Dan Levy opened up about how his father’s fame affected him in childhood.
Levy, who cast his dad, Eugene Levy, 79, in his Emmy-winning comedy they co-created, Schitt’s Creek, opened up about the experience on the Q with Tom Power podcast.
“I hated it. It caused some pain in my relationship with my dad,” Levy said. “When you are a closeted person who is repressing parts of yourself and is feeling incredibly insecure about who you are and the space you take up in the world, the last thing you want is for people to be staring.”
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