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The 75-year-old actor also delivers a scathing critique of Quentin Tarantino, and heartwarming words about Alan Rickman, whom he called one of the “sweetest, kindest, nicest, and most incredibly smart men I’ve ever met.”From portraying Hannibal Lector in “Manhunter” to media magnate Logan Roy in “Succession” (currently streaming on HBO Max), Cox is familiar to many onscreen, but few know his life story.
A native of Dundee,
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