Hey guys, Willie Geist here with another episode of the Sunday Sit Down podcast.

My thanks as always for clicking and listening along.

I simply, personally, could not be more excited to bring in my conversation this week with one of,

for my money, the funniest people on the planet, Catherine O'Hara, my God, the career this actress and comedian has had.

I mean, should we start with Schitts Creek?

Should we start with that performance as Moira Rose the series that became a

phenomenon during the pandemic that earned her an Emmy a Golden Globe a SAG award

one of the great comedies of all time but that was just the latest and greatest of her career

that started when she was 18 years old joining the second city comedy troop, that iconic troop out of Toronto

where she grew up.

Murderers Row, Hall of Famers.

She had John Candy, Martin Short, Gilda Radner, Andrea Martin.

The list goes on and on of the group of performers that was up there together.

They create S.C. TV, a classic sort of an SNL type show, and then she launches into her movie career.

Beetlejuice, of course, the mom in Home Alone and Home Alone too.

Her new movie is called Argyle. It's a spy thriller kind of deal. I should tell you at the outset, we didn't want to give away the twists and

details or even say much about her character because it would give away too much of

the movie which is just a bunch of twists and turns. So bear with us as we

stumble through her discussion about the movie and then get on to her career. The movie

is great but we just didn't want to say too much about it. So I should

tell you, we got together at the Spiescape Museum in New York City, an incredible place

where they have the history of Spycraft and MI6 and the CIA and the KGB and all of the

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