Brian Cox has revealed his all-time favorite Logan Royism. Host Seth Meyers greeted the Succession actor on his late-night show with "one of the great lines" from Cox's late media-mogul character ...
Brian Cox isn’t afraid to speak his mind, but the Succession star also isn’t shy about flaunting his style. Unfortunately, Fans of the veteran actor were not here for the shocking outfit he ...
Last month, Brian Cox surprised Succession fans by revealing that his follow-up to the critically-acclaimed series is a James Bond reality show. Seemingly out of nowhere, the actor appeared in the ...
"Succession" star Brian Cox was ready to ascend to the next level of villainy when he was offered the role of the mysterious Controller in Amazon Prime's "007: Road to a Million." "I actually ...
During a recent appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers, Emmy winner Brian Cox revealed what his favorite Logan Roy line ...
Brian Cox will never retire. The 77-year-old actor is determined to keep pushing himself in his later years and is proud that his schedule is just as busy as ever. Asked about the possibility of ...
Brian Cox channelled James Bond as he attended the premiere of his upcoming reality series 007: Road To A Million Premiere at Battersea Power Station on Thursday. The adventure game show series ...
Brian Cox has shared his favourite line from all four seasons of Succession. The actor, who played Logan Roy in the HBO series, appeared on Late Night With Seth Myers on Tuesday (November 21) when ...
During an appearance on “Late Night with Seth Meyers,” the Emmy-winning actor confirmed that he indeed has a favorite line as Logan Roy. The scene in which Logan tells his children, played by Kieran ...
The Logan Roy actor visited Seth Meyers to talk about his new projects, while also reflecting on his final moments as the HBO ...
The Logan Roy actor visited Seth Meyers to talk about his new projects, while also reflecting on his final moments as the HBO series' patriarch. By Jackie Strause Managing Editor, East Coast Brian ...
