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See Steve Martin and John Candy in Never-Before-Seen 'Planes, Trains and Automobiles' Deleted Scene
'Planes, Trains and Automobiles' is celebrating its 35th anniversary this month with a special edition release featuring all-new footage
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Planes, Trains, and Automobiles -- 35th anniversary release
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It includes this scene that was in the original movie, but for some reason was deleted in video releases and subsequent TV/cable broadcasts
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Just recently read Steve Martin's autobiography from 2007 and it was interesting. I've been a fan of both Steve and John Candy, he was such a genuinely funny guy. This movie is such a classic comedy with a great ending to the whole mess. LOL.
A great movie...takes tou through every emotion!
Fantastic movie. More of a Thanksgiving movie but one of my favorite Holiday movies.
The blu-ray release next week will include much of the deleted subplot regarding Neal Page's wife; footage that John Hughes previously thought had been lost forever.
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After watching this movie hundreds of times all these years, it was just a couple years ago when I first learned of this subplot. I never detected any suspicion of infidelity from her. The ending of the movie when his wife welcomes him home is so emotionally charged and is fantastic, but I could only speculate as to why it was that way. But now I understand why it was that way. I asked my wife if she ever picked up on Neal's wife's suspicious thinking, and she replied, "of course"
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Oof. I need to be more careful.
A Faithful Recounting of the ‘Planes, Trains & Automobiles’ Infidelity Storyline That Was Left on the Cutting Room Floor | Cracked.com
Actress Laila Robins, Steven Martin’s wife in the Thanksgiving classic, tells us how her character was originally supposed to be worried that Martin was with another woman, not John Candy
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After watching this movie hundreds of times all these years, it was just a couple years ago when I first learned of this subplot. I never detected any suspicion of infidelity from her. The ending of the movie when his wife welcomes him home is so emotionally charged and is fantastic, but I could only speculate as to why it was that way. But now I understand why it was that way. I asked my wife if she ever picked up on Neal's wife's suspicious thinking, and she replied, "of course"
:O O:
Oof. I need to be more careful.
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The blu-ray release next week will include much of the deleted subplot regarding Neal Page's wife; footage that John Hughes previously thought had been lost forever.
A Faithful Recounting of the ‘Planes, Trains & Automobiles’ Infidelity Storyline That Was Left on the Cutting Room Floor | Cracked.com
Actress Laila Robins, Steven Martin’s wife in the Thanksgiving classic, tells us how her character was originally supposed to be worried that Martin was with another woman, not John Candy
After watching this movie hundreds of times all these years, it was just a couple years ago when I first learned of this subplot. I never detected any suspicion of infidelity from her. The ending of the movie when his wife welcomes him home is so emotionally charged and is fantastic, but I could only speculate as to why it was that way. But now I understand why it was that way. I asked my wife if she ever picked up on Neal's wife's suspicious thinking, and she replied, "of course"
:O O:
Oof. I need to be more careful.
That explains the weird interaction at the end with her and John Candy. I always thought that seemed odd, and now it makes sense.
Exactly
The Vanity Fair article is long, but a very good read
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Others have talked about John Candy, and it sounds like he was pretty much the nicest guy on the planet.
