"Succession" is an American black comedy drama television series directed by Jesse Armstrong.
The starring cast includes Hiam Abbass, Brian Cox, Nicholas Braun, Kieran Culkin, Peter Friedman, Matthew Macfadyen, Natalie Gold, Sarah Snook, Alan Ruck, Jeremy Strong and others.
Here are "Succession" TV series trailer, plot summary, full cast and characters, release date and everything we know so far.
Trailer
Is there a trailer for Succession TV series?
HBO on Thursday, July 11, 2019 released the trailer for "Succession" you can watch here:
Succession: Season 2 | Official Trailer | HBO.
Plot summary
What is Succession TV series plot?
Here is a short review of "Succession" TV series plot summary.
Succession follows the Roy family, owners of media conglomerate Waystar RoyCo. The family patriarch, Logan Roy (Brian Cox), has experienced a decline in health. His four children - removed oldest son Connor (Ruck), power-hungry Kendall (Strong), irreverent Roman (Kieran Culkin), and politically savvy Siobhan (Snook) - all with varying degrees of connection to the company, begin to prepare for a future without their father, and each begins vying for prominence within the company.
Cast
Who plays who in the Succession TV series?
Here is the full cast and characters of "Succession" TV series. Actors and actresses are sorted mostly in credits order.
Hiam Abbass as Marcia Roy the third wife of Logan Roy
Brian Cox as Logan Roy the Dundee-born billionaire founder of media and entertainment conglomerate Waystar RoyCo
Nicholas Braun as Greg Hirsch the grandnephew of Logan Roy and grandson of Ewan Roy
Kieran Culkin as Romulus "Roman" Roy the third and youngest son of Logan Roy, from his second marriage
Peter Friedman as Frank Vernon the COO of Waystar RoyCo and longtime confidant of Logan Roy
Matthew Macfadyen as Tom Wambsgans Shiv's husband and a Waystar executive
Natalie Gold as Rava Roy (season 1), Kendall's estranged wife with whom he has three children
Sarah Snook as Siobhan "Shiv" Roy the youngest child and only daughter of Logan Roy from his second marriage
Alan Ruck as Connor Roy the eldest son of Logan Roy, from his first marriage
Jeremy Strong as Kendall Roy the second son of Logan Roy, from his second marriage
Rob Yang as Lawrence Yee the founder of media website Vaulter that as acquired by Waystar RoyCo
Arian Moayed as Stewy Hosseini (season 2 - present, recurring season 1), an Iranian-American financier and friend of Kendall's
J. Smith-Cameron as Gerri Kellman (season 2 - present, recurring season 1), general counsel to Waystar RoyCo
Justine Lupe as Willa Ferreyra (season 3, recurring seasons 1 - 2), Connor Roy's young girlfriend
David Rasche as Karl Muller (season 3, recurring seasons 1 - 2), Waystar RoyCo's chief financial officer and member of the company's legal team
Fisher Stevens as Hugo Baker (season 3, recurring season 2), a senior communications executive in charge of managing a scandal involving Brightstar cruise lines
Scott Nicholson as Colin Logan's body man
Mary Birdsong as Marianne Hirsch (season 1), Logan's niece and Greg's mother
Molly Griggs as Grace (season 1), Roman's ex-girlfriend
Swayam Bhatia as Sophie Roy Kendall's daughter
Quentin Morales as Iverson Roy Kendall's son
Juliana Canfield as Jess Jordan Kendall's assistant
Judy Reyes as Eva (season 1), a member of Waystar RoyCo's legal team and an executive producer at ATN, a news channel owned by Waystar RoyCo
Larry Pine as Sandy Furness the owner of a rival media conglomerate
Ashley Zukerman as Nate Sofrelli a political strategist and former romantic partner of Shiv's
Jake Choi as Tatsuya (season 1), an associate of Lawrence
Peggy J. Scott as Jeane (season 1), Logan's secretary
Eisa Davis as Joyce Miller (season 1), the former attorney general of New York elected to a seat in the United States Senate for whom Shiv serves as a political strategist
Mark Blum as Bill Lockhart the retiring head of Waystar RoyCo's Adventure Parks division
James Cromwell as Ewan Roy Logan's estranged older brother and Greg's grandfather
Eric Bogosian as Gil Eavis a Democratic presidential candidate and United States Senator whom Nate introduces to Shiv
Caitlin FitzGerald as Tabitha Roman's girlfriend
Darius Homayoun as Amir (season 1), Marcia's son
Harriet Walter as Caroline Collingwood the second wife of Logan Roy, and mother to Kendall, Shiv, and Roman
Danny Huston as Jamie Laird (season 2), a banker and financier
Jack Gilpin as Mr. Wambsgans (season 1), Tom's father
Jeannie Berlin as Cyd Peach (season 2), head of ATN
Holly Hunter as Rhea Jarrell (season 2), the CEO of PGM
Kristin Griffith as Mrs. Wambsgans (season 1), Tom's mother and a highly respected attorney in the Minneapolis - Saint Paul area
Jessica Hecht as Michelle Pantsil (season 2), a writer researching an unauthorized biography of Logan
Annabelle Dexter-Jones as Naomi Pierce (season 2), Nan Pierce's cousin
Cherry Jones as Nan Pierce (season 2), the de facto head of the Pierce family and majority owner of PGM
Babak Tafti as Eduard Asgarov (season 2), an Azerbaijani billionaire pursued by Roman for his money and ties to the Azerbaijani sovereign wealth
Dagmara Domińczyk as Karolina Novotney (season 2 - present, recurring season 1), Head of PR for Waystar RoyCo and a member of Waystar RoyCo's legal team
Parker Sawyers as Alessandro Daniels ("Celebration"), an executive of Waystar RoyCo present during the Vaulter acquisition meetings
David Patrick Kelly as Paul Chambers ("Which Side Are You On?"), a member of Waystar RoyCo's board that votes against a vote of no confidence in regards to Logan
Annika Boras as Anna Newman ("Sad Sack Wasp Trap"), an on-air personality at ATN, the news network owned by Waystar RoyCo, that Kendall takes to the family's annual charity event, the Roy Endowment Creative New York (RECNY) ball
Griffin Dunne as Dr. Alon Parfit ("Austerlitz"), a corporate therapist hired to work with the Roy family as Logan attempts to rehabilitate their public image
Jeremy Shamos as Mark Pierce ("Tern Haven"), a member of the Pierce family
Mark Linn-Baker as Maxim Pierce ("Tern Haven"), a member of the Pierce family
Nore Davis as Zell Simmons ("Argestes"), a stand-up comedian
Christine Spang as Lucy
Kelly Nash as ATN Newscaster
Michael Izquierdo as Jonas
Nick Mills as Matt
John Rue as Dr. Judith
Brock Yurich as Brex
Noelle Hogan as Isla
Katie Lee Hill as Sarah
Jorge Chapa as Doorman
Patch Darragh as Ray
Saamer Usmani as Chris
Lynne McCollough as Joan
Victor Slezak as Senator Roberts
Greg Harvey as Fikret
Zoe Winters as Kerry
Brian Hotaling as Mark
Tom Morley as Doddy
Zack Robidas as Mark Ravenhead
David Robert Moore as Male Employee
Anna Wilson-Jones as Charlotte
Linda Marie Larson as Senator Katherine Gilliard
Julian Wheeler as Helicopter Pilot
Debbye Turner as Susan Vardy
Sharla McBride as ATN Newscaster
Mark Thomas Epperson as ATN Newscaster
Lia Lando as Pierce Anchor
Lauren Patten as Angela
Zach Cherry as Brian
Ingvar Sigurdsson as Magnusson
Edan Alexander as Kid at Theme Park #2
Jördis Richter as Spa Worker
Angus Wright as Phillipe Layton
David Anzuelo as Pablo
Zoe Chao as Joyce Miller's Staff
Gunnar Ingi Halldorsson as Driver
Max Gordon Moore as Peter Pierce
Aaron Albano as Young Executive #1
Norma Aurel as Protest Girl
Christopher Convery as Kid at Theme Park #1
Becky Baumwoll as Head of Guest Relations
Victoria Bermudez as Barista
Karl Melberg as Icelandic Studio Tech
Christina Rouner as Marnie Pierce
Ryan Begay as Leon
Michael Braun as Chris
Nick Choksi as Ilhan
Gary Curasi as Greg's Taxi Driver
Drew Gehling as Business Alchemist
Richard Vernon as Richard
Anthony Arkin as Bill Lockheart
James Beaman as Roman's Advisor
Selina Boyack as Theresa Dodds
Jill Dalton as Diner
Sólveig Eva as Icelandic Make-up Artist
Robert David Grant as Bun Mountford
Jacqueline Antaramian as Ilona Shenoy
Kimberly Bigsby as Janelle
James Michael Brown as Office Keeper
Michelle Duffy as Sharon Peters
Austin Durant as Dr. Ashbury
Christopher Chan as Kenneth Chan
Madeline Grey DeFreece as Laurie
Gabriela Garcia as Rosa
Marina Kondo as Translator
Sydney Lemmon as Jennifer
Sally Murphy as Kira
Dave Bobb as Car Service Driver
Joey Brooks as Tanner
Nick Fondulis as Puking Guy
Joel Hatch as Bob Galpin
Raymond J. Lee as Theme Park Attendant
Taylor Ortega as Greta
Sal Cecere as NY Reporter 1
David K. Conklin as Customer
Cheryse Dyllan as Organizer
Michael Halling as Kendall's Advisor
Yoshiro Kono as Japanese Exec
Sommer Blair as Fiona
Vic Browder as Randall Pierce
Esther Chen as White House Aide #1
Jade Kedrick as Amy
Jared Martinez as Tolly
Sandi Bergen as NY Reporter 2
Jennifer Black as Chairwoman
Cate Bottiglione as Mom
Alison Chace as Newscaster
Chris Fulton as Max
Kate Levy as Sally-Anne Cordell
Gabriela Lopez Hernandez as Lawrence's Assistant
Deborah Chavez as Tara
Helen Coxe as Receptionist
Robert S. Gregory as Dewi Swann
Marcus Ho as Dr. Lewis
Julia Murney as Trainer
Mallory Ann Wu as Gina
Amaya Braganza as Teen Family Member
Bryan Burton as Sound Tech
Helena Du Randt as Toni
Asher Grodman as Sam
Stephen Innocenzi as Hot Dog Vendor
Dani Martineck as Isobel
Justin McGiver as Nature Guide
Stacey Scotte as Housekeeper
Ryan Jason Cook as Hertz Guy
Riley F. Hansen as Gladhander #1
Surina Jindal as Sarita Shenoy
Mei C Li as Nurse Buckley
Joseph J. Parks as Photographer #2
Jeena Yi as Kara
Andrew Byatt as Hotel Manager
Adit Dileep as Victor
Matt Hurley as Peter
Christopher Kelly as Stefan Strauss
Laakan McHardy as Nikki
Glenn Morizio as Joel Mastin
Michael Nathanson as Waystar Executive
Roya Shanks as Sarah Kilmartin
Susan Blackwell as Stephanie
Tony Demil as Chang
Bret Lada as White House Aide #2
Drew Lewis as Brad Kilmartin
Justin Long as Halal Guy
Ron Simons as Photographer #1
Tom Duncan as Photographer
Martha Millan as Maria
Diomargy Nuñez as Octavia
Ian Poake as Scott
Cerelina Proesl as Nia
Alexander Sokovikov as Anton
Tim Berrington as Dennis
Bebe Browning as Kelly
Anna Crilly as Barmaid
Kym Gomes as Maria
Michael Mulhearn as Gladhander #2
Eric Pargac as Dr. Lipe
Tremayne Rollins as Kalfu
Phil Smrek as Kendall's Lawyer
Valerie Edmond as Organizer
Hunter Emery as Security Guard
Ivica Marc as Guide
Greg Powrie as Steve Dodds
Wayne Pyle as Steve Cox
Phoenix Carnevale as Karen
Richard Huw as Vicar
Cambridge Jones as Photographer
Jeffrey Omura as Rob
John Ottavino as Mr. Polk
Jon Norman Schneider as Dr. Montgomery
Mihran Slougian as Datu
Reginald Bannerman as Security Guard #2
Tyler Fauntleroy as Waystar PR Flack
Ekin Koç as Kadir
Nick Reynolds as Man on the Street
Jamie Richard-Stewart as Staff Manager
Sathya Sridharan as Gavin
Michael Crane as Roland
Greta Quispe as Malaya
Manny Rubio as Mac
Wayne Stephens as Waiter
Gameela Wright as Dr. Johnson
Selim Bayraktar as Zeynal
Robert Jack as Assistant
Erin Roche as Aide
Talia Thiesfield as Sacha
Albert Welling as Paul Dodds
Peter Evangelista as Waiter
Jason Selvig as Street Guy
Mandy Siegfried as Lisa
Bisserat Tseggai as Asha
Ian Creed as Coach
Ken Perlstein as Dad
Tony Roach as Christo
Eric Robertson as Master of Ceremonies
Vin Knight as Teleprompter Operator
Tom Weiss as Noah
Toshiro Yamaguchi as Photographer
Nadia Quinn as Paula Conroy
Preston Fritz Smith as Lobbyist
Adi Stein as Stanley
Douglas Waterbury-Tieman as Male Assistant
Nikki Massoud as Jai
Zijad Gracic as Amin
Amos VanderPoel as Jonah
Pearl Rhein as Waitress
Robert Krog as Dave
Max Woertendyke as Corey
Omar A. Soriano as Lift Guy
Katie Hartke as Senior ATN Staff
Lloyd Boyd as Dancer
Jonas Cohen as Senior ATN Staff #2
Charisma Glasper as Dance Troupe #1
Alex Emanuel as ATN Newscaster
Kassandra Cruz as Dance Troupe #2
Zoe Hollinshead as Dance Troupe #3
Ehizoje A. as Dance Troupe #4
Gabriel Hyman as Dance Troupe #5
Karen Goeller as Driver
Cesar Timothy as College Student
Gina Jun as Waystar Executive
Chad H Peterson as Mover
Rick Voight as Party Guest
Filming
What are Succession filming details?
"Succession" series are produced by Gary Sanchez Productions, Hyperobject Industries and Project Zeus.
The average duration of each episode is 56 - 66 minutes. Country of origin: United States. Original language: English.
Rating
What are critics and audiences saying about Succession TV series?
"Succession" TV series got high rating from critics. IMDB rating is 8.6/10. Rotten Tomatoes rating is 86/100.
Sources
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