Renowned actor Brian Cox was spotted in Primrose Hill, marking his first appearance since announcing his positive COVID-19 test. Looking understated and recovering from the virus, the 77-year-old star walked through the affluent neighborhood. Regrettably, Cox had to withdraw from the March and Rally for an Independent Scotland in the EU event, where he planned to deliver a speech in his home country. This event, organized by Believe in Scotland and Yes for EU, will be a significant moment for the independence movement. Cox expressed his disappointment, stating, “I am absolutely gutted to have to miss the Believe in Scotland rally.” However, he assured his involvement in the future by saying, “I would very much like to attend the Believe in Scotland March and Rally planned for early next year.” Once fully recovered, he plans to film an Independence video to make up for missing the event.
Gordon MacIntyre-Kemp, the founder of Believe in Scotland, wished Cox a speedy recovery, acknowledging his star quality and honest integrity when discussing Scotland’s potential as an independent nation. Cox, recognized for his role as Logan Roy in Succession, will also be attending and speaking at the upcoming Cheltenham Literature Festival. This festival, held in Gloucestershire, celebrates contemporary authors through a mixture of ticketed events, family activities, and fringe events. Cox will discuss his memoir, Putting The Rabbit In The Hat, focusing on his journey to fame and his childhood experiences in Dundee.
Following the conclusion of Succession, Cox will return to the London stage in Eugene O’Neill’s Long Day’s Journey Into Night, portraying another complex father figure. Additionally, he is set to host Amazon’s James Bond-inspired gameshow, 007’s Road To A Million. Cox has also shown his support for the strike by members of Hollywood’s Screen Actors Guild, standing against the threat posed by artificial intelligence to their livelihoods. During a rally in London, he passionately argued for legislation that protects actors’ interests from the encroachment of AI.
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