Catherine O’Hara has bid farewell to her iconic role as Moira Rose after portraying the eccentric family matriarch on “Schitt’s Creek” for over six years. Known for her flamboyant outfits, unique vocabulary, and dramatic parenting style, O’Hara reflected on her character in a conversation with CBC’s Anna Maria Tremonti. The interview is part of Tremonti’s new podcast series, “More with Anna Maria Tremonti,” premiering on January 28.
O’Hara expressed her reluctance to part ways with Moira, admitting that she often finds herself answering questions in character rather than as herself due to the overwhelming positive response from fans. Despite her attachment to Moira, O’Hara acknowledged that she will miss portraying the character, including her elaborate wigs.
Reflecting on her experience working with the cast of “Schitt’s Creek,” O’Hara highlighted the talent and camaraderie among the team, particularly praising co-stars Eugene and Dan Levy. She reminisced about working with Eugene for many years and the unique experience of collaborating with his son on the show.
Throughout her career, O’Hara has been part of various “families,” including Second City, “SCTV,” “Beetlejuice,” “Home Alone,” and “Schitt’s Creek.” She attributed her success to the supportive and collaborative environments she has been a part of, emphasizing her preference for working with talented individuals and the joy she finds in collaborative work.
O’Hara emphasized her appreciation for collaborative work, stating that it is all she knows and all she wants to continue doing in the future. The full interview with Catherine O’Hara can be accessed on various podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Spotify.
