Catherine O'Hara, the beloved Emmy-winning actress, passed away on Friday at age 71, prompting an outpouring of tributes from notable figures in the entertainment industry. Meryl Streep mentioned that O'Hara brought love and light to our world through her roles, calling her a master in portraying eccentrics. Pedro Pascal expressed his gratitude for having worked with her, noting that there is less light in my world. Ben Stiller remarked on the profound impact O'Hara had on comedy, stating there was no one better in the field.
Best known for her roles in 'Beetlejuice', 'Home Alone', and 'Schitt's Creek', O'Hara's legacy spans decades, blending film and television with humor and heart. After starting her career in Canada's comedy scene, she received widespread acclaim for her work, culminating in a Golden Globe win in 2021 for her role in 'Schitt's Creek'. The Canadian icon is survived by her husband Bo Welch, their two sons, and her siblings. Friends and collaborators shared memories of O'Hara, highlighting her unique talents and the light she brought into their lives and the comedy world.
O'Hara’s popularity revived in recent years, especially with her role as Moira in 'Schitt's Creek', where co-creator Dan Levy described her as family. Reflecting on their long friendship and collaboration, Eugene Levy remarked on the deep loss felt within the community.
As we remember her comedic genius, it's evident that the world is a little dimmer without Catherine O'Hara.
Best known for her roles in 'Beetlejuice', 'Home Alone', and 'Schitt's Creek', O'Hara's legacy spans decades, blending film and television with humor and heart. After starting her career in Canada's comedy scene, she received widespread acclaim for her work, culminating in a Golden Globe win in 2021 for her role in 'Schitt's Creek'. The Canadian icon is survived by her husband Bo Welch, their two sons, and her siblings. Friends and collaborators shared memories of O'Hara, highlighting her unique talents and the light she brought into their lives and the comedy world.
O'Hara’s popularity revived in recent years, especially with her role as Moira in 'Schitt's Creek', where co-creator Dan Levy described her as family. Reflecting on their long friendship and collaboration, Eugene Levy remarked on the deep loss felt within the community.
As we remember her comedic genius, it's evident that the world is a little dimmer without Catherine O'Hara.
