1995 | Final released feature, "Canadian Bacon" |
1994 | Directing debut, "Hostage For A Day", a Fox TV-movie (also acted); did not air until April 1994, after Candy's death |
| Hosted and co-wrote "Radio Kandy", a syndicated rock-and-comedy radio show broadcast over 300 stations |
| Starred in Saturday morning TV series, "Camp Kandy", (appeared live and as a voice) |
1989 | Feature executive producing debut, "Who's Harry Crumb?" (Also starred) |
1985 | TV executive producing debut, "The Last Polka", an HBO comedy special (also starred) |
1983 | First starring role, "Going Berserk" |
| Worked as performer and writer, "SCTV Network 90" |
| TV debut as performer and writer, "Second City TV" |
1973 | Feature film debut, "The Class of '44" |
| Joined Second City Comedy Troupe in Toronto |
1972 | Member of Second City Comedy Troupe, Chicago (along with John Belushi, Shelley Long, Gilda Radner and Bill Murray) |
1971 | First met Dan Aykroyd through Toronto underground theater scene |
1971 | Appeared in satirical revue, "Creeps" in Toronto |
| First professional job, with children's theater group |
| Began acting while in 11th grade |
