Eugene Levy Honors Catherine O'Hara's Legacy

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Eugene Levy hit The Tonight Show to hype his new Netflix series Big Mistakes, but the

talk quickly turned to the recent passing of his long time.

Collaborator, Catherine O'Hara, she died on January 30th at 8.71 after a short illness

with pulmonary embolism as the main cause and rectal cancer underneath it all.

Her lit-up screens and classics like Beetlejuice and Home Alone, plus those Christopher Guest

mockumentaries, but she hit a whole new level as THE.

Wild Moira Rose on Shits Creek, the show Levy co-created with his son Dan, she even snagged

an Emmy for it.

Levy called her a collective loss for everyone, irreplaceable, and said the massive love from

fans has been a real comfort, like the world knew her.

Personally, Fallen hailed her as one of the funniest ever, and Levy doubled down, naming

her one of the greatest queens of comedy.

Her glow will keep shining, through all those memories they made together.