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Okay, here’s a breakdown of the key points from the interview excerpt, organized for clarity:

1.Getting⁢ Interview Subjects:

* The filmmaker has made two prior‍ documentaries, which may help in securing interviews. Though,subjects don’t explicitly mention knowing his previous work.
* marty‍ Short advised the filmmaker ⁣that people would likely be willing to participate.
* Availability is still a challenge, even with positive initial responses.

2. The “Vacation” Reshoot/Million Dollar Payment Myth:

* A popular story claims John Candy was paid $1 million for reshoots on “National ⁣Lampoon’s Vacation.”
* The filmmaker doesn’t believe‍ this is true,‍ and Chris (presumably ⁣someone involved in the film) agrees.
* Logistically,spending that much money on a reshoot seems ⁣unlikely. The filmmaker points out it wouldn’t make sense to arbitrarily pay a supporting actor a huge sum.

3. Macaulay Culkin’s Contribution:

* Culkin’s interview was surprisingly insightful.
* The filmmaker initially doubted how much Culkin, as a former child‍ actor, could contribute to the documentary’s ⁣themes.
* culkin’s perspective proved to be “profound.”
* Culkin’s recollection of Candy checking in on his well-being (“Hey. Everything ⁣OK at home?”) highlights Candy’s empathy⁣ and perceptiveness.
* The filmmaker also emphasizes that Culkin’s ability to recognize and articulate this now speaks⁣ to his own maturity and self-awareness.

4. Teaser/Cliffhanger:

* The excerpt ends mid-sentence, hinting that ⁣Culkin reveals two “mind-blowing” things. The sentence begins “and, incidentally⁤ speaking, let’s also talk about the two really big mind-blowing things that he reveals is that. A, he’s now…”

Overall Tone:

The interview is ‍conversational and insightful. The filmmaker is thoughtful and willing to debunk myths ‍surrounding John Candy’s ⁤career. ⁤he clearly respects ‍his subjects and ⁢is impressed by the contributions of those ⁢interviewed, notably Macaulay Culkin.