Brian Cox Ronny Cox

But I don’t see these things as a competition. Because he’s such an ornery cuss.Brian Cox on ‘Succession,’ the Emmys and Logan Roy, His ‘Evil Twin’Brian Cox received an Emmy nomination for best actor in a drama for “Succession.” Cox met his wife Mary when she was in the fifth grade and he was in the seventh grade, and they married in 1960 and have two children. There’s certainly a story line. Mary died in 2006, 50 years to the day of their first date. But HBO is being fantastic and looking at every protocol under the sun. He grew up in Portales, New Mexico. The great revelation to me was in the first season. I know it’s all written, it’s all there.Oh yeah. That character, Kendall, is the linchpin figure of the show. I don’t know when that is. Ronny Cox is a superbly talented actor, singer-songwriter, and musician who has been consistently active in Hollywood for more than 40 years portraying a diverse range of characters. Can’t complain. Logan is the motivating, motoring force.

Cox graduated from Eastern New Mexico Universityin 1963 with a double major in theater and speech correction. )Cox spoke by phone on Tuesday about the ineluctable appeal of Logan Roy, whom he described as his “evil twin,” and how he thinks his alter ego would handle quarantine.We’re all thrilled because everybody that’s in the show, practically — Nick [Nicholas Braun] and Kieran [Culkin] and Matthew [Macfadyen], they’ve all been nominated, which is thrilling. And he comes from Dundee, which was a shock to me. They didn’t tell me until the ninth episode of the first season — [the character] was now born in Dundee, Scotland, which is of course where I come from!

So we drove around Kaufman Astoria Studios.

He might get a bit bored but he’s got enough money to survive. “It’s a bit of a cleanup,” Cox said.The HBO series “Succession” is a story about dominant people — the fictional Roy family, whose company, Waystar Royco, has tentacles that extend into the media and multiple other industries — and the sometimes comical, sometimes deadly serious behind-the-scenes family feud for control of this business.“Succession,” whose second season was broadcast last fall, had a dominant day on Tuesday, picking up 18 Emmy nominations, including one for outstanding drama series and one for Brian Cox, who plays the show’s wily and temperamental patriarch, Logan Roy. And Sarah Snook as well.

He has the angst of the show on his shoulders. Brian Cox on ‘Succession,’ the Emmys and Logan Roy, His ‘Evil Twin’ The HBO drama received 18 Emmy nominations, the most of any drama (tied with “Ozark”). I just learn the lines and don’t bump into the furniture.Oh, I think Logan would be fine. I’ve been too long in this game to take it too seriously.We haven’t done any filming but we are hoping to get back ASAP.

The HBO drama received 18 Emmy nominations, the most of any drama (tied with “Ozark”). I said to [the “Succession” creator] Jesse Armstrong, does he love his children?

He said, “Oh, yes, he really does love his children.” And once you’ve got that as a given, you realize how he’s operating.He’s coming from the School of Hard Knocks, which of course none of the kids have got.

I went for the drive-around but I couldn’t wait to get back up here. I’ve done a little bit of building work on my house, which is overdue.

I’ve been here since March, watching the seasons come and go. He lives a life of quarantine anyway. I went back to the city once for my son’s graduation. He turns down about 90% of the acting jobs he is offered to play over 100 shows at festivals and theaters each year. He’s not a Donald Trump. Cox, the third of five children, was born in Cloudcroft, New Mexico, the son of Lounette (née Rucker) and Bob P. Cox, a carpenter who also worked at a dairy. We don’t know how many episodes we’re doing.

He had a Zoom ceremony and a drive-around, because he’s at the Frank Sinatra School [of the Arts High School, in Astoria, Queens].

It might be an opportunity for him to get a sense of the world — not that I think he would. You don’t quite know where he’s coming from. And that makes for a very complicated situation. It could be eight, it could be nine.

Cox often talks about h… And of course Jeremy [Strong], in the same category as me, which is delightful. He is self-made. He doesn’t come from an existing money situation. It’s a bit of a cleanup, I think.I’m in upstate New York, in seclusion here. It’s horses for courses. But the appeal of the character is his mystery, and it’s something that I don’t want to play around with too much.

But of course we have to see how the current crisis affects the writing and what we take on board. We’re in that ballpark. Brian Cox, Actor: X2.Brian Cox is an Emmy Award-winning Scottish actor.He was born on June 1, 1946 in Dundee, Scotland, to Mary Ann Guillerline Cox, maiden surname McCann, a spinner, and Charles McArdle Campbell Cox, a shopkeeper and butcher.His father was of Irish ancestry and his mother was of Irish and Scottish descent.

He’s become my evil twin.I’m very pleased for Jeremy.

As an actor, Cox made his debut in the acclaimed 1972 film, In 1974–1975, Cox starred in the short-lived family-oriented series entitled One of Cox's roles was that of Dr. John Gideon during the final season of the television medical drama Cox's first role in a big-budget film came in 1984 as Lt. Andrew Bogomil in In 1990, Cox co-starred as Los Angeles Police Chief Roger Kendrick in the short-lived Cox occasionally has done animation work, lending his voice to the Tyrusian deserter Doc in In 2018, Cox played Gideon Claybourne on season 6 of Despite having a successful acting career, Cox said that music now comes first in his life. But that’s the writers’ problem.