Brian Cox Supports Hollywood Screenwriters on Strike for Better Conditions and Recognition

Brian Coxwho played Logan Roy in Successionshowed his support for the Hollywood screenwriters who have been on strike since May 2, which threatens to collapse the film industry until they reach agreements that guarantee better working conditions.

In the words of the Scottish actor, screenwriters are the primary forces behind the creative work of each of the film productions, so they deserve to be rewarded for their value.

Thousands of television and film writers began a strike on May 2 due to the lack of agreement with the main studios and platforms in the industry.

Brian Cox supported the screenwriters on strike in the United States, who express their risk due to the implementation of artificial intelligence in projects in their future work, as well as discontent regarding the remuneration they receive for their work.

In addition, the Logan Roy interpreter took time to talk about his premature goodbye in Successionone of the most watched series in recent years on the HBO Max platform, and of which he assures that he has not yet seen the final chapter.

Brian Cox called series creator Jesse Armstrong a “genius” for his involvement in the chaotic family story and for his other productions.

Some of the requests made by the writers who started the strike in Hollywood include: guaranteeing minimum dimensions for the “mini rooms”, which proportional payments are regularized for creators every time their work is re-streamed and the use of artificial intelligence is regulated.