"Succession" Cast Extended Interview (Uncensored)

Stars #KieranCulkin, #BrianCox, Nicholas Braun, J. Smith-Cameron, and Alan Ruck reveal the lines they traded, the advice they'd give their characters, the crude catchphrases they can't escape, and what their superpower would be in a #Succession video game.
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[@cswess7256]

“gregs body is coincidentally my body” god hes such a greg

[@francescaa8331]

The importance of a talented casting director. Casting is such an art form. It was underrated for a very long time, and awards for casting often not even given. Probably a lot of actors could have done a reasonably good job with Greg. But Nicholas was such a perfect choice.

[@cedardreamsLLC]

@@francescaa8331 ya casting is low-key what makes this show so next level for me because this could be said for any main character on the show.

[@stevievannailinpalin4583]

Anyone remember him from the movie “sky high”

[@tubitubala]

dont turn him into a word he's a person

[@sauerfamily]

@@tubitubala where did you get these greggies?

[@lameowizard]

Don't let this video detract from the fact that Connor Roy was interested in politics at a very young age.

[@cjfengshui1]

😂

[@Tedica]

hahahahah

[@sauerfamily]

Con Head here

[@uglybetty8747]

Nd he’s the eldest son !

[@eskimojean]

Ive seen this reference in so many Succession videos yet I crack up every time

[@joyanna9433]

Its so rare for a show to not have even one mediocre actor. They ALL gave their A game, even the supporting cast and the extras. Absolutely brilliant writing and acting throughout

[@Gotchalaboom]

I think the casting did a great job, but Greg isn’t acting he just plays himself

[@ChrisTrovato]

Script was written perfectly

[@RJTheCerealGuy]

@@Gotchalaboomhe is acting, he is much different

[@freddyrose7815]

100%

[@mikaelsanchez7258]

You can’t get a Tomlette without cracking some Greggs 😭🤣

[@macedo8489]

You can't get a Tomlette without breaking* some Greggs

[@macedo8489]

@@francescaa8331 kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6uknayJe9Goe80&ab_channel=sickpuppy

[@Chadmlad]

I love that Brian Cox understands his character so well.

[@Tarana26]

You know, I don't really think he does. He never really acknowledges that the main reason that Logan's children are not "serious people" are because he was a lifetime abuser that continually pulled the rug from under them. I see zero acknowledgment of that.

[@Chadmlad]

@@Tarana26 It's hard to do that when you're currently playing the character. I'm sure that when the show ends he'll probably be more open to talk about the abusive side of Logans actions

[@mkznan5963]

@@Tarana26 Narcissists don't acknowledge that they're narcissists. So for an actor to acknowledge that the character he's playing is a narcissist might impact his acting, as it requires him to portray the character's abusive traits and behaviors. Since narcissists are typically unaware of their abusive nature, the actor might struggle to accurately represent this aspect, fearing that it could affect his own performance.

[@Tarana26]

@@mkznan5963 Nah, I don't buy that. Cox is a classically trained actor, not a method one, as he has reminded us so many times. He can switch it on and off when he likes.

[@Hawkent]

@@Tarana26 Method or not, it's hard to really become a character when you are actively thinking about how your morals differ. It creates a lot of cognitive dissonance.

[@Anukii]

Greg’s actor really getting paid to be himself, good for him 💀💀💀💀💀

[@wuetend]

The most versatile performance is the one of Marthew MacFadyen. The character he acts literally adjusts to every other one, incredible.

[@josepha133]

I never thought of his character in that light but you are so right.

[@redherring4119]

Culkin is just brilliant. The acting is just natural and off the cuff.

[@DSPHistoricalSociety]

How is Kieran Culkin so fucking underrated?

[@chasehedges6775]

Brian Cox is an absolute legend

[@raghav3106]

@@MinalPatelRD watch the third episode, he kills it.

[@TheWeastBeast]

Kerry too. She murdered in that episode (allegedly)

[@gwynnethcoan761]

First Hannibal Lecter too!

[@obscurum6]

"F**k off".

[@kajamiletic3223]

You know that the writing is beautiful when literally every character in this show is a deeply egocentric asshole literally shanking the entire world with their irresponsible self-aggrandizing bullshit, and yet when they're supposed to give them advice most actors say something like "he should stand up for himself more" and you feel the truth of that in your bones about every one of them. It's a funny show with lots of swearing and cool plot twists, yeah, but it's also a show that forces you to consider so many perspectives simultaneously.

[@juanitapoynter1422]

Yes , ! Every one of them is despicable 😂

[@sam-xr5zq]

THEY SHOULDVE KEPT THE GERRI AND ROMAN FIGHTING LINES thats so funny

[@DepressicaRabbit]

Truly incredible and unsettling to see Brian Cox say over and over that Logan is nothing but a long-suffering, doting father who's done nothing but love and support his children lol

[@obscurum6]

It's like he IS Logan. He's been a terrible father.

[@obscurum6]

@@kshamwhizzle6544 Logan was setting them up to lose every time. Also, Kendall and Shiv are "serious people". Kendall has had years of experience within the corporation and Shiv has had an independent career entirely without the help of her father. Roman is suffering from CPSTD, caused by Logan!!! It is disgusting that a parent would tell his offspring that they are not "serious people". Logan is a classic narcissist. He sets up a 'golden child' and a 'scapegoat' to play them off against each other. Logan keeps switching those roles around them to keep them trauma bonded to him and under his control. They feel genuine love for each other and their father but Logan secretly has low self worth (all narcissists do) and he is incapable of love. So Logan resents that his offspring can feel love and empathy. Kendall, Shiv and Roman should feel a sense of importance over Frank etc. because Logan is their blood! It is their inheritance they are fighting for.

[@chipsjalapeno_]

I think as an actor you kind of have to find the humanity in such evil characters to portray them as they are

[@horuslupercal9936]

This is the final season Game of Thrones wishes it had.

[@stacyb1341]

THIS!!!

[@jperickson7737]

I saw Logan's underlying motivation very different than Cox did. Logan was NEVER going to give his kids the company. Succesion was never in his plan. He is a pathological narcisist, consuming kids and wives alike. He is incapable of loving like normal people do. His brother, and his son, had him right in their eulogies. We get glimpses of humanity at the irish song scene in final episode, but its only fleeting. In other news, Nicholas Braun is hillarious.

[@supgaw]

Brian Cox just shed a lot of insight into Logan I NEVER would have thought of otherwise

[@JenLight]

Look. If i get to be Keiren Culkin's love interest in any form at age 65, I have done everything right. J. Smith Cameron is the unsung hero of this series. I'm also inappropriately in love with Keiren Culkin. But I'm not 65 yet. I can be patient.

[@francescaa8331]

An unexpected and wonderful comment.

[@droughdough]

The man is just very, very attractive.

[@emmanuelmondesir]

Culkin would make a nice Spider-man. He has those Mcguire eyes.

[@bobsonny]

If you're so in love with Kieran Culkin, perhaps you should learn to spell his fucking name

[@sarahlang2119]

Hilarious

[@hurricaneaquatics]

What's great is that Brian Cox has such an easy time playing Logan Roy because that's his actual personality, lol. I really like him as an actor and loved this interview with him being honest.

[@milesswigg513]

I mean… I wouldn’t say Brian Cox and Logan Roy have the same personality. I mean one is an immoral, manipulative man and Brian Cox seems pretty cool.

[@zachscheel3784]

I've never wanted bloopers for any show in history more than this one.

[@tulip-avenue6659]

omg i love Brian Cox's answer so so much in this interview, especially when he talks about how much logan actually loves his kids and is tortured by how none of them actually lives up to his standards, like giving the bigger insights from logan's perspective that he is not the villain of the story, loved this interview sm !!! witty questions and great delivery!!!

[@yvankrzeslo6366]

this show is .. like a drug, it's so addictive. i love it.

[@larkmus1]

Brian's advice to his character was as though he hadnt picked up on the fact that his character is a narcissist who damaged his children in exactly the way narcissists do: manipulating people with an unrestrained conscience, only doling out praise or support or attention when it served him and having no qualms about cutting someone down so that he stayed on top...even when that person was his child. He pits the siblings against each other instead of encouraging them to support each other--because together, they might be too strong for him; he refuses to be a "loser," and he views his kids' success as a threat to his status. His kids are emotionally stunted, unable to be vulnerable with each other or intimate with their spouses because in the Roy family, mistakes and weaknesses become ammunition. When a narcissistic parent (like Logan) makes their child feel like they'll never be good enough, they end up somewhat broken, chasing "good enough" for the rest of their life, desperately trying to prove themselves because they never got that affirmation from the one person they absolutely SHOULD have heard it from. The kids are all deeply afraid of being perceived as inadequate or foolish, which is why theyre so mean and aloof with everyone, including each other. Their childhood is hinted to be a traumatic one, and how could it be anything but? If you can't be emotionally safe at home, with family, with your dad, then no one and nothing seems safe. I think that's the heart of the show--there is comedy and smart writing, but the depth comes from the great tragedy of a dad being unable to love his kids in the way every kid needs to be loved, and the fallout that goes with that. So yea, I was pretty shocked Brian said exactly what his character would say.

[@Funkysonica]

Your take makes perfect sense with the finale. It was the plot and the cause of all of the thing that happened in the end. Such a great show!! I already miss it 😢😢

[@something.something189]

Not just emotional abuse but we know for a fact that Roman got physically abused as a kid and there's been zero acknowledgement from Logan of that. Kendall, being the oldest of the trio, and assuming the protective brother role immediately when things go south, probably has had his share of lashings. Connor, checking out early mentally and being distant from the corporate politic, has probably also fared his share of trauma. Brian takes no accountability of any if this and reduces it to his children 'not being serious enough'. This is as disturbing as when Amanda Seyfried ended up empathising with Elizabeth Holmes while playing her and thought it unfair that she had to carry forward her pregnancy in a detention facility.

[@francescaa8331]

I think it's smart when they hire very professional, very seasoned actors, and they recognize that these actors have good instincts and listen to their input. I'm sure it would have been good anyway but suspect that a little extra zest comes from the actors' ideas.

[@Bynxl]

4:26 huge missed opportunity to say greg's super power isn't glowing in the dark

[@HeadbutKneecap]

Brian's idea is so interesting. You can see how deeply he understands Logan's want for one of them to suvmcceed him but they always fall short one way or another. But then he understands the flaw in Logan: the man needs to let go. He's going to go one way or another and his biggest flaw is that he doesn't pick any and it's probably going to lead to an even bigger conflict when he dies. At this point watching, I've always picked shiv but they usually work best when they're working together. Or worse.

[@Haleigh_Tortilla]

Way to call it!!

[@FloatingxClouds]

Brian Cox understanding of Logan and the dynamic with his children ❤

[@Jules-ut9vs]

?(

[@bottlesofchris]

I love how they all love and support the characters they play. Brian doesn’t say a word against Logan, Nicholas gives great backstory on Greg which makes sense. Jeremy takes on Kendall’s pain. Keiran literally did not change his personality, Roman just lives a different lifestyle. This ensemble is remarkable

[@instrumentalista002]

i have no idea why but that supercut of greg running all over the place had me CACKLING :))))))))

[@OwlyRose]

I love this show SO MUCH. Everything and everyone is just spot on!

[@doubtazul]

Geri's character is amazing! And her "pipe dream" truly indicates that she was truly the loyal corp advisor to Logan. He did her dirty IMO.

[@poobum9857]

All are such excellent actors .. the show was intelligent, witty and funny ... memorable

[@monicaalexandru9638]

that;s the point, logan never actually did put those eggs into those particular baskets. when i hear brian cox talk about logan and his kids’ incompetence, i feel like he might be just as bad as logan. or just blind to his character’s ruthlessness. logan was willing to f_ck his own son and throw him to the wolves just to keep himself out of prison. logan manipulated kendall in a moment and on a point of extreme sensitivity at the end of season one. he saw a chance to have him in his pocket and operate him like his little personal robot. and those are only two of many memorable instances of his fatherly love. it’s a little bit late of logan, now that he’s with one foot closer to the grave, to be disappointed. his kids are what he made them. he has three kids, and none of them is not f_cked up. there must be a reason for that, no?

[@kajamiletic3223]

He has four kids, lol, don't forget about Connor. And Logan's parenting is literally why authoritarian parenting is always hoisted by one's own petard: in order for any of the kids to be good leaders, they need experience leading, and Logan absolutely refuses to give them this experience because it would mean giving up some of his own control. Whenever one of his kids even tries to show initiative or be competent in some way, he cracks down on them immediately even if it's not the most business savvy thing to do, because he just can't stand it. And then he's disappointed that none of them are competent. Does he love them? Yes. But he loves them in an extremely controlling way, where he simultaneously resents them for not being functional adults and really desperately doesn't want them to be functional adults because it makes him irrelevant and powerless.

[@ocg6]

I agree. Even though he wants one of kids to be good enough to lead the company his own ego wont let him step down even when it would be better for the company when he had his stroke in season 1

[@kajamiletic3223]

@@ocg6 I kinda feel like throughout the show we see that none of the kids would do well on their own but also have their own unique talents. Like, Kendall is deeply uncharismatic (he's an adorable woobie on the show but imagine meeting him IRL, he'd be incredibly punchable), but he has his finger on where the industry is going, like they are trying to do in S4 what Kendall wanted to do from the start, but now they're the one getting fucked. Siobhan is really good at the detail stuff and at talking with actually serious people and projecting an air of confidence and stability, but she's also very self-important and doesn't know much about the business itself. Roman is a messed up edgelord who knows jack shit about the details, but he's street smart, good at reading people and by S4 seems the most down to earth one of the three. The thing is, Logan pits them against each other so much they literally throw away any substantive ideas they might have had to the company just to grasp onto power more firmly and soothe their egos, and then he complains that none of them are succeeding and goes, "there, I knew it that you were incompetent."

[@monicaalexandru9638]

@@kajamiletic3223 Agreed. I just can’t see any reason to pity him or empathize. He is to be admired for the fact that he is always very present and engaged in what he is doing and has great bussiness acumen, but other than that, he is a monster. those two positive qualities cannot compensate for the rest of his identity.

[@katerinagian2313]

I agree, 100%. It's a fact that after a certain point we, not our parents, are in charge of our own development. This, however, applies to Logan as well. Not hearing any sign of responsibility or remorse for the way his children turned out, or for his own actions, is something I expected from Logan, but not from the actor playing him. Especially the part where he talks about their "lack of worth", that was hard to hear. Even if it's true, it was never followed by his own involvement in their development as professionals, as well as people. I gotta say, for a man the intellectual size and versatility of Brian Cox, I expected a more inclusive interpretation of his character.

[@jonathandely]

this seems like a good opportunity to remind everyone that Connor Roy was interested in politics at a young age.

[@abbysomnia624]

This left me Greggin for more, ngl

[@Banininator]

I wish we had a series with Logan 45-65 Year old in the business.

[@EmmyRoseTarot]

The whole cast wrapped up in a bow. Brillant!

[@omg9261]

Loved it. Such lovely talented people 🧡

[@raquelitagarcia1331]

amaxing amazing cant wait to watch the final season

[@obscurum6]

Actually a Succession game could be you pick to be one of the siblings and you have to strategise your way to CEO. Think.of all the complexity you could write into the game! You could even allow people to play Greg or Tom with the same mission to get to the top.

[@ilaera7830]

Brian, when your character tells someone to fuck off, he delivers it with such a dismissal that it somehow feels like the better option, that just “fucking off” is the better of two punishments. or it’s just cool to witness power, and daddy roy has a *lot* of power. (sorry)

[@PurgPurg]

I know it’s common to empathize with your character but the fact that Brian Cox legitimately believes that Logan is a victim of his children and hasn’t done anything wrong is pretty ridiculous. Still love Brian though

[@ferferrairo]

that right there. I mean, this makes me love Brian a little less.

[@PurgPurg]

@@ferferrairo Bryan Cranston also empathizes with Walter white to a weird extent. I think it’s really just because when you get into the mental headspace of your character, you put a piece of yourself in there Also I typed that poorly, Brian Cox does believe Logan has done many things wrong, but he still does believe that Logan isn’t really that bad of a guy and his children are much worse which is obviously disagreeable because he was the one who caused his kids to be that way

[@mckenzieraynor8436]

Ikr like Logan is such an abusive narcissistic dick

[@simplyrowen]

I took it more as him speaking from the perspective of Logan, which show me one person that has that level of self awareness, can own up to every messed thing they’ve done and can speak frankly about their part in someone else’s suffering? I haven’t met one. We always see our own side as the victim side. That’s just flawed human nature. So I think Brian is speaking about how Logan sees the situation. And sure, Logan wanted one of his kids to be the “killer” that he is, and not one of them had it. He does blame himself for that, because indeed, they’re spoiled, and that means he failed as a father. He does love them in his narcissistic, broken way, otherwise he wouldn’t even have bothered to try and groom Kendall to take over. Broken parents that love us but fuck us up are a very common occurrence in the real world. Both things can most certainly be true at the same time. He did seriously consider Shiv and Roman at certain points, to then change his mind about their preparedness. It’s all true from Logan’s messed up, biased perspective. Just like any other flawed human being.

[@never152]

Great review. Get what you mean about things resolving too quick or just going away.

[@CrashBandiscoot]

Full disclosure: I live in Portland, and Bryan Cox has been here filming for a movie. I legit went down to the set hoping to find him to tell me to f*ck off. I wanted that sooooo badly, lol. Being on a movie set was cool but no Bryan in sight 🤷‍♀️ had to tell my own self to f*ck off and go home 😂

[@obscurum6]

"F**k off". 😉

[@saahastiwari3779]

Man someone tell Jesse to make a spinoff with Greg and Tom

[@gojiplusone]

my favorite line is "What's that? Date r**e by Calvin Klein?"

[@ash-tv3bu]

i think succession would be a complex text-based rpg like disco elysium, playing as a shitty rich kid in a nepotism job

[@rillo_5]

R to the I P

[@Floridagirl_life]

I think Roman gets it!🤞🏻❤️‍🔥

[@srinifernando7259]

Do not ever forget that Connor Roy is the elderest son.

[@mankind0393]

5:40 i think a Disco Elysium style would fit Succession. Skills based on greed and corporate bs? Imma eat it

[@KarenSue1965]

God, I'm going to miss this show and these characters!!!!

[@playthroughcinema]

whenever I hear him I just remember him as starkweather from manhunt

[@sandrafrank7861]

Magnificent!

[@carlconti4450]

I’m so happy

[@The_Tortoise_and_the_Hare]

dude Gerri LOVEEEED those Calls, did you see her face light up??

[@kaseappletree8281]

A video choice, virtual talk choices may wow. Safe travels!

[@coscorrodrift]

13:56 i NEED to watch this scene so bad LMFAOOOOOO

[@HeadbutKneecap]

I've always wondered how everyone on crew thought about buckle up fuckle head😊

[@irfanck1994]

08:35 Greg being Greg

[@DekeSimmons1]

Brian Cox has to be the new Perry White, and Kieran must be a superhero. Can't tell if replacing Ezra in the new DCU or may Ted Kord. Has the potential.

[@lazaromurad322]

¨Dad has his stroke or whatever...¨ LOL

[@Dj.DavidAnd.Blend.1]

Sr. Brian Cox!

[@Shell0517nj]

Too funny!

[@ellissmith8160]

WOW WOW I LAUGH SO HARD WATCHING THIS SHOW 🤣 😂 😭 I AM SICK 😫 GREAT SHOW ❤❤❤❤

[@jacquelinjoseph3321]

¨I will win!¨ Holy Brian Cox.

[@piolina8819]

2:45 finally I know how to say that

[@maxeddie1789]

Everyone talking about how these people are like their characters because of their advice to their characters gotta stop. They know what kind of advice they’d give their own characters because they know who their characters are, they’re speaking from their characters’ pov. Y’all gotta chill out acting like you know their characters better than they do 😭😭

[@katana2k]

Q1: "Who do you like acting with?" Answers: "the one I act with most often is X, and second most often is Y" Q2: "What if there was a succession videogame?" ... More and more, I'm starting to feel like hollywood reporters don't really watch the show, and if they do, they don't get it. The questions are always generic or stupid. There are so many bad interviews of this cast, it's unreal. Like, I'm begging you, if you can't find somebody who gets the show to interview the cast, just don't do it. Can't you see these guys are tired? The studio keeps them up for like 20 hours straight doing these shits. Leave them to their families and stop wasting everyone's time.

[@jbo4547]

Fuck off. This was a fun silly video ya fuckin donkey.

[@granthesseldine1450]

The videogame question made me fucking cringe

[@katana2k]

@@granthesseldine1450 i know right? And the questions about “oooh what was your favourite insult?”

[@optimisticallytrying]

The ending 😭😭😂

[@iah8331]

Brian Cox is so much like Logan

[@galiyasagimbek2450]

I’m more than a sprinkle 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@93theproducer47]

Man I hope they change their minds and make a season 5. Such an epic show.

[@ohFitZz]

They wont and I hope they don't. The story will be wrapped up after next week, pointless to do more except if it's maybe a prequel

[@TheGogoy3]

If the story is over properly then its unnecessary

[@93theproducer47]

@@TheGogoy3 it’s not unnecessary if you’re a huge fan and want more lol jk but y’all are underestimating the talent of these writers. It could go many different directions and be so damn good.

[@93theproducer47]

After watching the finale, I actually agree with you guys now. There doesn’t need to be more. It ended perfectly!

[@ohFitZz]

@@93theproducer47 Yeah exactly what I meant. This is why the writers are talented, they knew how many seasons they wanted and they nailed it perfectly. An extra season just to milk it would be bad

[@TokyoKazama]

5:30 Actually I think Succession could make a fantastic "Tell tale" style game

[@digitalmarketingbyjobaer53]

❣❣❣❣❣

[@lazaromurad322]

where is Jeremy Strong in all these cast interviews?

[@eeeeks]

I don’t think his acting style is well received by some of the other cast members-according to a vanity fair article I recently read. He’s kind of hard core. Kieran Culkin isn’t impressed nor are a couple of others.

[@lazaromurad322]

@@eeeeks wow! it makes sense, he HAS got to be another Jared Leto ¨very very method¨ I mean I tried seeing interviews of him and he is cringe irl too, also I know im probably wrong but I always feel like he is lowering his voice some Austin Boutler and Elvis kinda ish...anyway thanx!

[@eeeeks]

@@lazaromurad322 I don’t know if it’s cringe or not. He gets good results but for him personally, it might not be in his best interest in terms of having friendships, etc. I think he’s an excellent actor.

[@ThruTheEarth]

avoiding imdb interviews from now on lol

[@Shannonlovesth]

So Connor would be a NPC in the Succession video game 😂

[@ajjingunia]

"...some testes" 😂

[@danielagonzalez7793]

Conwilla all the way

[@birboartt6598]

I want a spin-off where Connor actually becomes president and a Tom and greg one. Both would comedies tho.

[@elitegang5022]

1:11 he’s so right I always found their scenes the most interesting and highlight of the show (Kendall and Logan)

[@georgiaboy2023]

Lol i think the guy who plays Connor underestimates the wide gulf between how delusional Connor is and how delusional Willa is

[@user-yo7fx2xn8m]

We will *

[@madinafaizullina8025]

Connor Roy was interested in politics at a very young age…

[@jolantatruszczynska8935]

Great idea to make a game Succession

[@bluestarb_]

cant believe i’m greg

[@user-yo7fx2xn8m]

Yeah we have to deal with them - after u tell me who u r

[@DanDan-os6hd]

Greg calling himself fast is absolutely hilarious. He's too tall and too skinny to be fast. Cmon Greg.

[@ivannachuful]

I wanna see Nick Braun and Adam Driver being in a show together!

[@slayrkillmore6123]

I love how Greg says he took six months took six months to “get into character as a disgusting brother” lololo gross. We heard buddy

[@geargeekpdx3566]

Eerily Seinfeldian...: - All selfish people - no real hugging - NYC - All men and 1 woman - Orbittal Sub plot characters - Loose modern day references - Annoying 8 bar riff soundtrack on the nose - Out of touch parents moving A-plotlines etc

[@juanxavierarosemena8157]

The Superpower question was so stupid… superpower’s in a succession game?? Come on

[@Grecory]

16:05 is where our society is unfortunately spending too much time in these days.

[@xanderazevedo4704]

Where was kendall

[@Bethune_Groundstaff]

Where’s your old man?

[@s7rika7ul]

Logan is the most dramatic character on the show… with the saddest destiny.

[@sinemaklip6336]

İs roman have a back problem 😂

[@nadiaastronadia937]

The video game question was stupid 😅

[@user-yo7fx2xn8m]

😂Ok

[@laurahenry5408]

add

[@nourzaouai7521]

karolina will u marry me