Jeremy Strong describes the mental toll of starring on 'Succession,' saying that playing Kendall Roy really messed him up. He doesn't miss that chapter of his life.

In an interview with The Times of London, Strong shared that he struggled for the four seasons that HBO's "Succession" was on the air, saying that during his tenure as Kendall on the dark comedy about an American media family, he imagined terrible things happening to himself to prepare for the mentally anguished character.

Although the Emmy-winning HBO series was “an incalculable gift” for the actor, he says that his immersive method on the show “fucked me up.”

Succession” star Jeremy Strong, 45, who infamously got criticized by his own onscreen dad for his method acting, is opening up about how playing Kendall Roy “f–cked me up.”

Strong is not by any means ungrateful for the award-winning HBO hit. “That show was an incalculable gift. The material a banquet. So I miss that,” he explains, “But Kendall’s struggle was difficult to carry for seven years. And there’s just so much more I want to do.”

Actors Kieran Culkin and Jesse Eisenberg have reunited on the red carpet at the London Film Festival to launch their latest film, a comedic spin on family and grief. Culkin is best known for playing Roman Roy in the Emmy-winning Succession,