Composer tyler strickland explains french horn motif for john candy documentary

Tyler Strickland, composer of the Prime Video documentary John Candy: I Like Me, described using the French horn to portray the late comedy star during a recent awards-season event. The score blends triumphant elements with intimate reflections on Candy's life.

Strickland said the French horn plays as an isolated instrument for Candy, evoking valor like a soldier in the battle of life. He noted the challenge of scoring a film about a larger-than-life movie star while capturing both career triumphs and personal struggles as a father and husband grappling with mortality.

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Ryan Reynolds and Colin Hanks appeared on Deadline's Doc Talk podcast to discuss their Emmy-contending documentary 'John Candy: I Like Me.' The film, streaming on Prime Video, explores the life and career of the late comedian John Candy. Reynolds and Hanks shared personal anecdotes and production insights from the project.

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Paris will host numerous cinematic concerts and film music events in 2026 and 2027, blending live orchestras with film screenings or composer tributes. These performances span classics, animations, and modern scores at venues like the Grand Rex and Palais des Congrès. The lineup caters to fans of cinema and symphonic music alike.

Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy joined Hayley Williams and her band on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert to perform Unknown Mortal Orchestra's 2010 track 'Ffunny Ffrends.' Tweedy also chatted with friend Nick Offerman before the show. The appearance highlights their ongoing tours and collaborations.

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Composer Harry Manfredini, known for the Friday the 13th films, is contributing to the upcoming Crystal Lake TV series on Peacock. The series reimagines the horror franchise with a new showrunner and a cast featuring legacy characters. Production wrapped recently in New Jersey.

The documentary 'The Last Critic,' directed by Matty Wishnow, premiered in the SXSW Documentary Feature Competition, offering an intimate portrait of Robert Christgau, the self-proclaimed dean of American rock critics. Now 83, Christgau continues his signature Consumer Guide reviews on Substack after decades at the Village Voice. The film explores his obsessive approach to grading albums from A+ to E-.

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A new documentary on late rapper Big L, titled 'The Parable of Lamont Coleman,' has released its first trailer. Directed by Clark Slater and produced by Versus, the film receives full support from Big L's family and estate for the first time. It explores his life, music, and ties to Harlem's 'Danger Zone.'

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