Brian Cox says ‘Succession’ is ‘enduring’ and reveals his favorite episode

successor is coming to an end and Brian Cox has come to terms with it.

“It’s the right end for the show,” he said today in a Q&A at a show in London, where the man who has stunned the world with his Logan Roy for the past five years opened the market on the London Stock Exchange has. You can see a video of him getting ready below.

While successor was commissioned by HBO, Cox said he understood the British writing team, led by Jesse Armstrong, that it was time for the end.

“These British writers have discipline and know that a series has an expiry date,” he added. “Most shows are about deadlines, but Jesse always knew he wanted to finish even though he was afraid to finish.”

Casey Bloys, chairman and CEO of HBO and HBO Max Content, said during Series Mania yesterday that he would have taken more seasons of the show, but it was Armstrong’s call to end it. “In general, it’s the kind of thing you want to leave up to the creator,” Bloys said.

During a quick question-and-answer session this morning, Cox revealed his favorite episode is the Season 2 recap when son Kendall, played by Jeremy Strong, stabs him in the back and all Logan thinks about is his son: “What an idiot. “

Von Strong, whom he had previously criticized for his approach to method playing, Cox said the couple had reconciled.

“Although we have our differences, we respect each other,” he added.

Cox stressed that he will miss the HBO epic’s cast and crew, with whom he has worked closely for six years, and spoke of their emotional final reunion at the US premiere earlier this week, which featured a dance-off with Miley Cyrus included.

At that premiere, Cox went all out with Logan Roy when he started screaming at the end of the red carpet, though it was hard to figure out what happened.

successor starting Sunday on HBO and Monday on Sky and Now TV.