While he didn't go into much detail about the actors' behaviour ‘because they will definitely be misinterpreted’, he added that it was ‘so funny to see him lose it'
Succession star Kieran Culkin has shared his unusual method to help Brian Cox calm down on set when he got grumpy.
Culkin, 40, who plays Cox's on-screen son Roman, found that boosting the actors' sugar levels helped with what calls his 'outbursts'. While he didn't go into much detail about the actors' behaviour ‘because they will definitely be misinterpreted’, he added to Esquire that it was ‘so funny to see him lose his s***’.
Culkin also discussed the decision to end Succession with the fourth season and revealed that when the cast and crew started production on the show they didn't know if it was the end. This comes after the Scots actor appeared on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to discuss Succession. Potentially alluding to the off-screen antics, Cox admitted he was channelling media patriarch Logan Roy in real life.
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