Sad news as beloved actress Catherine O’Hara

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Catherine O’Hara had a storied comedic career in films and television, from her start in the iconic sketch comedy series “Second City Television” to recent hits such as “The Studio” and “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.” With her death on Jan. 30, she leaves behind a long legacy of projects for all ages, from kids laughing through “Home Alone” to families who love her stealing scenes in Christopher Guest films. Remember her career through the photos below.

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