Catherine O’Hara is bidding farewell to her iconic role as Moira Rose after portraying the character for over six years on the hit comedy series “Schitt’s Creek.” Known for her eccentricity, flamboyant fashion sense, and unique parenting style, O’Hara reflected on her experience embodying the quirky matriarch in a recent interview with CBC’s Anna Maria Tremonti.
During the conversation, O’Hara shared insights into her character, Moira, admitting that she often finds herself slipping into Moira’s persona even off-screen. Despite her initial reservations about committing to a long-running role, O’Hara expressed gratitude for the joyous and fulfilling experience she had working on the show, crediting her co-star Eugene Levy for persuading her to join the cast.
Addressing the dynamic behind the scenes, O’Hara praised the talent and camaraderie of the Levy family, emphasizing the collaborative and supportive environment that contributed to the show’s success. Reflecting on her career journey, O’Hara highlighted the importance of teamwork and shared experiences, noting her involvement in various creative projects and the sense of belonging she found within each ensemble.
Acknowledging her preference for collaborative work over solo endeavors, O’Hara emphasized the value of surrounding herself with knowledgeable and inspiring individuals. She recognized the significance of shared creativity and mutual support in fostering a fulfilling and rewarding professional environment.
As O’Hara bids farewell to Moira Rose and the world of “Schitt’s Creek,” she remains grateful for the opportunities to collaborate with talented colleagues and be part of a creative family that has enriched her career in unexpected ways.