Pushkin. This is talk easy. I'm San Fr actor, writer, and director Dan Levy.

In his early 20s, Levy began his career as a television host on MTV Canada,

but throughout his nearly decade long stint on television, he always

harbored other more creative aspirations. I think there was always a part of him that wanted to do the work he saw his father doing throughout his childhood.

His dad, of course, is the great Eugene Levy of SC TV Fame.

And so eventually, together, Dan and his dad would create the hit program, Schitz Creek.

The series following the once wealthy Rose family as they navigate their descent into poverty,

arrived on the CBC and pop TV in 2015.

Six seasons later, it gained widespread recognition and went on to make Emmy history

winning a total of nine awards, the most ever for a comedy in a single year.

But now Dan has recently returned with a new project called Good Grief, in which he plays

an artist grappling with the loss of his late husband.

Together, along with his two best friends, he ventures to Paris to try to start a new. Here's a clip from the trailer.

I've been reading that the brain is like a muscle.

That's why getting over a death is so hard.

Because your brain has been trained to feel things for a person.

When they go away, your head is still operating under the impression

that it should feel those things for that person,

like muscle memory.

I think we'll hold off on the wheel today.

Do I look older to you I feel like I've aged a lot?

Yes, your husband just died.

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