“Catherine O’Hara’s Top 10 Movies: A Comedy Showcase”

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Catherine O’Hara is a comedic icon, from her early days in SCTV to her recent success in Schitt’s Creek. Her versatility shines through in various roles, from a forgetful mother to a psychic rag doll. For fans of O’Hara, here are the top ten must-watch movies showcasing her talent.

1) Best In Show (2000): In this hilarious comedy about American dog shows, O’Hara’s portrayal of Cookie, a terrier owner, alongside Eugene Levy, delivers non-stop laughs and impeccable physical comedy.

2) Beetlejuice (1988): O’Hara’s role as Delia, an eccentric stepmother in a haunted house, showcases her comedic prowess in Tim Burton’s classic film.

3) A Mighty Wind (2003): O’Hara and Levy play a folk music duo reuniting for a memorial concert, delivering a heartfelt performance that transcends the comedy genre.

4) The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993): O’Hara’s voice brings Sally, a rag doll with psychic abilities, to life in this beloved holiday film, adding a touch of magic to the character.

5) Waiting For Guffman (1996): O’Hara shines as a real estate agent and amateur theatre performer in this mockumentary, delivering one comedic moment after another alongside Fred Willard.

6) After Hours (1985): O’Hara’s portrayal of Gail, an eccentric ice cream truck driver, adds chaotic hilarity to a night of misadventures, showcasing her comedic timing.

7) Home Alone (1990): O’Hara’s endearing performance as a mother trying to reunite with her son in this Christmas classic is a heartwarming and nostalgic favorite.

8) For Your Consideration (2006): O’Hara steals the show as an actor navigating the pressures of potential award recognition in this Christopher Guest-directed film.

9) The Life Before This (1999): O’Hara’s award-winning performance in this Canadian indie film offers a compelling and intense narrative that showcases her acting range.

10) Home Fries (1998): O’Hara’s portrayal of a manipulative mother adds depth to this guilty pleasure film, highlighting her ability to bring complexity to any role.

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