Don’t say goodbye to this ‘Succession’ character yet: it has been confirmed that he will appear again before the end

THERE ARE SPOILERS BELOW FOR SEASON 4 OF ‘SUCCESSION’

Perhaps the story of ‘Succession’ will end with its fourth season, but the mark it has left on American fiction is already enormous. The umpteenth confirmation has come with episode 4×03: ‘Succession’ has shocked its fans with the most surprising (and expected) death of the series, that of Logan Roy, and it’s hard to believe that we won’t hear those again.” Fuck off!” so yours Now watch out: This is not the last time we will see Brian Cox in the HBO series, as confirmed by the actor himself..

In an interview with vulture After the broadcast of the third episode, Cox has revealed that the death of his character does not mean that we will not see him again before the production hangs the poster for ‘The End’. “I appear again and I have a couple of scenes later, which are flashbacks,” he has advanced. We don’t know what kind of flashbacks they will be, if they will take us many years back or if they will move within the timeline that we know in the series, nor do we know who he will share those scenes with. For now, we are glad that we are going to see him again.

There’s no doubt that Logan Roy has been a fixture on ‘Succession’ since its inception.. After all, the title of the series refers to his succession, and the big question that the story wants to answer is which of his sons will be up to his task to take the reins of Waystar Royco.

In addition to his obvious leading role, Brian Cox’s work has been impeccable: nominated for two Emmy Awards for Best Leading Actor and winner of a Golden Globe, the actor knows that this has been the role of his life. This is what he said during his visit to Madrid, in which Brian Cox visited the Prado Museum and found the painting that best represents Logan Roy. Coincidences of life.

With the arrival of the fourth season, ‘Succession’ says goodbye and Brian Cox has done it sooner than the fans thought. “The explanation was that the reason was obvious. It is a succession. We needed a corpse”, he explained in the interview with Vulture. “If it was a different show, we might have gotten into a more mysterious frame: ‘Logan is dead?’ That kind of thing. But I think Jesse [Armstrong, el creador] He realized that it had to be the way it had to be, and he made the decision to do it.”

And so the legend died, the patriarch, Logan Roy. It sure wasn’t easy for Brian Cox himself after five years in this character, and sharing scenes with Jeremy Strong, Kieran Culkin, Sarah Snook and the rest of the cast. Interestingly, Cox has revealed that one of the last scenes he shot with his classmates was the karaoke scene in 4×02 of ‘Succession’, in which Logan tells his children, “I love you, but you’re not serious people.” Logan Roy, relentless to the end.