Warm and fuzzy may not be the first words that come to mind when you think of Yellowstone’s Beth Dutton and Succession’s Logan Roy. But it is, in fact, portrayers Kelly Reilly and Brian Cox’s softer sides that they will be putting front and center in Little Wing, the coming-of-age movie that

Prepare to be shaken and stirred by Brian Cox‘s intimidating presence in Prime Video’s upcoming James Bond-themed competition show. Described as an adventure game show, 007: Road to a Million will follow nine pairs of contestants as they embark on an epic global adventure, attempting a series of

Brian Cox, much like his iconic Succession character Logan Roy, doesn’t mince words and is bluntly honest about how he feels. That rare level of candor was on display during Cox’s recent appearance on Piers Morgan Uncensored, which saw the 77-year-old lament “woke culture” and “cancel culture”.

Following the series finale of Succession over the weekend, series star Brian Cox shared a heartfelt farewell to the series on social media. Taking to Instagram, the 76-year-old Scot said that his role as Logan Roy on Succession was the greatest work experience that he’s had during his

Were you caught unprepared by Logan Roy’s abrupt death in Succession‘s final season? Brian Cox was, too. The actor who played the Roy family patriarch opens up about the plot twist in a new interview with BBC News, admitting that he initially felt like Logan’s demise happened too soon in the HBO