"There was a Mark Strand poem called ‘Where Are the Waters of Childhood?’ that I read a lot. You get in touch with that emptiness. You get in touch with searing regrets." - Jeremy Strong for GQ
#succesion#jeremystrong#werefine#notcrying#kendallroy
#1 My struggle - Knausgård
Alma Mahler-Werfel: Diaries
The Spectator Bird - Stegner
The Caretaker - Pinter
The actor and the target - Donnellan
Wherever You Go, There You Are - J. Kabat-Zinn
Four Quartets - T. S. Eliot
In Search of Lost Time - Proust #jeremystrong#books
“The specter of an unlived life is probably the thing I’m most afraid of.”
Go behind the scenes of Jeremy Strong’s GQ cover shoot with Gregory Harris https://t.co/qYtZABQu2O
What it will mean to bid farewell to Kendall Roy: “It will feel like a death, in a way”/
"I’m on the rack… I feel a sense of really wanting to finish this season and possibly the show, in a way that delivers a real payload of what this journey has been.”#WTF#SUCCESSIONHBO
Jeremy Strong has addressed Brian Cox’s statement that “there is a certain amount of pain at the root of Jeremy.”
“I don’t think there is. There’s certainly a lot of pain in Kendall, and I haven’t really met Brian outside of the confines of that.”
(https://t.co/goXwdOfRO4)
This is the only time Logan does sth similar to "normal laugh" around Ken and Rome. Let's add "poor bastards" probably taken as term of endearment and we can curl up in a ball