Tim Rozon exclusively spoke to Us about if he'd return for a SchittsCreek movie — and where he thinks his character Mutt would be today. (Hint: there is flannel and pine cones involved.)
and Bring Change to Mind’s annual “Revels & Revelations” Gala. However, he noted that a “really good idea” could shift things.during the mental health event in New York City. “But the book [] was good, and the book was something that I spent a really long time on. So until that happens, if that happens, there's a wonderful book that people could pick up.”“I think we all chip in on that bribe,” Hampshire exclusively told Us of sending Daniel money to get him to write a script.
If a Schitt’s Creek movie does happen, the actress has an idea for her Stevie Budd character too. “For some reason I have had dreams that sometimes we’re doing the show again and Stevie’s pregnant. And I’m like, ‘Where did this come from!?’ And I’d wake up in a sweat, like, in this nightmare,” she said. “That’s some unconscious nightmare thing. So if Stevie is pregnant, it’s not my fault. I had that dream a bunch of times.
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