Putting the Rabbit in the Hat
Putting the Rabbit in the Hat
Brian Cox
Jason Calacanis
Very enjoyable. - Jason Calacanis
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Putting the Rabbit in the Hat

Putting the Rabbit in the Hat

Brian Cox
Brian Cox
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Brian Cox
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In "Putting the Rabbit in the Hat," Brian Cox, celebrated for his portrayal of Logan Roy in the critically acclaimed series *Succession*, invites readers into the folds of his remarkable journey from the shadows of a tumultuous childhood in Dundee, Scotland, to the luminous heights of international stardom. Born into adversity, with his father's death casting a long shadow over his early years and his mother's struggles with mental health, Cox's ascent is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. His memoir does not merely trace his steps towards becoming a revered figure across theatre, film, and television but illuminates the relentless determination and raw talent that propelled him forward. Cox's narrative is a masterful blend of vulnerability and vigor, offering an intimate glance behind the curtain of his professional persona. Beyond a simple autobiography, this book is a rich tapestry of life lessons, laughter, and the unyielding pursuit of passion. From the gritty stages of the Dundee Repertory Theatre to the grandeur of Hollywood, Cox’s story is punctuated with poignant reflections and electrifying anecdotes that capture the essence of his enduring legacy. "Putting the Rabbit in the Hat" is more than the making of a legend; it is a compelling invitation to witness the magic behind the transformation of adversity into artistry, making it an essential read for not only fans of Brian Cox but for anyone who cherishes the power of storytelling to uplift and inspire.

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Released
2021
28 Oct
Length
384
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Very enjoyable. - Jason Calacanis
Putting the question to one side for a moment, the human experiment can be labelled as… disappointing. But as a species, we are, at times, exceedingly vulnerable. Our vulnerability lies in the inability to understand life and its purpose. We hunt for the tools to make sense of it all: religion, science, politics, sport, the theatre. We explore and search for meaning by discovering new worlds and climbing mountains, and a great many of us find tremendous solace and comfort in these activities, but the one thing that is absolutely certain is that we are born and that we will die. The rest is propaganda.
— Brian Cox, Putting the Rabbit in the Hat

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