Moira Rose: Last News

Schitt’s Creek father-son creators Eugene and Daniel Levy may have lost out to Jason Sudeikis in the Best Comedy Actor category Sunday night at SAG, but the ever-popular show cleaned up in the ensemble and Best Comedy Actress zones, with Catherine O’Hara taking home the gold in the latter.

Catherine O’Hara put a smile on our faces when she scooped her first Golden Globe win on Sunday night.

Catherine O’Hara won her first career Golden Globe on Sunday night. At the 78th annual Golden Globe Awards, hosted by Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, the actress took home the best actress in a television – musical or comedy prize.

firm favourite with Home Alone fans after taking on the role of Kevin McCallister’s mum, Kate.While she may have appeared in many, many other roles – including the iconic Moira Rose in Schitt’s Creek – it is the festive film she is mostly recognised for now, even three decades on.However, Home Alone cinematographer Julio Macat dropped a huge bombshell that she wasn’t the first actress tipped for the part.Chatting to Metro.co.uk about the magic of the Christmas film, ahead of the 30-year anniversary, he explained that his wife – Big actress Elizabeth Perkins – was in the frame.‘My wife, Elizabeth Perkins, had a similar situation where she worked on a movie that also was very special,’ he told us.

Macaulay Culkin will always be of his younger, wide-eyed self holding his hands up to his cheeks with a surprised look on his face. That classic image from Home Alone is etched in our brains, along with the many ways Kevin McCallister foils the hapless crooks who decide to rob his house when Kevin is inadvertently left alone as his family flies to Europe.

Tis the season to start rewatching our favourite Christmas movies and Schitt’s Creek fans are after having a lightbulb moment.

EVOKE Noah Reid (aka Patrick in the beloved show) shared the latest on the prospect of a Schitt’s Creek movie and it seems the cast is as keen as we are for it come to fruition.Now in our best Moira Rose voices can we hear a communal, “Let us celebrate that!”The actor shared, ‘I mean I think we’re all trying to convince [Dan Levy] to do it and I think it would have to be something pretty special to cap the nine Emmy wins.’‘But I’d be open to it, only if it was right for the story and I think that Dan will be in a great place to determine that and he’s an inventive man.’‘I’m sure he’ll be working on something… Pressure’s on for him, he better come up with something good.’Well, here’s hoping that ringing endorsement from his on-screen husband

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVAfter illustrious careers in comedy, “Schitt’s Creek” stars Catherine O’Hara and Eugene Levy nabbed their first-ever acting Emmys.O’Hara won for lead actress in a comedy, for her portrayal of Moira Rose, in her second consecutive nomination for the hit sitcom. Her only previous Emmy win comes from variety program writing in 1982, as a part of the “SCTV” team.

Hold onto your wigs, bébés, because the cast of Schitt’s Creek is here to reveal some behind the scenes goodness!

Not even Moira Rose knows everything. Catherine O'Hara is currently in the hot seat on ABC's Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, playing for Upward Bound House.

The beloved Canadian sitcom Schitt's Creek has finally come back to Netflix.

Sad to say goodbye! Schitt’s Creek became one of the biggest sleeper hits of the year, concluding its six-season run on Tuesday, April 7. In a touching Instagram post on Monday, May 4, the show’s creator and star Dan Levy shared the story behind Moira Rose’s epic look in the series finale.

The fashions of Moira Rose on Schitt's Creek have always been over-the-top, inspirational and downright amazing, but the team took things to a new level in the series finale. Warning, spoilers follow for "Happy Ending." As officiant at her son's wedding, Moira (Catherine O'Hara) took her job very seriously and stepped up to the altar in a very papal outfit, complete with one of her longest wigs yet.

How do you explain Moira Rose’s accent on Schitt’s Creek?