They are inflated and overrated: Brian Cox with statements about Hollywood stars in his new autobiography

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It is always scandalous and intriguing to read something new about the biggest stars on the planet, and that makes the impatient release of the upcoming autobiography of the star from "Succession" for the details that he has to share.

Brian Cox has decided to reveal his views on several Hollywood stars, including Johnny Depp, Quentin Tarantino and Stephen Segal, in his upcoming autobiography, Putting the Rabbit in the Hat, which is expected to be released on January 18 next year.

"I am personally sure that he, he is full of himself, overestimated. I mean, "Edward Scissorhands." Let's be honest, if you appear with such hands and face pale and all with make-up cuts, you do not have to do anything. And he did nothing. "Consequently, he has done even less," Cox said in a small excerpt that reveals the book.

Cox has turned down the role played by Depp in "Pirates of the Caribbean" according to his memoir. But Depp is not the only A-list actor Cox dares to talk about.

"I think his work is only about credit and praise. Everything is so superficial. Mechanical action instead of depth. "A style where there has to be an essence," Cox wrote of Quentin Tarantino.

He goes on to say that he left Pulp Fiction, and decided to work on it only if the phone rang again.

Steven Segal, the actor with whom he worked on "The Glimmer Man", says he was funny in real life in the same way he looked on screen.

 

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Still, it's not all ridicule: there are warm words for the late Alan Rickman, who starred in "Therese Raquin" and "Unforgivable Blackness," who he says is one of the cutest, finest, best, and most incredibly smart men ever. met them.

 

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Cox intrigued by the veracity of his statements.

"Did I tell the truth?" Did I invent it all? It starts to panic you. Am I being unfair to people, am I not nice? "There are a lot of different and weird emotions that come from writing a book like this," Cox said openly.

 

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