Brian Cox and his Nicole Ansari-Cox dressed to the nines on Tuesday as they attended the Dunhill & BSBP pre-BAFTA filmmakers’ party at Bourdon House in London.
The actor, 77, looked typically dapper in a smart beige plaid suit, with a pale pink collared shirt underneath.
He turned heads with a pair of extravagant red, tan and black suede loafers and added a burgundy printed tie.
Brian, who was born and raised in Dundee, Scotland, also proudly sported a Scottish flag pin on his jacket.
His wife Nicole, 55, looked sensational in a navy velvet jacket and matching trousers.
Brian Cox and his Nicole Ansari-Cox dressed to the nines on Tuesday as they attended the Dunhill & BSBP pre-BAFTA filmmakers’ party at Bourdon House in London.
The actor, 77, looked typically dapper in a smart beige plaid suit, with a pale pink collared shirt underneath.
He turned heads in a pair of extravagant red, tan and black suede loafers and added a burgundy patterned tie.
She added a daring element to her outfit, with a sheer black top that showed off her black bra underneath.
The actress added a large statement necklace made of flowers and diamonds, while elevating her striking look with a classic red lip.
Nicole carried a black satin clutch and increased her height with matching high heels, before throwing on a black coat as the couple headed home for the night.
The loved-up couple has been married since 2002 and share two sons, Orson Jonathan and Torin Kamran.
Last year, Brian revealed on Live With Kelly and Ryan that he and Nicole renewed their wedding vows in a surprise ceremony in Las Vegas.
The star explained: “We had been apart for a while, she had been travelling, and then we sat down and said, ‘Where do we go from here?’ Should we break up or continue?” And we thought, “Well, let’s go ahead and get married.”
Brian’s exit comes after his Succession co-star Sarah Snook revealed that she sometimes went into “diabetic rage” on set.
The actress, 36, is best known for her starring role as Shiv Roy in the HBO drama that follows the Roy family’s high-stakes battle for control of a global business empire.
Brian, who was born and raised in Dundee, Scotland, also proudly sported a Scottish flag pin on his jacket.
His wife Nicole, 55, looked nothing short of sensational in a navy velvet suit, with a sheer black blouse that revealed her black bra underneath.
The actress added a large statement necklace made of flowers and diamonds, while elevating her striking look with a classic red lip (pictured with Josei Rourke).
Speaking to Times Radio this week, Sarah said Brian, who played Logan Roy, had “a habit” of going into “diabetic rage”.
She explained: “He has a habit of sometimes doing something fake, or it could be real, who knows?” – diabetic rage where it’s going to go, all of a sudden and, I think part of it is a little bit, a little bit trying to just shake up the energy of the set and, like, you know, rustle some feathers, get it going. , get it going, moving faster.
‘Yeah. Because the quality of his voice can sometimes be very frightening. Sure. Thunderous.’
Brian’s performance in Succession was critically acclaimed and earned him a Golden Globe.
However, she has revealed that success has come at a price, admitting she is mourning the loss of her privacy with her celebrity status.
Last year, Brian said barley magazine: ‘It has been a phenomenal journey for me. There is no doubt that it has changed my life in many ways.
‘I’ve lost my anonymity, you know, I’ve lost all that. All that is over. I used to be the guy you’d say “Oh, you were in such and such or you weren’t, or no, you weren’t”… but now I’m Logan Roy and everyone just wants me to tell them to fuck off. * off!’
Brian’s exit comes after his Succession co-star Sarah Snook revealed that she sometimes went into “diabetic rage” on set (pictured together).
The actress, 36, is best known for her starring role as Shiv Roy in the HBO drama which follows the Roy family’s high-stakes battle for control of a global business empire (pictured).
He talked about how fans commonly ask him for ‘fuck selfies’ and said, “I say they can have one for $500.”
Then he added to The Guardian: ‘I lost my anonymity and I realized that that was what was important to me.
‘I have never experienced anything like this. I mean, you ask for success in your job and you get it, and then you have to face the consequences.
‘I have always valued my privacy, but it no longer exists. I’ve been very lucky to have him for so long. You know, I’ve been doing this for over 60 years. And finally it’s over.’
Brian’s performance in Succession was critically acclaimed, but he revealed that success came at a price, admitting that he is mourning the loss of his privacy with his celebrity status (pictured on the show).