But, I think, in this season, and because weвЂ™ve been picked up for Season 4 as well, perhaps in days to come, he will find more of his voice. ItвЂ™s not fun to be dismissed, even if itвЂ™s pretend, you know. But I have some really delicious stuff towards the end.Д¬onnor is, in some ways, the most abused and put upon of the Roy kids. I canвЂ™t tell you! I donвЂ™t know how much youвЂ™ve seen. And so weвЂ™re lucky that way.Дo you have a favourite scene or line from Season 3 that you can share with us? Most of our writers are Brits, and I think it takes a more outside point of view to shine a light on what weвЂ™re doing, because often we canвЂ™t see the forest for the trees. ThereвЂ™s still this sort of holdover image from World War II thatвЂ™s like вЂweвЂ™re the good guysвЂ™, and weвЂ™re making the world safe for democracy, and itвЂ™s like no, weвЂ™re opening up markets for all of our corporations, is what weвЂ™re doing. And the thing thatвЂ™s true about my country is that thereвЂ™s still a great deal of naivetГ© about how the world works. But it costs so much money to run a political campaign of any level in the United States that they have to cosy up to some nefarious people sometimes. ItвЂ™s because they all want to be on television, these politicians, and they all think theyвЂ™re so photogenic. Does that feel to you like an accurate portrayal of how powerful the media can be?ДЇollow the money. In Season 3, we see the RoysвЂ™ power and influence over American politics writ large. But I do think heвЂ™s actually concerned about the environment, because he has this ranch out in New Mexico, and thereвЂ™s this huge aquifer under the land thatвЂ™s reducing in size and becoming tainted with different pollutants and so forth, and so there are actually things like that that I think he is concerned about. Part of his plank is вЂ“ IвЂ™ve got my money leave me alone. Or whatever he sees when he scrolls on his phone in the morning, and is like, вЂthatвЂ™s a mess, we gotta clean that upвЂ™. And so he wants to know, what would make my dad need me? How can I be useful? HeвЂ™s not going to let go of that very easily.Дo you think Connor believes in anything? Does he have any big political philosophy?

And now heвЂ™s like, well what could I do that would make the old man proud? Or would make him need me? Because ConnorвЂ™s not needed anywhere, by anyone. ConnorвЂ™s never had a job in his whole damn life. ItвЂ™s so pathetic, but with all the characters, itвЂ™s really all about вЂ“ what would make Daddy proud? I think thatвЂ™s why people relate to our show, because thereвЂ™s similar dynamics in every family. He wants to know вЂ“ what would make my dad need me? How can I be useful? And then when it got to around the fifth episode, people said вЂ“ they finally found their voice! And it was like, no, we knew what we were doing from the beginning, I think that youвЂ™ve only just caught on. ItвЂ™s funny because at the very beginning, some critics were like вЂ“ I donвЂ™t know what this show is, and theyвЂ™re all miserable, and why should I waste my time. Our producing director, Mark Mylod, he said that we had to put down a lot of railroad track in the first four episodes, because thereвЂ™s so much story to tell, and itвЂ™s so dense. When it was initially released, the reviews were quite mixed, because people didnвЂ™t quite know what to make of us. Because it was HBO, I knew it would be a top notch quality show, but really didnвЂ™t know how it would be received. When you first got the role, and starred in the pilot, did you ever think it would become this huge phenomenon?**ДЄLAN RUCK: No, actually. PILOT TV: Alan, congratulations on an incredible third season of Succession**. READ MORE: The 20 Best Quotes From Succession We sat down with Ruck to talk about how Succession became such a cultural phenomenon, what really drives Connor, and the showвЂ™s depiction of the RoysвЂ™ power over politics: The eldest Roy sibling, Connor is often laughed at, dismissed and delusional, especially when announcing his intent to apply for the the most powerful job title in the world вЂ“ as Roman ( Kieran Culkin) suggests, he might want to try working somewhere, literally anywhere, first. Succession returned to our screens this week, and so did ranch-owning, presidential candidate-aspiring Connor Roy, played by Alan Ruck.

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