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Ryan Reynolds looked sharp in a casual suit as he joined Tom Hanks’ son Colin Hanks on the red carpet at the Toronto International Film Festival on Thursday evening.
The 48-year-old Deadpool actor attended the world premiere of the documentary John Candy: I Like Me, directed by Colin. Colin had a notably different appearance with his bushy salt-and-pepper beard and slender frame.
Ryan got some support of his own at the premiere from his mother, Tammy Reynolds.
The Marvel star made a stylish appearance in a brown corduroy suit and vintage-looking Canada T-shirt.
His mom flashed her megawatt smile as she posed with him, wearing a white blouse and skirt covered in black polka dots.
She added a long black cardigan, sparkly silver platforms shoes, and rocked her signature spiky, white-gray pixie haircut.
Ryan Reynolds looked sharp in a casual suit as he joined Tom Hanks’ son Colin Hanks on the red carpet at the Toronto International Film Festival on Thursday evening.
Ryan, 48, attended the world premiere of the documentary John Candy: I Like Me, which was directed by Colin. The Deadpool star produced the film
Colin, 47, appeared quite different from his usual clean-cut image, sporting a bushy salt-and-pepper beard and slender build; pictured on the left in 2022 and on the right on Thursday night.
Colin hit the red carpet in a navy-blue suit and button-up gray shirt that emphasized his seemingly slimmed-down figure.
The filmmaker, whom his father Tom shares with his ex-wife Samantha Lewes, completed his rugged look with retro browline glasses and sleek black leather shoes.
Eugene Levy, 78, was another famous face at the star-studded event.
The Schitt’s Creek star, who was a frequent collaborator of John Candy’s, looked spiffy in his signature round, glossy black spectacles.
‘There’s no other place that we’d rather be than right here.
“We had numerous conversations with various people about where the ideal place to premiere this movie would be, and the truth is, the answer lies in the lyrics of John’s favorite song: Oh, Canada, Our Home and Native Land,” Colin told the TIFF audience, according to Deadline.
And Ryan added about the late comedic actor, ‘John, he left us in 1994. He might be the greatest, most beautiful man that I never met and I really genuinely would have given anything to meet this man.
‘I’ve been obsessed with him for a very long time, as many people know. My god damn suit is covered in John tonight.’
Ryan was joined by his mother Tammy Reynolds. He wore a casual but stylish corduroy suit with a classic Canada T-shirt and brown-and-white loafers
L-R John Candy’s daughter Jennifer Candy-Sullivan, Ryan, Coli, and John’s son Chris Candy
Eugene Levy, 78, was another famous face at the star-studded event. The Schitt’s Creek star was a regular collaborator with Candy
Eugene looked spiffy in his signature round, glossy black spectacles
The colleagues posed together with small mementos
The production of John Candy: I Like Me was announced in 2022 by Ryan in 2022.
And the movie’s Amazon Prime Video acquisition was announced in February 2023.
The documentary was made with the full support of Candy’s wife Rosemary Margaret Hobor and children Jennifer, 45, and Chris, 40.
It will give insight into Candy’s private family life off-screen and feature never-before-seen home videos, archives and family interviews.
Colin’s father Tom and stepmother Rita Wilson starred with John in the 1985 film Volunteers.
John also appeared in 1984’s Splash alongside Tom and Daryl Hannah.
