dailyloe.com – Brian Cox has criticized Donald Trump and Nigel Farage in a candid new interview. The Scottish actor also discussed his career and personal life. He spoke with The Times newspaper this week.
Cox compared his iconic ‘Succession’ character to modern political figures. He played the ruthless media tycoon Logan Roy on the HBO series. The role earned him widespread critical acclaim and awards.
He described Trump as a ‘sociopath’ and Farage as a ‘snake oil salesman’. Cox did not hold back his political opinions during the conversation. He has been politically outspoken throughout his long career.
The actor also discussed working with director Quentin Tarantino. He appeared in Tarantino’s 1994 film ‘The Corrupter’. Cox has had a film and television career spanning over five decades.
Now 79, Cox reflected on aging and continuing to work. He mentioned making his first film titled ‘Glenrothan’. The actor remains active in both film and television projects.
Brian Cox first gained recognition for his stage work. He is a respected Shakespearean actor from the United Kingdom. His breakthrough film role was in 1986’s ‘Manhunter’.
He won an Emmy Award for ‘Succession’ in 2020. The show concluded its four-season run in 2023. Cox continues to be selective about his acting roles.[]
Source: The Times
