Los Angeles, August 13
There's an update regarding Dan Levy's family crime comedy series.
The Netflix show has officially been titled 'Big Mistakes'.
Jack Innanen (Adults), Boran Kuzum (Thank You, Next) and Abby Quinn (Hell of a Summer) are set as series regulars joining previously announced Levy, Taylor Ortega and Laurie Metcalf. Additionally, Elizabeth Perkins (Weeds), Jacob Gutierrez (Dear Edward), Joe Barbara (Just in Time), Josh Fadem (Better Call Saul) and Mark Ivanir (Emilia Perez) will recur, as per Deadline.
Big Mistakes will be the beloved Canadian creative's first series since his nine-time Emmy-winning (and 19-time Emmy-nominated) show, Schitt's Creek.
Innanen plays Max, Kuzum is Yusuf and Quinn is Natalie. Perkins recurs as Annette, Gutierrez as Tareq, Barbara as Mike, Fadem as Ashley and Ivanir as Ivan.
In addition to starring, Levy serves as creator, showrunner and executive producer. Sennott serves as creator and executive producer. Anne-Marie McGintee executive produces for Not a Real Production Company.
— ANI
Reader Comments
Not familiar with most of these actors except Laurie Metcalf. Hope the show has the same heart as Schitt's Creek. Indian audiences love good comedy - fingers crossed!
The title "Big Mistakes" sounds interesting! Hope it's not just another generic comedy. We need more shows with depth like The Office or Parks & Rec. Dan Levy has set high standards for himself after Schitt's Creek.
As an expat in India, I'm thrilled to see Dan Levy back! But I wonder if the humor will translate well for Indian audiences. Some cultural references might get lost. Still, great to see diverse casting!
The cast looks good but I'm more interested in the Indian OTT shows these days. Our content is becoming world class! Though will definitely give this a try if reviews are positive.
Interesting mix of actors! Hope Netflix gives it proper promotion in India too. Many great international shows go unnoticed here because of poor marketing. Dan Levy deserves better!
Not sure about this one. The crime-comedy genre is tricky - it can either be brilliant or fall flat. Hope Dan Levy's magic works again! Will wait for reviews before subscribing to Netflix just for this.
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