Brian Cox

Scottish actor

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2025 Cox signed a letter criticizing the film industry's 'passivity' during the ongoing Gaza genocide, prior to the Cannes Film Festival.
2025 Production of 'The Score' transferred from Theatre Royal, Bath to Theatre Royal, Haymarket.
2024 Confirmed to appear in two upcoming films: 'Skelly' and 'The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim'.
2023 Played the lead role of Johann Sebastian Bach in Oliver Cotton's play 'The Score' at the Theatre Royal, Bath, directed by Trevor Nunn.
2023 Concluded his role in 'Succession', having won a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor in a Drama Series and receiving three Primetime Emmy Award nominations for the role.
October 2023 Cox signed the Artists4Ceasefire letter calling for a ceasefire during the Israel-Hamas war and recorded a reading of a poem by Refaat Alareer, a Palestinian writer killed in an Israeli airstrike.
2022 Starred in the political thriller 'The Independent', portraying an experienced journalist who collaborates with a young reporter to uncover a major conspiracy.
2022 Executive produced and starred in the American drama film 'Mending the Line', playing a Vietnam veteran who teaches a young injured soldier fly fishing as a coping mechanism.
October 2022 Cox acknowledged he was unlikely to ever return to living in Scotland due to the weather.
October 2022 Cox criticized Conservative Prime Minister Liz Truss in the wake of the September 2022 United Kingdom mini-budget.
2021 Cox played Paul Rivers in the horror film Separation and did voice work for the animated short-film Wittgenstein's Poker as Bertrand Russell.
2021 Cox voiced the English version of Niander Wallace Sr. in the Japanese-American animated series Blade Runner: Black Lotus.
2021 Cox signed 'A Letter Against Apartheid' during the Israel-Palestine crisis, supporting six Palestinian artists.
2021 Brian Cox read his own autobiography Putting the Rabbit in the Hat and narrated The Word of God Audio Bible.
2021 Cox voiced Augustus in Neil Gaiman's The Sandman: Act II, the second installment of Audible's New York Times best-selling original.
July 2021 Cox was announced as part of the cast of the family drama Prisoner's Daughter, which was released at the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival, with his performance receiving particular praise.
April 2021 Cox provided voiceovers for television advertisements launching the online property portal Boomin.
2020 Cox began voicing television advertisements for McDonald's.
2020 Cox narrated the RSV-CE's Truth & Life Dramatized Audio Bible.
2020 Directed the UK premiere of Joshua Sobol's Sinners — The English Professor.
2020 Cox began voice-acting in the sci-fi series From Now as Hunter, the formerly identical brother of Richard Madden's character.
2020 Reprised his role as Grand Marshal of the New York City Tartan Day Parade, becoming the first previous Grand Marshal to return since the parade moved to Manhattan's Sixth Avenue.
2020 Served as executive producer for the series From Now (continued through 2021).
2020 Cox starred as Gilles in the American neo-noir thriller Last Moment of Clarity and played Milton Hunter, a powerful art dealer, in The Bay of Silence.
2020 Narrated Alexander: The Story of a Legendary Leader radio production.
November 2020 Announced as part of the cast of 'Unsinkable', an audio movie series about the MV San Demetrio, featuring eleven 20-minute episodes about the tanker's wartime survival story.
April 2020 Became patron of the British American Drama Academy, with whom he has a decades-long association, including directing collaborations with the Moscow Art Theatre and holding regular Masterclasses.
January 2020 Cox called for a second referendum on Scottish independence, arguing that Labour had 'failed' in Scotland.
January 2020 Removed from patronage of the Mid-Lin Daycare Centre in Dundee after four years, due to his confession of using and endorsing recreational cannabis.
2019 Cox was The Voice in the supernatural black comedy short film A Modern Magician, and voiced Death in Good Omens.
2019 Narrated the epic full-cast radio drama The Stuarts.
2019 Cox played Father Reilly in the comedy drama The Last Right.
2019 Returned to Broadway to star as Lyndon B. Johnson in Robert Schenkkan's The Great Society at the Vivian Beaumont Theater.
August 2019 Cox starred as Shane in the romantic comedy Remember Me and reprised his role in the second season of Succession, winning the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Television Series Drama.
June 2019 Cox played William 'Bill' Erwin in the thriller Strange But True, an adaptation of John Searles' novel.
2018 Played John Bernard Books in the radio dramatisation of The Shootist and appeared as a talking head in Dead Ringers: Series 18.
2018 Began starring as Logan Roy in the HBO series 'Succession'.
2018 Cox provided the opening narration for the horror film Dark Highlands.
2018 He voiced Mr Widdershins in the animated series Widdershins, portraying a gentleman whose life is pampered by automated machines.
December 2018 Appointed head of the international jury at the Golden Unicorn Awards.
November 2018 Cox starred as Henry in James Franco's drama The Pretenders.
May 2018 Cox starred in The Etruscan Smile as Rory MacNeil, playing a dying man who reunites with his estranged son.
April 2018 Brian Cox reprised his role as Captain John O'Hagen in Super Troopers 2, after initial script drafts had excluded his character.
2017 Cox narrated the multi award-winning short film Kubrick by Candlelight, which explores behind-the-scenes of Stanley Kubrick's Barry Lyndon.
2017 Cox voiced Conrad and Crunch in both the UK and US versions of Bob the Builder: Mega Machines.
October 2017 Made an honorary patron for Capital Theatre's campaign to modernize the historic King's Theatre Edinburgh and preserve it for future generations.
June 2017 Starred in the critically acclaimed historical war drama Churchill, playing the title role of Winston Churchill.
January 2017 Brian Cox provided the voiceover for Virgin TV's cross-platform advertising campaign promoting Virgin TV Anywhere service.
2016 Starred as Sir Michael Gifford in The Carer, winning a Career Achievement Award at the Stony Brook Film Festival and receiving a BAFTA Scotland Awards nomination for Best Actor.
2016 Became co-artistic director of the Mirror Theater Ltd.

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