Eugene Levy

Actor and writer on 'Schitt's Creek'

Eugene Levy - Performers & Entertainers born December 17th, 1946
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An actor, director, and screenwriter, this individual gained prominence for roles in film and television. Best recognized for co-creating and starring in the acclaimed series 'Schitt's Creek', the individual portrayed the character Jim Rose in 'American Pie' and contributed to various comedic projects, often with a focus on improvisation. As a skilled performer, this individual has been involved in numerous comedy productions and films, establishing a significant presence in the entertainment industry.

Co-created and starred in 'Schitt's Creek'

Played Jim's dad in 'American Pie'

Contributed to 'Waiting for Guffman'

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