Brian Cox has doubled down on the description he used in his memoir of actors Johnny Depp and Steven Seagal as "overrated" and "ludicrous" respectively. The Succession star published his memoirs in 2022,

Emmy-award winner Brian Cox has shed light on what he really thinks about Succession co-star Jeremy Strong's intense acting style in a new interview.

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With the Succession finale in everyone’s rearview, you’d think Brian Cox would have softend his views on Jeremy Strong’s method acting by now. Nope! Not one bit. Cox still hates that sh*t and will make that clear in every single interview until the day he dies. ( Variety) Jay-Z’s statement about the Diddy allegations is a mess. ( Lainey Gossip)

Brian Cox has openly criticised his former Succession co-star Jeremy Strong for his preference for method acting on set, calling it “f**king annoying” amongst other things over the years. And now, Cox is once again doubling down on those claims,

Brian Cox and Jeremy Strong, co-stars on the critically acclaimed show Succession, have shared the screen in powerful roles. While Strong plays Cox’s on-screen son, the veteran actor has some thoughts on Strong’s method acting.