Set photos featuring Cox's character were shared to X, and fans can see "Don Framt" making his way down the sidewalk in his ...

Brian Cox, 79, says his marriage has lasted over two decades because he and his wife have their own space. "By keeping things separate, we are responsible for our own mess," the "Succession" actor ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X “Margot Robbie is far too beautiful for that role in [Wuthering Heights],” Cox, 79, told The Times ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Succession star Brian Cox said his co-star Jeremy Strong begged him to stop talking about him after their public spat about method ...

Brian Cox appears to not be a fan of several Hollywood A-list actors, including Johnny Depp and Edward Norton. Speaking in a ...

Brian Cox and his wife, Nicole Ansari-Cox, maintain a “good creative relationship” — by living in completely separate homes. The “Succession” alum opened up about the couple’s 24-year marriage and why ...

Brian Cox, the first actor to ever play Hannibal Lecter on screen, will play another serial killer in Season 2 of Dexter: Resurrection. Cox will reportedly portray Dom Framt, aka The New York Ripper, ...

Brian Cox is never one to mince his words when it comes to fellow Hollywood talents, having targeted his “25th Hour” co-star Edward Norton (“a pain in the arse”), Ian McKellen (“not to my taste”) and ...

Succession star Brian Cox revealed that he likes to keep separate rooms from his wife Nicole Ansari-Cox, admitting, "By ...

Brian Cox has never shied from criticizing industry colleagues and former co-stars, from Johnny Depp to Edward Norton — and he proved it once again in a new profile where Margot Robbie and filmmaker ...

Brian Cox is making sure his health is a top priority. The 79-year-old Succession star revealed how he might celebrate his upcoming 80th birthday in June, during an interview with U.K. newspaper The ...

I wish every celebrity were as gloriously unfiltered and rude as Brian Cox. Hollywood would be a lot more exciting instead of the navel-gazing snoozefest it’s become. In interviews, the vicious ...