with quarterback Joe Montana (“Joe Cool”) famously scanning the crowd at the beginning of the march and telling his teammates, “Look, there’s John Candy.” Then Montana took apart Cincinnati’s defense.

The San Francisco 49ers’ history in the Super Bowl is filled with highs and heartbreak. They own the biggest blowout win in the game’s history and have lost one of two Super Bowls to go into overtime.

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Quarterback Joe Montana looked to the sideline and famously told tackle Harris Barton "isn't that John Candy?" before the team marched 92 yards to score the game-winning touchdown. It doesn't get ...

The Super Bowl is synonymous with many things, including the national anthem, halftime entertainment, commercials and, of course, food. When it comes to the actual game, big plays have played an ...

Trailing 16-13, Joe Montana led the 49ers on a 92-yard drive ... The drive started with Montana letting his teammates know that comedian John Candy was enjoying the action from his seat on the ...

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John Candy’s son Christopher made a brief appearance in Ben Affleck’s Dunkin’ Super Bowl commercial, surprising viewers as well as other actors in the ad. Christopher was a featured member ...

Christopher Candy, son of the late John Candy, was a member of the "burger chain gang," he revealed to TMZ in an interview on Tuesday, Feb. 10. (Catch him in the seven-minute short film version ...

Taylor, 66, recalled a moment from his playing career against Joe Montana, where, after getting duped by the legendary quarterback, he issued the four-time Super Bowl champion a stern warning.