Jeremy Strong is "Ready" For Succession to End | Season 4 Cast Interview 

Don't be sad. As they say, you can't make a tomlette without breaking some greggs

the conheads are gonna be devastated when they hear about this...

At least we know Connor and Willa met online

Bwahahahahahha

4-5 Seasons is the sweet spot for shows. Have finality and telling networks "when it's over, it's over" makes the writing process much more intentional. I'm sure they'll look into spinoffs, but the main show should always be great from start to finish.

When a show ends it is sad. Every show ends one day. In this case, it is Succession that has done so.

@@sankarsshanansundararajan8829 😂😂😂😂

oh my god, I'm not sure, maybe I'm just reading too much into it, but you can feel the genuine sadness, when he says it

Lmaoooo seriouslt

He's like I hope we're not Game of Thrones! LOLLLLLL

​@@SuperRobertoClemente Same thing I was thinking as he was speaking he was Figuratively saying Game of Thrones

He started off Answering like Nick and then turned into Greg at the end 😂

this did not age well

Narcissists are enchanting

@@adshar20000 he is not narcissist

😂😂you caught that too

He seems different than usual here, he typically comes off a lot like Greg but here he seems like a different person. Odd.

His delivery of the GoT reference was *chefs kiss*

Nicholas 100% blinked, shook his head, and totally Greg'd out there because he did not want to mention Game of Thrones by name lol. No doubt about it.

😂😂 exactly what I thought too from his look and words...lol...he's so expressive

I haven't heard her fuck it up once.

He’s an insanely intense actor. It’s probably a relief for him when any project is over and he can go back to normal life.

I put myself through torture in stage plays with method acting. For decades. I finally quit doing that when I was about 48. Didn’t need it anymore. It is unnecessary.

I just looked Knausgård up, sounds interesting. I am glad they decided to change the titles for German language as I would not ever buy a book here called "Mein Kampf" (for obvious reasons)

@@sisiwasabi81 Is that book illegal in Germany? We had it in our school libraries when I was a kid (in TX). It was presented as like a research thing. Not really like part of the curriculum or suggested that anything about it was good. Although there are certainly very many racists in my rural area.

he is so me (big knausgaard fans)

@@citizen_wayne Mein Kampf was banned in Germany until 2016 when it entered the public domain. Owning the book is no longer a crime.

@@citizen_wayne yh right ”research”

Yeaaaah I bet he’s exhausted, poor guy

yes she seems like such a sweet person 💓

You’re saying it like it already ended. I’m sure Greg will develop a lot more as a character by the end!

Well no he’s become a lot more corrupt like suing green peace. He acts the same but has now realized his awkwardness and stuttering makes people see him as an idiot so he uses it to his advantage. He’s blackmailed many people

Nah, it doesn't need one

hard to tell if he is or if he just gets into that zone when he's filming the show and doing the press runs for it due to his 'method acting' (I put it in inverted commas as I know there a lot of people who consider it pretentious bullshit but whatever he does, it clearly works).

the writers are too good for the ending to be bad.. but i definitely think it’ll be a controversial one seeing how they’re talking about it

@@pissypamper7789 I hope it is, nothing worse than a "fan service"-y ending

They’re all gonna hug and give the money to charity!

I imagine he's difficult but his methods clearly work as his performances have been another level. I actually quite liked seeing Cox taking the piss out of him in real life about his method acting, probably helps with the tense chemistry between the two of them in scenes.

I think his response was poignant. Sometimes as writers, it’s important to know when to end. He feels his character has fully developed, so continuing the story may jeopardize a well told story. We’ve seen it happen many times before with shows going on longer than it should.

@@Radiance230 exactly, he wasn't saying he wasn't sad it's over just that he feels it has come to a natural end which is fair.

She’s Australian!

@@gabi-ed3uq She’s amazing. I just discovered that David is Scottish/Welsh. Amazing, all of them.

The Conheads are definitely gonna love this

She's Australian

@@sauce1232 My bad!

It would be a joke. It’s enough family drama the firstvtwo season were great the thrid the writing was still good but the storyline itself it just shaky

She is Australian

??? not at all

I enjoy it. But I respect your opinion.

the cyclical nature of succession IS part of it's appeal

he's an actor...but in all seriousness, it's important to have the down to earth artists and the self indulgent pretentious ones too, great art has been produced at both end of the spectrum. Whatever Jeremy does it has worked as his performances were exceptional in this show, would I like to go for a pint with him? Probably not lol.

@@dddgtsd a really good and interesting point actually

@@dddgtsd yeah I admire his work a lot, but I'd probably shoot myself if I was locked in a room with him for a day

at what point was he blinded by his arrogance in these clips?

he’s literally just talking?

@@appleman1000100 -- all the characters are stereotypes with no backstory. The Culkin dude is so annoying, he's like a cartoon jester just there to be disgusting and rude, serving no purpose in the plot and contributing nothing to the fictional corporation he's supposedly part of. Shiv is suppose to be some expert on running political campaigns but when does she do that, it's never shown. In the seventh episode the guy starts drinking again but I was like who cares because we're never given any real backstory on him to begin with. It's never explained why the older brother can't find a wife other than that prostitute; I mean, he's terribly wealthy and not bad looking, why can't he just find a real woman? The first episode introduces the asian dude that's merging with the company as if he's going to be some major part of the show but then he only appears like two times again in basically cameo appearances. In one of his appearances he's with a boy-toy even though there was no suggestion he was gay prior to that or why if he's so successful and gay he wouldn't have an actual boyfriend or husband, just some disposable boy toy to take to dinner. We're suppose to believe the guy's college friend just has billions of dollars sitting around to save the company from the bank take-over, but how, why, really? That guy has billions of dollars sitting around? This show must pick up in the next season because I literally can't stand watching the first season, it's so boring, implausible and unbelievable.

Tbh any answer or explanation for questions wouldn’t advance the plot of the show. It’s rly not that important to know why the Asian guy can’t find a husband or how the friend made his billions of dollars. I think you should keep watching because the show gets better.

@@AG-hd6se -- well thanks for your opinion but I think it's totally necessary to understand character motivations in order to get engrossed into a show. I still have the last three and a half episodes to watch. I doubt I'll do it any time soon because I literally had to shut the last episode off in a rage quit, it was so frustratingly pointless. Shiv is about to have an affair with that creepy dude with the big eyes right smack in the middle of her father's fake therapy session. Why? Like literally in the last episode they spent the night together and supposedly didn't sleep together although that was completely vague as well, so why all of a sudden is she going to leave her husband at the therapy get together and go cheat on him? It's out of character. It doesn't make sense. What is this new trend of making shows and movies in which none of the characters are likeable. The only character I half-like is Strong's character and only because he seems to be trying to do what's right but continuously keeps getting shafted by the erratic, nonsensical behavior of the rest of his family. It's as if the show is really about a bunch of sleazy used car dealers who are mentally ill and think they are rich and own a huge powerful media giant, but in real life they are uncouth peasants wearing thrift store clothes unable to understand how civilized society operates. It's like watching Always Sunny in Philadelphia if that show was totally not funny and instead they went around doing stupid stuff and saying stupid things but taking it all seriously.

@@cjlaity1 it’s important to take entertainment lightly and not to overanalyse it. Even Shakespeare’s work can be wrought with implausibility

Exactly!!!