Artistes:
Jesse ArmstrongMusique:
Nicholas BritellActeurs·trices:
Brian Cox, Jeremy Strong, Matthew Macfadyen, Sarah Snook, Kieran Culkin, Alan Ruck, Nicholas Braun, Hiam Abbass, Natalie Gold, Mary Birdsong (plus)VOD (1)
Épisodes(10)
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La Fête (S01E01)
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Gros merdier dans l'usine à cons (S01E02)
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A vous de jouer (S01E03)
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Le Bal des hypocrites (S01E04)
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Je suis allé au marché (S01E05)
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Faut choisir son camp (S01E06)
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Austerlitz (S01E07)
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Prague (S01E08)
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Pré-nuptial (S01E09)
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Personne ne disparait (S01E10)
Résumés(1)
On his 80th birthday, media mogul Logan Roy (Brian Cox) announces to his family that he will not be stepping down as CEO of their media and entertainment empire Waystar Royco. His decision incenses his four children, particularly heir apparent Kendall (Jeremy Strong), and sparks a bitter power struggle for the soul of the company which pits the ruthless siblings against one another and the rest of their family. (Warner Bros. Home Entertainment)
(plus)Critiques (2)
Watching Succession, you feel as if Paul Greengrass was behind the camera and Martin Scorsese wrote the dialogue, with the actors free to improvise at will. A heavy-weight corporate and family drama against which Billions is just slicked up tinsel for IT geeks. There's dirt, mud, malice and real intrigue. The first season hasn't reached a boiling point yet, but one can assume the next will.
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After a slightly shaky start, I soon got hooked on the first season. Granted, I tend to deal with a somewhat different type of problems than how to invest my extra billions, but otherwise I was fascinated by the glimpse into the life of the snobbish "elite". Unlike similar series, Succession was more focused on the relationships in the Roy family, and I watched it with perverse joy at times.
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