Netflix unveils first trailer for Dan Levy’s crime comedy thriller Big Mistakes

Dan Levy and Taylor Ortega star in Big Mistakes, a new Netflix series about siblings in organized crime. Watch the trailer and see the April 9 release date.

By: AXL Media

Published: Mar 13, 2026, 10:03 AM EDT

Source: Information for this report was sourced from TheWrap

A New Chapter in Family Based Comedy

Following the massive success of Schitt’s Creek, Dan Levy is shifting his focus toward a darker blend of humor and suspense. The first trailer for Big Mistakes, released on Thursday, introduces a narrative that balances the absurdity of sibling rivalry with the high stakes of a crime thriller. Levy stars as a protagonist whose life takes a sharp turn into the criminal underworld, a transition underscored by his character's ominous reflection in the trailer: "Fear has this ability to coerce us into doing things we never envisioned ourselves doing."

Creative Collaboration and Production Ties

The series marks a significant creative collaboration between Levy and Rachel Sennott, who co-wrote the script. Sennott, known for her sharp and often chaotic comedic voice, brings a distinct edge to the production. Taylor Ortega joins Levy as his sister, serving as the other half of a duo that finds themselves in way too deep with professional criminals. The project is positioned as a cornerstone of Netflix’s spring lineup, blending the "comedy of errors" trope with the tension typically reserved for traditional crime dramas.

Narrative Themes and Character Dynamics

While plot specifics remain closely guarded, the trailer suggests that the "mistakes" referenced in the title are both professional and deeply personal. The central siblings appear to be struggling with their own moral boundaries as they navigate the demands of organized crime. According to industry analysts, the show’s tone appears to be a departure from Levy’s previous work, trading the heartwarming optimism of his earlier projects for a more cynical and fast paced investigative style.