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Dan Levy, often recognized as David Rose from the hit show Schitt’s Creek, reflects on the fame and challenges that came with his iconic character. The show, a pandemic sensation that dominated the 2020 Emmys, catapulted Levy into the realms of style and memes, with his TV sister's infamous line, "Ew, David," still echoing in the streets.   While Levy appreciates the enduring connection people have with David Rose, he embraces the occasional mix-up. "If you create something that lives with people to the point where they forget who you are, I will never take offense to that," he affirms.   In an exclusive revelation, the 40-year-old actor discloses that he was on the verge of playing another iconic role – one of the Kens in the highly anticipated 2023 Barbie blockbuster. Unfortunately, he had to decline the offer due to scheduling conflicts.   "Logistically, I could not make it work despite desperately trying to," Levy explains. "So, ...

Eugene Levy, renowned for his comedic talent, found humor in both his career and parenting journey. Married to screenwriter and producer Deborah Divine since 1977, the couple raised their two children, Dan and Sarah, in Toronto away from the glitz of showbiz, following a disciplined parenting approach.   While Eugene emphasized setting boundaries for his kids, he fondly shared that as they grew older, their sense of humor blossomed. The comedic synergy within the Levy family reached new heights when they all starred in the beloved series, Schitt’s Creek, from 2015 to 2020. Eugene and Dan portrayed father and son on the show, while Sarah played the local waitress.    Dan Levy, 40   Born on Aug. 9, 1983, in Toronto, Dan Levy, despite his father's comedic fame, experienced a "normal" upbringing, grounded by homework and parental guidance. Inheriting Eugene's humor, Dan ventured into on-camera career hosting MTV’s After Show for The Hills in 2006.   ...