Brian Cox is speaking out (again) about Jeremy Strong’s method acting approach — this time, implying that it caused an even bigger negative impact on the “Succession” cast than initially believed.

Cox also doubled down on his criticism of his Succession co-star Jeremy Strong ’s Method acting. He said Strong would be “an even better actor if he just got rid of that so there would be much more inclusiveness in what he did,” saying Strong’s approach wasn’t good for the acting ensemble – “it creates hostility.”

In Cox’s opinion, Method acting in general “creates hostility” for the ensemble, which could have been solved if Strong had just grabbed a bong and chilled out a bit. Why is Cox so confident in this?

In his 2022 memoir, the 78-year-old veteran actor criticized stars like Johnny Depp, Steve Seagal, and director Michael Caton-Jones.

Brian Cox has openly criticised his former Succession co-star Jeremy Strong for his preference for method acting on set, calling it “f**king annoying” amongst other things over the years. And now, Cox is once again doubling down on those claims,

Emmy-award winner Brian Cox has shed light on what he really thinks about Succession co-star Jeremy Strong's intense acting style in a new interview.

Jeremy Strong raised eyebrows with his commitment to method acting — and not all of his Succession costars were on board. The hit HBO series, which premiered in 2018, centers on a wealthy family as they fight for control of their father's company amid his declining health.