> “I was kind of shocked to see how interviewers treat him,” Chris, 41, said. “That was just kind of heart-wrenching. And I also could see how he got more frustrated and he found ways to deal with that.” John was often questioned about his weight in interviews and in the media.
> “I learned through the process of this that he was so nervous about eating in front of people because of paparazzi,” Chris said. He said that fear led his dad to disordered eating patterns. “He developed a poor eating habit where he’d be like, ‘Alright, well I’m not going to eat all day. I’m going to eat at night.’ ”
> Chris explained, “When I hear stories like that I just felt so bad for him because it’s like, ‘How cornered are you?’ And you really want in those moments, as his son or as his friend, to be able to grab him by his shoulders and say, ‘Why the f— do you have to do this? Just who cares? Have a sandwich and get mad about it.’ ”
Dan20mey on
Yeah, right. Because he obviously had such healthy eating habits before he got picked on by the mean old interviewers.
QuantumQueso9 on
Absolutely heartbreaking to see how persistent that kind of scrutiny can be. Think we could all do with remembering celebs like John Candy are real people with real feelings. 💔 Can we pls get more respect and kindness in media?
ManateeNipples on
I watched it last night and ugly cried through a few parts, like the kind where it hurts your chest and feels like your heart is actually breaking 🙁
Not4catsas1person on
Just awful to see them focus on his weight instead of his work. I recently saw him in Spaceballs for the first time, he’s one of my mom’s fave actors.
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> “I was kind of shocked to see how interviewers treat him,” Chris, 41, said. “That was just kind of heart-wrenching. And I also could see how he got more frustrated and he found ways to deal with that.” John was often questioned about his weight in interviews and in the media.
> “I learned through the process of this that he was so nervous about eating in front of people because of paparazzi,” Chris said. He said that fear led his dad to disordered eating patterns. “He developed a poor eating habit where he’d be like, ‘Alright, well I’m not going to eat all day. I’m going to eat at night.’ ”
> Chris explained, “When I hear stories like that I just felt so bad for him because it’s like, ‘How cornered are you?’ And you really want in those moments, as his son or as his friend, to be able to grab him by his shoulders and say, ‘Why the f— do you have to do this? Just who cares? Have a sandwich and get mad about it.’ ”
Yeah, right. Because he obviously had such healthy eating habits before he got picked on by the mean old interviewers.
Absolutely heartbreaking to see how persistent that kind of scrutiny can be. Think we could all do with remembering celebs like John Candy are real people with real feelings. 💔 Can we pls get more respect and kindness in media?
I watched it last night and ugly cried through a few parts, like the kind where it hurts your chest and feels like your heart is actually breaking 🙁
Just awful to see them focus on his weight instead of his work. I recently saw him in Spaceballs for the first time, he’s one of my mom’s fave actors.