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Dan Levy Considered "Schitt's Creek" Sequel Before O'Hara's Death
6 Apr
Summary
- Dan Levy contemplated a sequel before Catherine O'Hara's passing.
- Levy visited the Rose Apothecary set, feeling emotional.
- O'Hara, 71, passed away on January 30th after a brief illness.
Dan Levy has shared that he was once considering a sequel to the beloved series "Schitt's Creek." However, he confirmed that this is no longer possible following the recent death of his co-star, Catherine O'Hara. Levy expressed his sorrow, noting that a sequel "can't" be made under the current circumstances.
During a recent interview, Levy made an emotional visit to the iconic Rose Apothecary set. He admitted to feeling a profound emotional reaction to being back on the set, which he had not seen since the show concluded before 2020. He fondly recalled many memories shared with O'Hara.
Catherine O'Hara, who masterfully played the matriarch Moira Rose, passed away on January 30th at her home in Los Angeles. She was 71 years old and had been battling a brief illness. O'Hara's celebrated career spanned five decades, including memorable roles in films like "Home Alone" and "Beetlejuice."
"Schitt's Creek" aired for six seasons from 2015 to 2020, earning critical acclaim and numerous accolades, including nine Emmy Awards. Among its many wins were outstanding comedy series and outstanding lead actress for O'Hara in 2020.
