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People were made to laugh on Saturday Night Live, but a new film would focus on the drama that inspired the late night staple in the 1970s. Jason Reitman, 46, who has already cast Ella Hunt to play the late Gilda Radner, Rebecca Fairn as Laraine Newman, and Kim Matula as Jane Curtin, has now decided which actors will play the male characters in The Not-Ready-for-Primetime Players. Gabriel LaBelle, 21, best known for his role as Sammy, a budding filmmaker in Steven Spielberg's The Fabelmen, will play creator and producer Lorne Michaels.

During a bittersweet night at the Screen Actors Guild Awards on Saturday, the cast of hit HBO series Succession enjoyed their 'one last hurrah.' Kieran Culkin, 41, Nicholas Braun, 35, and Matthew Macfadyen, 49, were seen giving a warm hug at the onset before joining the rest of the cast. Elizabeth Debicki who defeated Sarah Snook for The Crown, and Pedro Pascal who triumphed over Culkin, Brian Cox, and Macfady were among the dramatic performances in the television categories.

The Succession cast reunited for a rare Q&A session after sweeping the board at the Emmy Awards. Nicholas Braun, Matthew Macfayden, J. Smith-Culkin, Alan Ruck, Mark Mylod, and designer Jesse Armstrong sat down with moderator Seth Meyers for a FYC function at Paragon Pictures Studios on Tuesday. Brian, 77, scolded his co-stars as they admitted they were shocked when the series came to an end, appearing to be much like Logan Roy in real life.

The 75th annual Emmy Awards' ratings fell significantly on Monday after the ceremony was postponed for four months due to industry strikes. According to The Wrap, viewers hovered around a population of 4.3 million people, citing Nielsen fast national figures.

We need to show our appreciation more, encourage a never-ending supply of cherries to swarm them with statuettes and hear them sob about Mum and Dad. We got all the details at the Emmys Gala on Monday night.

Succession swept the board at last night's Emmy Awards thanks to its Shakespearean storylines, captivating scripts, and a star-studded cast. At last night's Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, the hit HBO series, which came to an end last year, received six coveted awards, including Best Drama for the third year in a row. During its four-season run, viewers were on tenterhooks to see which of media mogul Logan Roy's four children would be selected to lead his company empire. Logan's son-in-law, Tom Wambsgan (played by Matthew Macfadyen), was appointed CEO in a shocking development after feuding siblings Kendall (Jeremy Strong), Shiv ( Sarah Snook ), and Connor (Alan Ruck). Matthew Macfadyen and Saran Snook have also triumphed over their co-stars in real life, with the on-screen husband-and-wife winning 17 awards between them. Here's a look at some of the Succession cast's most recent triumph tales. Image: Alan Ruck, Sarah Snook, Alexander Skarsgard, Brian Cox, Nicholas Braun, Kieran Culkin, Matthew Macfadyen, and J Smith Cameron.

After spending a night out at an Emmy's after-party in Los Angeles on Monday, the actress looked magnificent as she returned home. The Queen Gambit actress, 27, put on a leggy display as she showcased her slim body in a short black leather mini skirt. She rounded off the all black look by wearing a smart black buttoned up jacket that contrasted her platinum blonde locks.

On Monday night, the cast of Succession had a lot to celebrate after the HBO drama gained six Emmys at the 2024 Emmys. (L-R Alan Ruck, Sarah Snook, Alexander Skarsgard, Brian Cox, Nicholas Braun, Kieran Culkin, Matthew Macfadyen, and J. Smith-Cameron) For the third time in a row, the widely acclaimed HBO series about the Roy family's high-stakes fight for a global business empire scooped the coveted Best Drama award. Kieran Culkin, Sarah Snook, and Matthew Macfadyen were also lauded for their contributions in the fourth and final season. Succession was the night's surprise, with 27 nominations - 14 of which were in main categories - and a record-breaking three in the Outstanding Lead Actor category for Kieran, Brian Cox, and Jeremy Strong. Despite Brian losing the award to Kieran, he had no regrets as he kissed him to celebrate his victory (left inset). Although Jeremy Strong (right inset with Brian Cox) was not present at the service, Jesse Armstrong addressed his absence on stage.

The Ted Lasso actor posed with his girlfriend Ellie Heydon at the Emmy Awards in Los Angeles on Monday, looking in high spirits. The pair continued to pack on the PDA during their red carpet appearance together at the Critics Choice Awards 2024 on Sunday. As they stood together for photos at Ellie's cheek during Apple TV+'s Primetime Emmy Party, the actor, 31, planted a sweet kiss on her cheek.

Ru Paul encouraged people to 'listen to a drag queen' as he used Emmy acceptance speech to defend performers reading in libraries. At the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, the Drag Race host, 63, received the Emmy for Outstanding Competition Program at Monday's dinner. It's the sixth time RuPaul's Drag Race has been honoured since 2018, and he used his address to call out retaliation against the drag race. 'Listen, if a drag queen wants to read you a story at a library, listen to her because knowledge is power, and if someone wants to restrict your access to power, they are trying to intimidate you.' We love you, thank you, so listen to a drag queen.'

Niecy Nash-Betts has been lauded for her uplifting acceptance speech as she received the Emmy Award for Supporting Actress in a Dahmer limited series or TV Movie on Monday. In a moving speech, the actress, 53, who starred Glenda Cleveland in the acclaimed series, received the award 'on behalf of every black and brown woman who have gone unheard.' She showed off her ample cleavage and honed curves in a black strapless gown as she declared: 'I'm a winner, baby! Thank you so much for this holy season.

As he received Outstanding Support Actor In A Drama Series Emmy on Monday, Matthew Macfadyen paid tribute to his family and his 'on-screen wives.' In his comeback speech, the Succession actor earned his third Emmy for his role as Tom Wambscan in Succession, as well as his'real wife' Keeley Hawes (right). Nicholas was also nominated in the fiercely fought class, as were two other actors from the show, Alan Ruck and Alexander Skarsgard, and four actors from The White Lotus, F. Murray Abraham, Michael Imperioli, Theo James, and Will Sharpe.

Succession's four Golden Globes gongs returned to form on Sunday evening, eight months after the show came to a close. With Succession taking home top awards such as Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, Best Female Actor, and Best Television Series, Jesse Armstrong, the 81st Annual ceremony in Los Angeles welcomed the gongs.

On Sunday evening, progression came to an end. And as the show's intricate details came to an end, Nicholas Braun, who plays Cousin Greg on the program, took to social media to console the mourning fans. On set, a series of incredible behind-the-scenes snaps of his co-stars posing as his co-stars, including photos of Brian Cox, Jeremy Strong, Sarah Snook, Kevin Culkin, Justine Lupe, and Matthew Macfadyen, delighting followers.

It has been named one of the best television series of all time, and it has made household names out of some of the less well known stars. Succession has cemented its place in television history after blowing viewers away with the last episode. Fans of the comedy-drama for five years and four seasons were forced to say goodbye to the Roy family and the characters they looted to hate.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: We should have been warned that the following 90 minutes of drama was so bruising, that we were so punished that my internal organs looked like Roman Roy's face by the time, stitched up and bleeding all over the place. We deserved some warning at the very least: 'This program has a lot of scenes of emotional and psychological turmoil.' If you can't bear to see your favorite characters tear themselves apart, their dreams ground to dust, and their weaknesses are brutally exploited, do not keep watching. On a cosmic scale, this is self-destruction on a cosmic scale.'

Succession's hit drama series on HBO came to an end on Sunday night with its 90-minute series finale, which has sparked a lot of discussion on social media. With Open Eyes, the series finale - entitled With Open Eyes - leads up to the crucial Waystar Royco board meeting, where the final vote on the merger with Lukas Matsson's (Alexander Skarsgard) GoJo was held. On Sunday evening, the episode's numerous twists and turns, iconic moments, and standout lines were so popular that topics such as "Tom Wambsgans," "Kendall," "Jeremy Strong," and "I AM THE EARTH BOY" were trending on Twitter.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: The phoney truce is over. Kendall, Shiv, and Roman Roy all seemed to have thrown out any hint of a power-sharing agreement within hours of their father's funeral. But as the Succession siblings fight like hyenas, which of them will emerge victorious?Or will they all lose? The Succession of Sky Atlantic, the most brutal family saga to have aired, is often compared to King Lear - Shakespeare's grand tragedy of a kingdom torn apart in a fight for the throne. Everyone is either mad, blind, or dead, and the play comes to an end. The 90-minute final, which is scheduled to air at 2 a.m., looks to be in accordance with the same formula, but it could be even more bloody.

Jesse Armstrong's CV is certainly varied, with the TV mastermind behind both the cult British classic Peep Show and the sleek US dramedy Succession. The former of the two shows chronicles two dysfunctional families' lives, while the latter chronicles the Roy family's power struggle as they vie for control of the world's largest media company. Although the two shows are worlds apart in many ways, some fans of both programs have noticed a string of Easter eggs planted in the script to indicate a crossover between Jesse's epic creations.

Brian Cox, who appeared in three episodes before his unexpected death, has been nominated for the Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series category at the Emmy Awards, although he was nominated. Cox, 76, has been nominated twice in the Lead Actor category in 2020 and 2022 for his role as media mogul Logan Roy. Variety announced Cox's nomination for the Lead Actor Emmy, which may lead to a historic Emmy season for the HBO series.

In the latest episode of HBO's Succession, the Roy family reconvenes for their first 'tailgate party' after Logan Roy's (Brian Cox) death. The latest episode, titled Tailgate Party, is the seventh episode of the final season of the Investor Day series in which Waystar Royco announces the acquisition of Living Plus. As both sides work to finalize the massive merger between Matsson's GoJo and Roy Family's Waystar Royco, the acquisition didn't go well with Lukas Matsson (Alexander Skarsgard).

Nicholas Braun revealed on Monday that he was turned down for a role on Ugly Betty's comeback when he first applied for it many years ago. In 2009, the Succession actor, 34, confessed that he auditioned for the role of a jester in a medieval times restaurant but that the panel failed to impress the panel. I rented a jester costume and rolled up in little jester shoes.' I went for it but didn't get the part,' he confessed to The Kyle and Jackie O Show.

TOM LEONARD: Since the first episode of HBO's Succession in 2018, viewers have been unable to put their attention away from the in-fighting Roy family. The saga follows the progeny of domineering Logan Roy as they vie to depose the younger multi-millionaire as the head of his media empire. Whether it's his children, a son-in-law, or long-serving coworkers, the show takes pride in revealing the depths people will go to in order to win the award. This week's episode drew universal acclaim as the show, which is on its fourth and final season, took its most dramatic twist yet when (spoiler alert!) Logan died suddenly, leaving the competition wide open. Still not sure what's going on? For the complete review of one of television's most talked about shows, visit our explainer.