Dan Levy on Break & New Netflix Series

On March 31st, Dan Levy just opened up about needing a real break after wrapping

shit's creek back in 2020, following its six successful seasons, the show,

which he co-created and starred in alongside his dad Eugene Levy and

Caffin O'Hara, left a huge mark.

Now, at 42, he's teaming up again with Rachel Sinat on their new Netflix series

Big Mistakes, dropping April 9th.

He explained during a recent chat in Los Angeles that jumping straight into

Gig felt wrong.

Industry folks kept asking what was next, but Levy called that pressure a terrible

way to do business.

He wanted time to let the dust settle from something he poured his heart into.

That final day on the shit's creek set hit him hard.

He got emotional taking off his character David Rose's shoes and felt deeply

sad saying goodbye.

Fans and creators alike know that pride in a long run, like six seasons, doesn't

fade quick.

Since then, Levy directed his first feature, the 2024 Netflix drama Good

Grief.

For Big Mistakes, he stars as Nikki, one half of incapable siblings blackmailed into

organized crime alongside Taylor Ortega as Morgan.

He's hyped about the chaotic family vibe and calling Laurie Met Caff mom on

screen.

Levy and Sinat also reflected on their short but intense collab on 2023's The

Idol, where her quick yes to his pitch sealed there.

Creative Bond.

Big Mistakes promises that same wild energy ready to hook viewers right away.

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