Dan Levy emotionally revisited the Ontario community where the popular show “Schitt’s Creek” was filmed, struggling to articulate his feelings since the series concluded. Wiping away tears, Levy, who portrayed David, the character behind Rose Apothecary, reflected on the memories shared with co-star Catherine. In a recent interview with CBS’s “Sunday Morning,” Dan Levy returned to Goodwood, Ont., discussing his new Netflix project, “Big Mistakes,” his artistic process, and his bond with Catherine O’Hara, who passed away earlier this year.
The loss of the iconic Canadian actress, known for her roles in “Home Alone,” “Beetlejuice,” and “Schitt’s Creek,” stunned the entertainment industry. Dan Levy, while walking through the picturesque setting of the show, expressed his emotional reaction to the community. When asked about a potential sequel, Levy responded with a somber tone, indicating it was not feasible at the moment.
Reflecting on his time working with O’Hara, Levy praised her talent and the unforgettable moments she brought to the screen, such as the cheese-folding scene and the Herb Ertlinger’s fruit wines commercial. The global success of “Schitt’s Creek,” co-created by Dan and Eugene Levy, received numerous accolades during its airing. Levy’s upcoming Netflix sitcom, “Big Mistakes,” is set to premiere on April 9, with Levy emphasizing the need to embrace new projects without comparing them to the beloved “Schitt’s Creek.”
As Levy continues to honor the legacy of the show and his co-star Catherine O’Hara, he remains focused on creating content that brings him joy and fulfillment.
