Brian Cox Slams Oscars

Perpetually unfiltered ‘Succession’ star Brian Cox has thoughts on awards season: ‘The Oscars are absolute nonsense’
Actor Brian Cox is not someone who minces his words about the art of method acting and many other people, places and things. Now, he’s sharing his candid feelings about the Academy Awards.
Brian Cox slams Oscars, calling it ‘nonsense’
Brian Cox has recently slammed Oscars, calling it “nonsense”.In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the Prisoner’s Daughter actor said, “The Oscars are
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"Those awards [are] a fallacy, quite honestly, because there’s a lot of other good work that goes on outside of what they call 'Oscar season.'"
Brian Cox Feels the Oscars Are 'Absolute Nonsense' for This Reason: 'A Fallacy, Quite Honestly'
Brian Cox explained why he thinks the Oscars are 'absolute nonsense' while arguing that 'I still think my performance is a better performance' in regards to Gary Oldman winning Best Actor for playing Winston Churchill the same year Cox also portrayed the historical figure.
Brian Cox slams 'nonsense' Oscars and disses Gary Oldman: 'My performance was better'
Brian Cox has called the Oscars "nonsense" after he missed out on a nomination in 2017. The 78-year-old Succession star has told how he pays no heed to the Oscars. "The Oscars are absolute nonsense, because everything that's judged in the Oscars,
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‘Absolute Nonsense’: Brian Cox Slams The Oscars
Brian Cox slammed the Academy Awards as being “nonsense” during an interview with The Hollywood Reporter released Dec.16. The star responded to a question about playing Winston Churchill in the 2017 film “Churchill,
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Brian Cox blasts ‘nonsense’ Oscars and shades Gary Oldman’s Winston Churchill role: ‘My performance is better’
That same year, Gary Oldman, 66, played Churchill in the movie “Darkest Hour” and won the Academy Award for Best Actor. “Our ...
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"There should be a case of forgive and forget," said Cox, adding that Spacey "should be given the opportunity to come back to ...
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