
A familiar face. A favorite credit.
Eugene Levy
The sketches, the credits, the comedy.
All in one place.
Born December 17, 1946Age 79
Cast appearances (28)
A face that makes you laugh.
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The person behind the punchline
A little backstory.
Eugene Levy is a Canadian actor, comedian, and writer who became a central performer on SCTV. His characters included lounge entertainer Bobby Bittman and newsreader Earl Camembert, alongside impressions and film parodies that helped define the series’ fictional television station and ensemble comedy.
Levy played Noah Levenstein in the American Pie films and co-wrote and acted in Christopher Guest’s Waiting for Guffman, Best in Show, A Mighty Wind, and For Your Consideration. With his son Dan Levy, he co-created Schitt’s Creek and played Johnny Rose, winning an Emmy for the role in the show’s final season.
Quite the characters
Another side of funny.
The role call
Familiar parts. Their own spin.
Assistant
4 sketchesGame Show Host
4 sketchesChild
2 sketchesHusband
2 sketchesActor
1 sketchBellhop
1 sketchBrother
1 sketchBully
1 sketchCaptain
1 sketchConstruction Worker
1 sketchDad
1 sketchDancer
1 sketchDetective
1 sketchDevil
1 sketchFilm Critic
1 sketchGambler
1 sketchHotel Clerk
1 sketchHunter
1 sketchInterviewee
1 sketchMusician
1 sketchNews Anchor
1 sketchPatient
1 sketchPianist
1 sketchPrince
1 sketchSailor
1 sketchScientist
1 sketchSecurity Guard
1 sketchSinger
1 sketchSpokesperson
1 sketchWeightlifter
1 sketchFrom the photo archiveMore faces of Eugene Levy.3 photos














