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Strictly Come Dancing but turned it down.The Succession star explained that he felt he was “too old” to take part in the contest at 77.Speaking on Sunday With Laura Kuenssberg, Cox said: “I’ve actually been asked to be on it. I declined.

Just as the fictional Logan Roy once decried his children as “not serious people,” so too did John Oliver blast President Donald Trump‘s administration as woefully incompetent, especially in the wake of the Signal group chat leak, revealed by a bombshell report in The Atlantic last week.

Ben Affleck have poked fun at method acting in a new Dunkin’ Super Bowl commercial.The big sporting event took place last night (February 9) at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, where the Kansas City Chiefs went head-to-head with the Philadelphia Eagles, and saw Kendrick Lamar headlining the Halftime Show.As is tradition, a number of big commercials aired during the Super Bowl, including one for the coffee and doughnut brand, which featured a number of big cameos.The clip takes place at an event where coffee brands go head-to-head, with Ben Affleck and his brother Casey representing Dunkin’. When a kid expresses disappointment not to see Matt Damon and Tom Brady, Ben declares that they don’t have “the heart of a champion”.Backstage, Ben goes to inspect a barrel only for Strong to emerge covered in coffee, as the Succession star admits he’s gone method and is “trying to find the character”.“I’m all in for Dunkin’,” Strong says deadpan, as Casey declares that they should have enlisted Damon.Dunkin’ later faces off against a brand called Barista Buds, reminiscent of Starbucks, as Ben asks: “How much to wait a half-hour to get my name spelt wrong on the cup?”The clip also features cameos from Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes in character as Jay and Silent Bob from Clerks, as well as American football coach Bill Belichick and comedian Druski.Strong – who played Kendall Roy on the HBO drama – is known for employing method acting while working, with Succession co-star Brian Cox (Logan Roy) criticising the idea on a number of occasions.In 2023, he labelled it “fucking annoying”, and last December he suggested that Strong is “gifted” and wouldn’t “lose” his talent if he stopped.

Succession star Brian Cox has spoken about his character Logan Roy’s death on the show, feeling that while he doesn’t mind being killed off, he felt it was too early.In the fourth and final season of the HBO show, patriarch Logan Roy suddenly collapsed on a private jet, eventually dying. The death occurred in the third episode of the season, which was a surprise to fans given the show centred around who would take over the media giant’s empire.

HBO show Succession, Jesse Armstrong, has announced his next project, an original movie set around a financial crisis.The film is still being written, but the network is fast-tracking it to start production later this year.Armstrong is writing the as-yet-untitled film, which he will also produce alongside Succession executive producer Frank Rich. Details about the plot are being kept under wraps, but Deadline reports that it follows the story of four friends who convene during a dramatic international financial crisis.Succession ran from 2018 to 2023, telling the story of media mogul Logan Roy (Brian Cox) and the fight among his family to take over from him when he announces his retirement.The show achieved 75 Emmy nominations and 19 wins, including three Outstanding Drama Series awards.

One of the lavish mansions showcased on HBO‘s Succession has reportedly burnt down in the Palisades Fire that has now ravaged over 22,000 acres in the affluent beachside neighborhood.

Brian Cox has expanded on criticism of “method acting” by his Succession co-star Jeremy Strong, saying: “He would be an even better actor if he just got rid of that.”It’s not the first time Cox has criticised his co-star’s use of method acting. Back in 2023, the actor described it as “fucking annoying” in an interview with Town and County.

the Sunday Times, Strong said that after “Succession,” he has “rediscovered play,” because while he was doing the Emmy-winning role, “I sometimes lost touch with joy.”“[It] f–ked me up,” the Tony-winning actor added. “I went on a silent meditation retreat last week. I really needed it.” “Succession” aired on HBO for four seasons from 2018 to 2023.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor Have you met Gary Oldman’s Jackson Lamb in “Slow Horses”? Here’s someone who could give “Succession’s” Logan Roy a run for his money. The unkempt Jackson sports a trademark beige mac, rarely showers, shamelessly farts around other people and epitomizes rude and crass behavior. He’s also been sent to the equivalent of purgatory by his British spy agency bosses, Slough House.

K.J. Yossman The upcoming Netflix drama “Kaos” is an old tale with a distinctly modern spin. Jeff Goldblum stars as Zeus, king of the gods, but in this telling he’s an aging, sexually incontinent, increasingly paranoid figure — Logan Roy springs to mind — trying to keep his grip on his family and his empire.

When Brooks Ginnan saw their face in the thumbnail of the “don’t rely on other men” video, the first thing they felt was a flicker of worry. The 27-year-old loved being the lead actor in Logan Fields’s gritty cyberpunk visuals for JPEGMAFIA’s new single, where they play a lonely misfit gamer captivated by Peggy’s cult of personality.

The Bear,” competing for the comedy trophy, overflowed with compelling storytelling, but only one episode, titled “Fishes,” was submitted. On the drama side, FX’s “Shōgun” was strong over the course of 10 episodes. However, the premiere, “Anjin,” is impossible to ignore.

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Succession take place, saying he feels the show has been “put to rest”.The hit HBO show, which explored the travails of the Roy family, the megalomaniacal owners of a global media empire, ended last year after four seasons.Despite the seemingly final closure of the end of season four, Brian Cox, who played patriarch Logan Roy in the show, said in January that he would be open to returning in a potential Succession movie if the script was “good enough.”Cox’s comments raised hopes of a potential return for his character, who was killed off in the final season, with a potential prequel thought to be an option.However, in a new interview with People, Strong, who played Kendall Roy, the eldest son of Logan, has said that he does not see himself reprising the role in the future.“I’m sure there’s a desire for more [Succession]. I would really pass that buck to Jesse Armstrong,” he said, referring to the show’s creator.“But I think in terms of the role that I played, he came to his terminal point.

Don’t expect to see Jeremy Strong at the next Roy family reunion.

Jeremy Strong is opening up about chances of reviving Succession.

Katcy Stephan Celine Song‘s “Materialists” has rounded out its cast with Zoë Winters (“Succession”), Dasha Nekrasova (“Bad Behaviour,” “Wobble Palace”), Louisa Jacobson (“The Gilded Age”) and Marin Ireland (“Eileen”). The A24 feature starring Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans and Pedro Pascal is described as a New York-set rom-com following a high-end matchmaker who gets involved with a wealthy man.

Succession star Brian Cox has slammed Joaquin Phoenix‘s “terrible” performance in Napoleon – see what he had to say below.While attending HistFest earlier this week, Cox spoke about a number of films, actors, theatre critics, and politicians that he had deemed “terrible” – which included Napoleon and its star Joaquin Phoenix.According from a report from The Standard, Cox said of Phoenix’s role in Napoleon: “Terrible. It’s terrible. A truly terrible performance by Joaquin Phoenix.

Ethan Shanfeld Brian Cox has never been one to withhold his true feelings, and at London’s HistFest the “Succession” star unloaded on a variety of topics Sunday night including politics, theater critics and Ridley Scott’s “Napoleon.” “It’s terrible,” Cox said of the Oscar-nominated historical drama, per The Standard. “A truly terrible performance by Joaquin Phoenix. It really is appalling.

Brian Cox has been announced to voice Santa Claus in an upcoming Netflix film.The Succession actor has been announced as part of the cast for That Christmas, an animated film courtesy of Simon Otto (How To Train Your Dragons). That Christmas is reported to be an adaptation of the children’s book series written by award-winning director Richard Curtis (Love Actually, Bridget Jones).Starring alongside Cox will be Fiona Shaw, Jodie Whittaker and Bill Nighy.

Victoria and David Beckham could be adding 'BAFTA winner' to their sprawling list of accolades, as a moment in their Netflix documentary has been nominated for a gong at the TV BAFTAs.The fashion designer, 49, and her former footballer husband, 48, gave fans an insight into their life with the documentary, titled Beckham, last October - looking back at David's football career and their family life. And while the mini-series as a whole went down a hit with viewers, there was one moment in particular which fans found hilarious.

Alison Herman TV Critic When Chancellor Elena Vernham (Kate Winslet) addresses the citizens of her unnamed Central European country, she doesn’t sound like a politician. “My loves,” she coos in a plummy, posh accent, further softened by a hint of a lisp. “I bless you all, and I bless our love.