
Brian Cox Blasts Hollywood Icons
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Brian Cox, known for his role in Succession, unleashes a series of candid critiques in a recent interview with The Times. He targets Edward Norton, Margot Robbie, Johnny Depp, Ian McKellen, and several directors, including Michael Caton-Jones, David Hare, and Quentin Tarantino. Coxs no-holds-barred approach has sparked buzz in Hollywood, even as he prepares for his directorial debut in Glenrothan, set to hit UK theaters on April 17th.
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0:00On April 3rd, Brian Cox is back-added, dropping brutal takes on his fellow actors in a fresh interview with the Times. The succession star went after Edward Norton, calling him a pain, Margot Robbie, with a mocking Australian accent impression for her weathering heights, Roe and Johnny Depp, who he says is overrated and overblown. Cox even revealed he passed on playing the governor and pirates of the Caribbean just to avoid working with Depp. Off to part went to Jonathan Price. Instead, he also dismissed Ian McKellen's style as not his taste. Fans in Hollywood are buzzing over Cox's no filter rants, especially since he's clashed with big names before. At nearly 80 years old, he's done playing nice, ignoring his wife Nicole's warnings to watch his mouth. He didn't spare directors either, slamming Michael Catton Jones as a total jerk, David Hare with a harsh insult, and Quentin Tarantino as flashy butt. Empty. Meanwhile, Cox is hyping his own directorial debut. In Glenrofen, he stars with Alan Cumming as
1:00feuding brothers in the whiskey business, scarred by their dad hits UK feeders April 17th. Cox promises a collaborative vibe that honors actors, not ego-driven showmanship. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to Entertainment and celebrity news today. AI-powered pop culture coverage.
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