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Levy's breakout role came in 1972 when he starred in the Toronto rendition of Godspell, a production that launched the careers of notable stars including Gilda Radner and Martin Short. His comedic career blossomed in the vibrant world of Second City, where his unique style began to shine.
Eugene Levy's Comedy Journey
As part of Second City, Levy developed characters that showcased his quirky humor. His portrayal of roles like Earl Cird, a dizzy news anchor, and original characters such as Bobby Bitman and Sid Dithers gained him recognition. Despite the growing fame, Levy remained humble and focused on honing his craft rather than seeking the limelight.