.
Who would’ve thought she’d outlive John Candy?
John Candy was a teddy bear of a man! Much to young to die! Loved both these actors! Pure class! ❤️❤️❤️
Maureen was right, Mr. Candy was a marvelous dramatic actor, as well as a great comedian! Talent, John had huge talent, with a heart just as big! What a great man, I miss him constantly, a true gentleman with an exorbitant talent! A very humble, down to earth, ordinary type person who, I would have truly loved to have had as my neighbor!
This movie touched my heart, and made me realize that John Candy was not just a great comedic actor, but a truly great actor with so much potential as a great dramatic actor as well! To me, this movie ranks even higher than the movie, "Planes, Trains and automobiles!" If you like John Candy, and you have not yet seen this movie, you are missing out on one of the greatest performances in John Candy's life! A truly wonderful, heartfelt movie that nowadays seems so rare to find, such an exceptionally written and wonderfully acted out, touching movie! John and Maureen in this movie were, truly magical!!
Maureen O'Hara.. an all time lady.
So sad that this was only from 1991 and everyone on the panel has since passed on. 😔 Love Ms. O'hara and Mr. Candy.
very few came across the screen as genuine as maureen ohara...what a class act along with the duke especially.
Saw that movie once or twice and it was just great, Maureen played the overprotective Irish mother just right and John playing her policeman son with Ally Sheedy as the girlfriend and Anthony Quinn as the mother's eventual love interest, just a great movie and Johnny did his usual fine job interviewing John and Maureen.
How can you not love John Candy? Only ever heard good things about him, from stars to trades men working on his farm in Canada.
John Candy was a funny man! 🍬 😂
I love John Candy, he has been missed.
So sad to hear Ms O'Hara predicting John Candy's brilliant future as a versatile actor performing great dramatic roles and then outliving him for 21 years...
Love to see the respect these great men give Mrs O’Hara
John was one funny man. I wish I could go back to the 90s.
What a great interview. Maureen O’Hara was such a classy lady. I love how she talked about LIVING life, as opposed to spending all her years on her career, acting out other lives.