Cox stakes his claim on HBO's 'Deadwood'
Cox joins 'Deadwood'
Aug 30, 2005
Veteran Scottish actor Brian Cox, an Emmy winner for his work on the 2000 TNT miniseries "Nuremberg," has joined the cast of HBO's "Deadwood."
Cox will play Jack Langrishe, an eccentric producer and theater owner who strives to introduce a modicum of culture to the mean streets of the South Dakota town where the Western drama is set. Cox will appear in at least seven episodes of the Emmy-nominated series when it returns for its third season next year.
Cox's long list of film credits includes such recent highlights as "Adaptation," "The Ring," "25th Hour," "X2: X-Men United," "Troy" and "The Bourne Supremacy." He earned an Emmy nom in 2002 for his guest-star turn on "Frasier."
Cox is repped by IFA and Lesher Entertainment.
Cox will play Jack Langrishe, an eccentric producer and theater owner who strives to introduce a modicum of culture to the mean streets of the South Dakota town where the Western drama is set. Cox will appear in at least seven episodes of the Emmy-nominated series when it returns for its third season next year.
Cox's long list of film credits includes such recent highlights as "Adaptation," "The Ring," "25th Hour," "X2: X-Men United," "Troy" and "The Bourne Supremacy." He earned an Emmy nom in 2002 for his guest-star turn on "Frasier."
Cox is repped by IFA and Lesher Entertainment.
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