Eugene Levy Honors Catherine O’Hara: ‘I Will Miss Her’

Eugene Levy recently remembered his dear friend and co-star Catherine O’Hara, who passed away on Friday. His statement to Rolling Stone reflected deep sorrow, stating, “Words seem inadequate to express the loss I feel today.” Levy recognized his long-standing relationship with O’Hara, spanning over fifty years.

Eugene Levy Honors Catherine O’Hara

From their early days at the Second City to successful collaborations on SCTV and Christopher Guest’s films, O’Hara and Levy shared a profound bond. They worked together on comedic gems such as “Waiting for Guffman,” “Best in Show,” and “A Mighty Wind.”

Schitt’s Creek Partnership

Their partnership continued with the acclaimed series “Schitt’s Creek,” where they portrayed Moira and Johnny Rose—a wealthy couple facing financial ruin. Over the show’s six seasons, both actors received Golden Globes for their performances. Levy’s son, Dan, who played their son David, echoed heartfelt sentiments about O’Hara. He described her as “extended family,” emphasizing the warmth she brought to their lives.

Legacy and Remembrances

Catherine O’Hara, known for her outstanding role in “Home Alone,” passed away due to a brief illness. Her death prompted a wave of tributes from fans and fellow entertainers, highlighting her lasting impact in Hollywood.

• Macaulay Culkin, who starred alongside her in “Home Alone,” expressed his grief online, calling her “Mama.”
• Culkin shared his longing for more time with O’Hara, stating, “I thought we had time. I wanted more.”

As tributes continue to pour in, Eugene Levy’s heartfelt honor stands out, showcasing the profound bond shared between two comedic icons. O’Hara’s legacy will undoubtedly live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved her.