A Little Bit Country by Brian D. Kennedy

There’s no question he’s a writing genius. Keeping Logan’s death a secret after production wrapped was apparently a challenge for Cox, who confirmed, “I’ve never been able to keep a secret in my life.” So you need to see what’s happening in in the wake of his demise. “Which I think is unfortunate and unnecessary because the show is about the succession. You’ve gone, I’m not watching,'” Cox said. “They said, ‘No, I’m not going to watch anymore. Cox told the BBC that some viewers have reached out to him to say they are less interested in the series now that Logan is gone. The death of the character created a massive Internet furor, especially when some outlets revealed the spoiler before the episode had even aired. And finally I’m going to end up as a New Yorker on a carpet of a plane.'” I felt a little bit, ‘Oh, all the work I’ve done. “I was fine with it ultimately, but I did feel a little bit rejected. “I looked on it, wrongly, as a form of rejection,” he admitted. “There’s no point going down that road, especially with somebody like Jesse, because he’s already made a plan,” the actor noted.Ĭox also said portraying Logan’s death, which has sent his children into a spiraling power struggle, was an “odd feeling.” the Homo Sapiens Agenda in this heartfelt and funny contemporary romance inspired by Dollywood, about two boys who fall in love against the backdrop of a country music-themed amusement park, from debut author Brian D. When asked if he thought about suggesting to Armstrong that his character was being killed off too soon, Cox said no. It was a brilliant scene, the whole act.” But I just thought, ‘Wow,’ you know, he did it brilliantly. That’s why I didn’t watch it, because I have no interest in watching. “I mean, he’d made him die in the third episode.

“ decided to make Logan die, I think ultimately too early,” Cox said. Cox said writer Jesse Armstrong handled the storyline “brilliantly,” despite the actor having mixed feelings about the decision. In the episode, the Waystar CEO died while on a private jet flying to Norway, to the surprise of his children (as well as the audience). In an interview with the BBC, the actor said he felt killing off Roy in the third episode of the HBO show’s final season was “too early.” Brian Cox thinks Succession viewers should have lived with Logan Roy a little longer.

A Little Bit Country by Brian D. Kennedy