and that's a reality Brian Cox clearly has no issue with. The Scottish actor, 77, said he is happily moving on from "Succession" to his next project and hasn't even bothered watching the finale of ...

The Emmy winner didn't watch the episode because ... "No. Nor Emmy nor any other cute little thing." During the Succession cast Q&A, Brian Cox also noted the he felt shortchanged by his character ...

Brian Cox has praised the writers of Succession but confessed he had not watched the final episode of the popular US drama. After five years, the dark and satirical programme came to an end with ...

After previously only receiving DVD releases in the United States, one of the best television shows ever is now available to ...

Netflix fans are thrilled as a Succession star's 'gem ... and gruesome' movie 'too scary to watch with the lights off'. The Autopsy of Jane Doe stars Brian Cox and is directed by Norwegian ...

Spoilers, Brian! We never would have guessed Logan would share a plotline with Rebecca Bunch. Circling back to GQ Hype, Cox began the interview by recounting the U.K. premiere of Succession’s ...

Brian Cox horror movie The Autopsy of Jane Doe has become available to watch on Netflix. The film, which was first released ...

Brian Cox, 78, is slamming the state of movies in the wake of Marvel’s dominance at the box office with “Deadpool & Wolverine.” The “Succession” star spoke at the Edinburgh International ...

With the one-year anniversary of the critically acclaimed series finale of the HBO family drama Succession recently ... and how each of Logan Roy's (Brian Cox) children fight for power in the ...

Brian Cox in ‘Succession’ (Craig Blankenhorn/HBO) The Succession star admitted that he often “forgets” about the fact that it was his X2: X-Men United scientist character William Stryker ...

Award-winning Scottish actor Brian Cox has slammed Marvel - saying cinema ... The 78-year-old, best known for his leading role in HBO's Succession, said the financial draw of comic-book adaptions ...

While speaking at the Edinburgh International Film Festival on Saturday, Brian Cox, prolific film actor and star of HBO’s “Succession,” said the state of cinema is “in a very bad way ...