Kieran Culkin’s take on Logan Roy’s parenting? ‘He could have raised them better’
LA TimesMost child actors don’t make the transition to adulthood on the big screen. The point is amplified by Logan, who tells them, “You aren’t serious people.” “He could have raised them better, he could have taught them a bit better,” Culkin says of the fractious family dynamic. You can acknowledge that you love someone, just don’t show them love or give them love.” Emotional impediments take center stage halfway through the fourth and final season when Logan dies unexpectedly.. “Roman convinced himself that he had pre-grieved,” Culkin says. And now I have to go into my next job knowing that they’re probably not going to let me do what I did on ‘Succession.’” Kieran Culkin stars with Jesse Eisenberg in the Sundance hit “A Real Pain.” The next job was “A Real Pain,” starring and directed by Jesse Eisenberg, which recently premiered at Sundance to stellar reviews. “I wanted to switch categories, and I got a lot of pushback on that,” Culkin says, noting HBO was supportive but others told him he’d be hurting his odds that way.
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