Comedy icon John Candy is the subject of new documentary film I Like Me, so it's a great time to look back at his legacy, from Cool Runnings to Uncle Buck.

The beloved actor, who would have turned 75 this month, is the focus of an eponymous book biography and "John Candy: I Like Me," a Prime Video documentary.

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John Candy: I Like Me is available to watch on Prime Video. Amazon Prime is available for $14.99/month or $139/year, with a standalone Prime Video membership also an option for $8.99/month. An ad-free version is available for an additional $2.99/month.

John Candy tried his hand at action-comedies alongside Eugene Levy in the forgotten '80s action comedy, Armed and Dangerous.

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I Like Me” opened the 50th Toronto International Film Festival this year. I attended the sold out screening and, while I was moved by the end of Colin Hanks’ documentary, I admitted in my TIFF dispatch that I was on the fence about it.