2 w. ago Honour from city of Vancouver both 'humbling and surreal' for Ryan Reynolds

The City of Vancouver bestowed the Vancouver-born Hollywood star its highest honour — the Freedom of the City award

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2 w. ago Ryan Reynolds helps rename Cobourg, Ont., arena in honour of Grace Bowen

Actor Ryan Reynolds joined Grace Bowen’s family in Cobourg, Ont., as the town officially renamed its arena after the young hockey player who died of cancer in 2015.

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2 w. ago Ryan Reynolds confronted journalist who insulted John Candy’s weight

As he and director Colin Hanks were putting together their upcoming career-spanning documentary on the late comedian John Candy, producer Ryan Reynolds says he discovered archival footage of journalists who said mean things about the actor’s weight. Reynolds made the revelation during an onstage conversation at the recently-wrapped Toronto International Film Festival as he discussed […]

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3 w. ago John Candy finally gets the tribute Ryan Reynolds thinks he deserved

Long before he hatched the idea of making a documentary celebrating the life and legacy of Canadian comedy legend John Candy, Ryan Reynolds had one thought: Why hadn’t anyone already made one? Candy, who died of heart failure at the age of 43 in 1994, starred in a string of beloved comedies, including Planes, Trains […]

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4 w. ago Craig’s detective returns as new ‘Knives Out’ lights up Toronto fest

Daniel Craig led an A-list cast to Toronto with his latest “Knives Out” whodunit movie, one of several star-studded world premieres on a packed Saturday night at North America’s biggest movie festival. The darkest of the now-trilogy of Oscar-nominated murder mysteries, “Wake Up Dead Man” is set at a small-town church in upstate New York, […]

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last month Ryan Reynolds and family enjoy a movie night under the stars at Muskoka Drive

Reynolds, Blake Lively and two of their children were hosted by theatre owner William Alexander, who kept fans at bay

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last month John Candy tribute's TIFF debut brings Canadian Hollywood royalty to Toronto

Toronto International Film Festival, TIFF, hosted the premiere of director Colin Hanks' John Candy: I Like Me on Thursday night, and Canadian big screen stars like Ryan Reynolds and Eugene Levy showed up to the occasion. This project is an ode to one of Canada's most beloved comedians, the late John Candy. Framed by eulogies from Candy's friends and former colleagues, Dan Aykroyd and Catherine O'Hara, the documentary blends archival footage with heartfelt reflections from stars like Tom Hanks, Eugene Levy, and Macaulay Culkin.The film revisits Candy's iconic performances while also exploring the struggles he faced with anxiety and fatphobia. Reynolds, the producer of the film, took to X in 2022 to announce the project to the world. It has finally come to fruition three years later.Director Colin Hanks debuts at the Toronto International Film Festival with his stirring documentary, John Candy: I Like Me, an ode to the belove...

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last month [EN PHOTOS] Ryan Reynolds et Colin Hanks font une entrée remarquée sur le tapis rouge de la soirée d'ouverture du TIFF

Ryan Reynolds et Colin Hanks sont arrivés au volant d’une réplique d’une voiture de la comédie Planes, Trains & Automobiles

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last month Prime Minister Mark Carney takes stage at TIFF’s opening night, honours John Candy

Prime Minister Mark Carney called the Toronto International Film Festival “a testament to part of what makes Canada unique” as he helped kick off its 50th edition on Thursday. Carney took the stage to applause ahead of the screening of opening-night film John Candy: I Like Me, a documentary celebrating the late Canadian comedian. He […]

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