Brian Cox shared his mistake after signing up to host a brand-new James Bond reality show.
Brian Cox admits he thought he would 'finally' play a James Bond villain after signing up to a brand-new reality show. The Succession actor, 77, takes on the role of The Controller in the upcoming Prime Video series, 007: Road To A Million.
He told Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas: “I did it under false pretences, well not false pretences but I thought it was a Bond movie, and I thought finally I’m going to play a Bond villain!He continued: “It’s a great show actually and the team who made it were wonderful. I just came in and sat at a desk and did all this stuff post, really. I guide people to various places and I’m quite firm with them, you know.
“We’re now searching for more dynamic duos to jet across the globe using their wits and general knowledge to answer questions hidden around the world,” it states on the show’s official application form.
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