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Kieran Culkin on the boathouse scene and the Roy siblingsā dynamics (with a focus on Kendall and Roman and expectations on them in childhood). (x)
From an interview with Kieran Culkin with Vanity Fair - June 19, 2019
honestly it is so beautiful and ineffably sad if the roy siblings never really speak to each other again i see them as each otherās prison and the horror is that to continue living you have to cease knowing the only other people in the world who knew what it was like to be you but they never knew actually
yes succession is dead but i do think the s1 finale crash is one of the most beautifully constructed and poignant constellations of scenes in the whole series and i love jokes and i love killing nuance but i could go on about the changes made from the original script they released to what is in the episode and how the narrative of it is reconstructed by logan and colin and kendall himself and so we go on to integrate that info and believe itā¦the past isnāt realā¦.etc ā¦.
But for Roman, the thought of a young, helpless Logan, a frightened boy, breaks something inside him.
like many others season 2 of succession is my favorite, but I do think that season 1 has a claustrophobia to it that is so special and such a signature, both in the structure of the story (as someone else said recently, the whole story is told by 1.10) and in the physical space. we spend a lot more time inside in season 1
i do think it's unreasonable to expect every single character in a giant ensemble to get a worthwhile send-off but i do think "oh gerri is ####competent ###neverwrong" and so keeps her job is disappointing and i really do resent how so much of her plot turned into being wrt roman honestly
me and brian cox: what about gerri and marcia!!!!!
I mean⦠itās not uninteresting. ā Fantastic. Great. So listen, thereās a part two to this. Why donāt we talk this over with Sandy?
SUCCESSION (2018ā2023) S01E09: Prague
best episode of succession
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You know those lonely, so very real late night/early morning hours Logan used to spend watching bad anchoring on his empire's flagship channel, Roman wants to spend watching GILFs getting a pounding, that's literally his legacy. That's his life's work. And they call him gay lol.
roman roy is so jerry horne coded
god remember in the spring how on sundays you would watch succession and it would make you feel so so so so bad and then youād log on to tumblr dot com and the succession tag would be like 90 variations in a row on āhey lads how are we all killing ourselves tonight?ā best days of my life iāve never been more alive
i'll talk chiantishire any time
truly cannot trust anyone talking about succession on this website when austerlitz and chiantishire are losers in that bracket......
I think one of the things succession did well was that moments that probably were not that significant/didnāt really mean anything or materially change the past cast giant terrifying shadows and shape the present
Round 1
Which is the better episode of Succession?
2.04 - Safe Room
3.08 - Chiantishire