Dan Levy emotionally returned to the Ontario community where the popular TV series “Schitt’s Creek” was filmed. Reflecting on his time there, he reminisced about the memories associated with the filming location, particularly the boutique shop his character David owned in the show. Levy, who co-created “Schitt’s Creek,” visited Goodwood, Ont., as part of an interview with CBS’s “Sunday Morning,” where he discussed various topics, including his new Netflix series, “Big Mistakes,” and his creative journey. However, the conversation also touched upon his late co-star Catherine O’Hara, who passed away in January at the age of 71.
O’Hara, a beloved Canadian actress known for her comedic roles in iconic films like “Home Alone” and “Beetlejuice,” as well as her portrayal of Moira Rose in “Schitt’s Creek,” succumbed to a blood clot in her lung. The news of her unexpected death sent shockwaves through Hollywood and among her dedicated fan base. Levy expressed deep emotions during the interview, walking through the community that served as the backdrop for “Schitt’s Creek” and reflecting on the possibility of a sequel, which he currently rules out.
While discussing his experiences working with O’Hara on the show, Levy praised her talent and the unforgettable moments she brought to life on screen. He fondly recalled the laughter and joy they shared while filming, acknowledging O’Hara’s brilliance as an actress. Despite the immense success of “Schitt’s Creek,” Levy remains focused on his upcoming projects, including “Big Mistakes,” which premieres on April 9. He emphasized the need to move forward creatively and embrace new opportunities, without dwelling on comparisons to his previous work. Levy intends to honor the legacy of “Schitt’s Creek” while exploring fresh avenues in his career.