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In 2022, Cherry had a lead role in the 2022 Apple TV+ series Severance. [5] He played Wolf on FOX 's Duncanville , Pete's manager Kevin on Crashing (2017–2019), and Norman on I Feel Bad (2018). He has also had minor roles on Succession and Living with Yourself .
Actor: Severance. Zach Cherry was born on 1 November 1987 in Trenton, New Jersey, USA. He is an actor, known for Severance (2022), Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021) and Succession (2018).
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Succession (TV Series 2018–2023) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
- Karl Muller
- Jeryd Mencken
- Marcia Roy
- Caroline Collingwood
- Gerri Kellman
- Eduard Asgarov
- Willa Roy née Ferreyra
- Nan Pierce
- Naomi Pierce
- Karolina Novotney
I first took notice of Karl when he became a victim of “boar on the floor” in one of the most electrifying scenes of Season 2. Here was this staid-looking man, dressed in his little tan outfit, suddenly brawling for a sausage with a brutality that was, frankly, shocking. This polarity came to define Karl: Most of the time he appeared to be a mild-m...
Succession has had so many memorable supporting characters that not all of them can get their due, but Justin Kirk’s third-season appearance as the white nationalist presidential hopeful was too instantly memorable—too terrifying, too charismatic—to be just a one-off. A soft-spoken demagogue with sex appeal to burn—just ask Roman, whose every scene...
Is there anyone more effortlessly elegant and bitingly cruel than Hiam Abbass’ Marcia Roy? She’s probably the only fictional character for whom I’ve ever found myself (unwittingly) cheering as she slut-shames the women around her (lest we forget her coarse interrogation of Rhea’s STD testing regimen or her grim retelling of the death of a French se...
The pain of Lady Caroline’s relationship with her children is the pain of a bruise: Pressing it hurts, but sometimes you can’t resist poking the tender flesh one more time, to see if the sharp ache is still there. Her complicated motherhood, although glimpsed only in brief snatches here and offhand remarks there, is one of the most exquisitely wrou...
During Shiv’s wedding festivities in Season 1, she takes Gerri (J. Smith-Cameron) aside and brokers an agreement to lessen ATN’s personal attacks on her preferred presidential candidate Gil Eavis, in exchange for keeping her knowledge about the cruises cover-up a secret. After playing hard ball, in a very telling moment, Shiv asks her godmother for...
The Azerbaijani oligarch played by Babak Tafti, clearly meant to be a fictional counterpart of Saudi Arabia’s Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud (aka MBS), sets the stage for some of Season 2’s most harrowing, absurd, darkly hilarious subplots: Roman’s “I want to lick your neck” courtship, the Hearts soccer team fiasco, and most memorably, the terrorist s...
Willa (Justine Lupe) is perhaps the single Succession character who most successfully achieves that contemporary feminist goal of securing the bag over all else. Her sociopolitical glow up—from an escort servicing the eldest (and silliest) son of an incredibly rich and powerful family, to political wife and (deeply unserious) potential first lady—i...
Logan Roy’s liberal counterpart presents more as an eccentric dowager than a corporate wolverine, pretending to be flummoxed and dismayed by the whole capitalism thing. After luring the Roy children into a bidding war against their father for ownership of her left-leaning media empire, Nan Pierce feigns ignorance as the sales price climbs by the bi...
We first meet Naomi Pierce (Annabelle Dexter-Jones) in “Tern Haven,” one of Succession’s best episodes. She is part of what makes that episode a standout. By that point, the Roy children are our only models for the show’s rich, spoiled media scions. Naomi represents something different from the Roys—and something different from the other Pierces. W...
Here are a few reasons I loved Karolina: First, Dagmara Dominczyk’s timbre is just absolutely soothing in a show with a lot of sharp, squeaky voices. (Hello, Roman!) Secondly, she exudes calm; this woman appears to separate work from life in a way no one else on the series does—she is there to get things done. Third, she’s extremely competent and c...
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Succession (TV Series) Details. Full Cast and Crew; Release Dates; Official Sites; Company Credits; Filming & Production; Technical Specs
Nov 23, 2021 · Brian (Zach Cherry) Last seen in: Season 2, episode 4.
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Sep 1, 2019 · Kieran Culkin, left, and Zach Cherry in a scene from “Succession.” Peter Kramer/HBO. By Noel Murray. Sept. 1, 2019. Season 2, Episode 4: ‘Safe Room’. Last week’s episode of “Succession” was...
