Logan Roy Plays Boar On The Floor | Succession | HBO
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Beginning where season one dramatically left off, season two of this series follows the members of the Roy family as they struggle to retain control of their empire, and while the future looks increasingly uncertain, it is the past that threatens to ultimately destroy them.
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Succession: Boar On The Floor (Season 2 Episode 3 Clip) | HBO
コメント (21)
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The most shocking thing about this scene is that Tom didn’t sell out Greg.
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One of the most uncomfortable scenes I have ever watched where there was no violence.
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And everyone who didn’t back Kendall when he tried to get the board to vote against Logan because he was becoming deranged is just questioning alllllll their life choices
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This is the most dehumanizing, disturbing, jaw dropping, and hilarious scene ever. It's just perfectly dark, levelling up Succession into one of my favorite shows on air.
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This was such an intense scene but when Tom is like “How the fuck would I know Greg, you think I have a rational explanation for this!?!” 😂😂😂
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in scenes like these you can really tell how the roy siblings grew up. its something about the shows way of showing us their past without actual flashbacks. i can only imagine what it was like growing up with this guy
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"But the rules are you're spared if you tell the truth". Nice try, Greg.
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This scene, right here, is when SUCCESSION jumped to another level.
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Dont know why but Tom asking Karl "Have you played it before?" is fucking funny.
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The saddest part of this is that Kendall and Roman don't seem to act like this is unfamiliar behavior from their father.
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Succession is already a great show, but the Boar on the Floor scene alone is going to be one of those moments that defines what this series is all about.
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When Logan walks up behind Kendall and puts his hands on Kendall's shoulders at 2:00, he leans in and seems to physically take over Kendall, like he's speaking through Kendall, then disengages and resumes speaking through his own body. This scene is obviously about Logan Roy's control over the people present, but his power over Kendall is so complete that it's like mind-contronl.
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I love when kendall and roman fighting over phone and camera pans on Greg who is eating his sausage 😂
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Logan putting his hands on Kendall was so scary and sad. Logan only trusts Kendall because he KNOWS that Kendall will never make a move against him again due to the blackmail. Kendall has become Logan's hand to use as he pleases. What's sad is there is nothing short of literally killing a man that would have brought Logan and Kendall together.
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Brian Cox's acting here is absolutely stunning. It's like he's channeling the character.
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the part where logan puts his hands around Kendall and kind of talks through him is one of the most sinister things i’ve ever seen
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The most disturbing part is when they show the servants out and shut the double doors surely. ABSOLUTE BRILLIANCE ALL OF IT
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The director was inspired by Stalin who would throw lavish drinking parties but he wouldn't drink at all. He would drink water and wait till they did something stupid and hold it over them. This was just a great scene all around. So uncomfortable.
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From boar on the floor to top American CEO
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Brian Cox has such a powerful voice. It’s so naturally authoritative. All of the actors on this show are doing career work.
