Succession’s Jeremy Strong transforms from Kendall Roy with platinum hair

Successor Jeremy Strong opted for a natural look with gray hair and beard at the Screen Actors Guild Awards.

The star succeeded Jeremy Strong with a new slimmer hairstyle and designer beard as he hit the red carpet for the Screen Actors Guild Awards.

The 43-year-old HBO star stepped out of the annual awards ceremony last night and notably changed to on-screen character Kendall Roy’s jet-black hairstyle.

Appearing on stage in a striking fuchsia velvet suit, which he teamed with a silver silver shirt and matching bow tie, he posed with his co-stars before the cast scooped up trophies for Performance Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Drama Series.

The actor is known for fully immersing himself in his characters which his co-stars have seen can lead to trauma as he comes to the ‘extreme end’ of his work.

Jessica Chastain, who co-starred with Jeremy in Zero Dark Thirty, praised Strong’s commitment to his role following a controversial New Yorker profile.

The actress, who won Best Performance by an Actress in a Lead Role, tweeted on December 7: “I’ve known Jeremy Strong for 20 years and worked with him on 2 films. He’s a lovely person. Very inspirational and passionate about what he works. The profile given to him is an incredible aspect. Don’t believe everything you read.”

She added: ”Snark sells but maybe it’s time we get over it. ”

Brian Cox, who plays Strong’s respectable father in Inheritance, shares his admiration for Jeremy’s performance on screen but worries he might end up hurting himself in the long run. long.

“The results that Jeremy gets have always been quite dramatic,” he admits. “I’m just worried about what he’s doing to himself. I’m worried about the crises he has to go through to prepare.”

The Succession stars Strong, Keran Culkin, Brian Cox and Sarah Snook took to the stage as they were honored with the group’s prestigious award, with patriarch Brian’s powerful acceptance speech. on the screen.

The 75-year-old actor was among a number of stars paying tribute to those affected by the Ukraine crisis, describing the invasion as ‘really terrible’.

The show’s Sarah Snook, who plays Shiv Roy, was nominated for Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series. Squid Game’s Jung Ho-yeon won the award.

In the category of Outstanding Performance by a Lead Actor in a Drama Series, Cox, Strong, and Culkin competed against each other, but lost to Squid Game’s Lee Jung-jae.

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