Succession season 4 spoilers: Sarah Snook teases Shiv, Tom
Of course, one of the characters who should be in the spotlight in the early going here is Sarah Snook’s character of Shiv Roy, and for good reason. This is a woman who isn’t getting a place in Waystar Royco anymore, and she’s also been double-crossed by her own husband Tom. She’s now cast off on her own; maybe she will work with Logan and Kendall, but we don’t exactly think anything is confirmed there as of yet.
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In a new interview with Entertainment Weekly, newly-minted Emmy nominee Snook did her best to set the stage for what’s coming — albeit in a fairly cryptic way:
“There will be some fun locations. The first time in which Shiv and Tom encounter each other in season 4 was [an] amazing scene.”
The first part of that shouldn’t come as a shock. Succession is really a show about opulence. With that in mind, of course the cast and crew will travel! We know that production right now is taking place in New York City, but it won’t stay there most likely. Season 3 traveled to Italy, which was especially impressive when you consider all of the challenges that come with shooting during the global health crisis.
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Of course, we imagine that season 3 will see Shiv making big decisions both personally and professionally, but we really hope that she evolves. It’d be nice to see her and her siblings fully develop their own thing, as opposed to just hoping for the best with their father.
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