Dan Levy expressed his emotional return to the Ontario community where the popular TV series “Schitt’s Creek” was filmed. Visiting the location for the first time since the show concluded, Levy was visibly moved, reminiscing about the memories associated with the filming, especially with his co-star Catherine O’Hara, who passed away earlier this year.
In an interview with CBS’s “Sunday Morning,” Levy shared his sentiments about revisiting Goodwood, Ontario, where the show was set. He discussed his upcoming Netflix series, “Big Mistakes,” his creative process, and the impact of O’Hara’s death on any potential plans for a sequel or reboot of “Schitt’s Creek.”
O’Hara, a beloved Canadian actress known for her roles in iconic films like “Home Alone” and “Beetlejuice,” as well as her portrayal of Moira Rose in “Schitt’s Creek,” passed away from a blood clot in her lung, a condition she had kept private. Levy reflected on O’Hara’s unique talent and the unforgettable moments they shared on the show, highlighting her comedic prowess and the lasting impact of her character.
Despite the immense success of “Schitt’s Creek,” which received numerous awards, Levy remains focused on his new projects and is not concerned about comparisons to his previous work. He emphasized the importance of creating content that brings him joy and fulfillment, acknowledging the legacy of “Schitt’s Creek” while looking towards new opportunities in his career.
As Levy navigates this new chapter post-“Schitt’s Creek,” he continues to honor the memories and contributions of O’Hara, recognizing her as a comedic genius and a cherished collaborator in the entertainment industry.