#succession interview

[kendallville]

‘Parents who love their children also f--- them up’: How we wrote Succession

- Amazing Interview with Jesse Armstrong and Lucy Prebble

And I feel validated by this comment:

I've always perceived Tom and Greg in a similar way!

[brotherscar-archive]

kieran culkin for variety

[applciuux]

does anyone have that clip of a kieran culkin red carpet or premiere carpet or whateva intevie where hes asked how he is coping with fame and he says "alcohol" ? i know its in succession era, pre s4 def, dont know what exact season it was for

[aegondluvrs]

me after acting insane

[such-a-little-nothing]

Lorene Scafaria on directing Jeremy Strong in “Too Much Birthday” (3x07) - “’God, I’m Crying Over Kendall?’” Vulture. 

[ratmonk]

But Succession’s terms and conditions are that no one really changes. “I’m always a little suspicious about growth,” says Armstrong (...) “The idea that we all grew through life, had more perspective and wisdom and therefore maybe took greater care of people around us — I don’t think it is true.” It’s an arc he thinks works better in film: “Something changes and somebody grows and they learn something and that’s the end of the movie. I don’t think that’s impossible, but I’m suspicious of that shape to people’s lives. It’s hard to change in a fundamental way.”

something that jesse armstrong said in this vulture article that i think about incessantly

[aegondluvrs]

jeremy strong saying “dramaturgically” is so kendall roy coded