Nicholas Braun Has Some Strong Words on Succession Final Season
So, all the fans are devastated that the fourth season of Succession will be the last.
Certainly, more is not always better; sometimes a limited number of seasons or screen time only gives the work a narrative quality along with logical completeness. And yet, even the actors themselves are reluctant to part with their favorite work.
After wrapping the series, Nicholas Braun, who played Gregg Hirsch (or just cousin Gregg, as the Roy siblings call him), shared his thoughts and feelings with Entertainment Tonight.
"I finished a couple weeks ago, and it was really a tough day, you know, saying goodbye to everybody. It's been the greatest working experience of my life. So saying goodbye to those people was really tough", Brown said with obvious sadness in his eyes. It's great to see actors get so attached to projects.
In addition, according to the actor, all members of the crew were well aware that Succession was nearing its end, but the announcement from the show's creator, Jesse Armstrong, still came as a shock. No wonder, it's a shock to us too!
At the same time, the actors themselves were unaware of the course of events and only became familiar with the script during the table read.
Obviously, Nicholas Braun could not spill the beans in the interview about the events that await us in season 4. The only thing he noted was that "the ending is fire." Of course, you never know what to expect.
And yet the plot of season 4 will continue to focus on the confrontation between Logan Roy, who wants to sell his company to the CEO of media giant GoJo, and his children for power (including veto) within the company.
Regarding Gregg's fate and the possible ascension of Logan Roy's great-nephew to the top of the company, the actor replied with a sly look: "Just believe in Gregg. That's the main thing."
Whatever happens to the characters by the end of the season, we can only wait for the fan-favorite satirical drama about the intrigues of the Roy family that owns Waystar RoyCo.
Most importantly, we know for sure that the ending will not disappoint, as even the actors who did not want to leave the show thought it was exceptional. The fourth season of Succession is scheduled to air on March 26.