Brian Cox has doubled down on the outline he utilized in his memoir of actors Johnny Depp and Steven Seagal as “overrated” and “ludicrous” respectively.
The Succession star revealed his memoirs in 2022, through which he described his The Glimmer Man co-star Seagal “as ludicrous in actual life as he seems on display screen.” In the identical pages, he referred to as Depp “so overblown, so overrated”, Quentin Tarantino’s work “meretricious”, Edward Norton “a pleasant lad however a little bit of ache within the a**e” and director Michael Caton-Jones as “a whole a**ehole.”
This weekend, in an interview with The Guardian newspaper, Cox admitted he’d upset a couple of individuals over time, however added in reference to Depp and Seagal:
“However then they in all probability assume they’re overrated as nicely. So I’m not saying something they don’t assume anyway.”
Cox additionally doubled down on his criticism of his Succession co-star Jeremy Sturdy’s Methodology performing. He stated Sturdy can be “an excellent higher actor if he simply removed that so there can be far more inclusiveness in what he did,” saying Sturdy’s method wasn’t good for the performing ensemble – “it creates hostility.”
