With two Golden Globes and an Emmy under her belt, Sarah Snook had the world at her feet while scouting out her first post- Succession project.

She settled, of course, on a West End production of The Picture of Dorian Gray , in which the Aussie actress played all 26 roles. The reimagined production was a smash hit, and Snook’s performance was lauded by critics and fans alike; the show went to Broadway, and she swiftly picked up an Olivier Award and a Tony.

So it was only natural that, while promoting her new Peacock thriller All Her Fault — Snook’s first major TV appearance since retiring Shiv Roy, the cynical and cold-blooded daughter at the center of Jesse Armstrong’s media conglomerate empire — she would be asked about what exactly it was that drew her in after years of wi

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