From Nolan Feeney of GQ:
Link: How Schitt’s Creek Creator Dan Levy Made a Family of Rich Misfits Lovable
To say that Dan Levy sweats the small stuff is like saying the Kardashians dabble in money-making. On the set of Schitt’s Creek, he over-considers everything, from the magnets on the refrigerator to the way the motel beds are made to the degree the fibers on the carpets appear over-vacuumed. Continue reading.
From Kory Grow of Rolling Stone:
Link: Why ‘Schitt$ Creek’ is a comedy sleeper hit
The quirky comedy has caught on thanks to word-of-mouth praise and easy bingeability (previous seasons are available on Netflix, with most episodes clocking in around 22 minutes). But its popularity is rooted in the fact that Schitt$ Creek is so much more than its plot (and admittedly off-putting name). It’s clever and cutting but also endearing, with a warm and goofy spirit that operates completely outside of the bubble of the news cycle. Continue reading.
From Rachel Syme of The New Yorker:
Link: “When in doubt, play insane.” An interview with Catherine O’Hara
“I’d found all these pictures of Daphne Guinness. Her wardrobe, it’s just so great and extreme. It’s strong and it’s armour, which is perfect when you’ve had your life ripped out from under you, like Moira, and you’re in this place that’s like the town you got out of earlier in life.” Continue reading.
From Bridget Read of Vogue:
Link: How Dan Levy made the funniest show on TV
“It’s an interesting time for TV because we’ve never had more television being made, and at the same time I think we’ve never had more of a critical eye on the television that’s being made.” Continue reading.Â
From Mandi Bierly of Vulture:
Link: How Schitt’s Creek pulled off the making of The Crows Have Eyes III
“For me, anything in the visuals has got to be organic to the character, serving the script, and funny, and at the same time, if possible, it’s gotta be kinda either weirdly attractive or weirdly cool.†Continue reading.
