Canadian Bacon: Difference between revisions
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'''''Canadian Bacon''''' is a 1995 comedy written, directed, and produced by Michael Moore and starring [[John Candy]], [[Alan Alda]], [[Kevin Pollak]], [[Rip Torn]], [[Rhea Perlman]] and [[G.D. Spradlin]]. It is thus far the only work of fiction by Michael Moore (although his critics may say it's just the only one advertised as such.) It was the last completed film by John Candy before his death. Ironically, much of the filming was done in Canada, thus sending American jobs across the border to save money.
'''''Canadian Bacon''''' is a 1995 comedy written, directed, and produced by Michael Moore, who is better known for his controversial documentaries. The cast includes [[John Candy]], [[Alan Alda]], [[Kevin Pollak]], [[Rip Torn]], [[Rhea Perlman]] and G.D. Spradlin. The film is thus far the only work of fiction directed by Moore (although his critics may say it's just the only one advertised as such) and was the last film role [[John Candy]] completed before his death. Ironically, much of the filming was done in Canada, thus sending American jobs across the border to save money.
Canadian Bacon is a 1995 comedy written, directed, and produced by Michael Moore, who is better known for his controversial documentaries. The cast includes John Candy, Alan Alda, Kevin Pollak, Rip Torn, Rhea Perlman and G.D. Spradlin. The film is thus far the only work of fiction directed by Moore (although his critics may say it's just the only one advertised as such) and was the last film role John Candy completed before his death. Ironically, much of the filming was done in Canada, thus sending American jobs across the border to save money.
The following weapons were used in the film Canadian Bacon:
An Browning M2 is mounted on a Lynx reconnaissance vehicle, a smaller reconnaissance variant of the M113 APC that was adopted by the Canadian Army. (The movie was filmed in Canada.)
One of the weapons being auctioned off at the Hacker plant is a SPG-9 recoilless rifle. Once it's sold to Roy Boy, it morphs into a Stinger missile launcher.
Once his dreams of going to war with Canada are shattered, Gus (Brad Sullivan) decides to single-handedly attack our neighbors to the South in a M24 Chaffee Light Tank.
Honey has an unidentified revolver tucked into the back of her skirt as she escapes the Canadian hospital. This is not the Colt Trooper Mk III from earlier, as the grips are different.
