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This page lists the 25 characters on the chart of the Succession Roy family tree and the eight numbered sources its article cites. It also gives the credits of the pictures and the article as a reference in four styles. The chart and the article have a page of their own.

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The characters

Everyone on the Roy family tree

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PortraitPersonIn the storyLifeOn the chart
Brian Cox, who plays Logan RoyLogan RoyFounder of Waystar RoycoSeasons 1 to 4Married three times, he dies in season 4.

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FFirst wifeMother of ConnorBefore season 1Never named in the series.

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Harriet Walter, who plays Lady CarolineLady Caroline CollingwoodSecond wifeSeasons 1 to 4Mother of Kendall, Roman and Shiv.

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Pip Torrens, who plays Peter MunionPeter MunionCaroline’s new husbandFrom season 3He marries Caroline in Tuscany.

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Hiam Abbass, who plays Marcia RoyMarcia RoyThird wifeSeasons 1 to 4Given two votes on the family trust in the first episode.

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Alan Ruck, who plays Connor RoyConnor RoyEldest sonSeasons 1 to 4The only child of the first marriage.

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Justine Lupe, who plays WillaWilla FerreyraConnor’s wifeMarried in season 4Her wedding falls on the day Logan dies.

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Jeremy Strong, who plays Kendall RoyKendall RoySecond sonSeasons 1 to 4Heir apparent, rebel and co-chief executive.

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RRavaKendall’s former wifeSeasons 1 to 4Mother of Sophie and Iverson.

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SRSophie RoyKendall’s daughterSeasons 1 to 4One of Logan’s two grandchildren on the chart.

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IRIverson RoyKendall’s sonSeasons 1 to 4The younger of Kendall’s children.

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Kieran Culkin, who plays Roman RoyRoman RoyThird sonSeasons 1 to 4Co-chief executive with Kendall after Logan’s death.

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Sarah Snook, who plays Shiv RoyShiv RoyOnly daughterSeasons 1 to 4Her vote decides the sale to GoJo.

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Matthew Macfadyen, who plays Tom WambsgansTom WambsgansShiv’s husbandSeasons 1 to 4Named chief executive at the end.

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LLogan’s parentsParents of Logan, Ewan and RoseBefore season 1Unnamed in the series and drawn as one symbol.

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RRRose RoyLogan’s infant sisterBefore season 1She died of polio after coming to Canada.

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James Cromwell, who plays Ewan RoyEwan RoyLogan’s elder brotherSeasons 1 to 4Estranged from Logan and on the board.

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Mary Birdsong, who plays MarianneMarianne HirschEwan’s daughterNot recordedMother of Greg.

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Nicholas Braun, who plays Greg HirschGreg HirschLogan’s great-nephewSeasons 1 to 4Ewan’s grandson, given a job by Logan.

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Peter Friedman, who plays Frank VernonFrank VernonChief operating officerFrom season 1Fired after the vote of no confidence.

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David Rasche, who plays Karl MullerKarl MullerChief financial officerFrom season 1One of Logan’s senior officers.

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J. Smith-Cameron, who plays Gerri KellmanGerri KellmanGeneral counselFrom season 1Interim chief executive in season 3.

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Arian Moayed, who plays Stewy HosseiniStewy HosseiniInvestorFrom season 1Kendall’s friend from college.

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Larry Pine, who plays Sandy FurnessSandy FurnessRival media ownerFrom season 1Logan’s long-standing enemy.

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Alexander Skarsgård, who plays Lukas MatssonLukas MatssonFounder of GoJoSeasons 3 and 4He buys Waystar in the end.

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  • APAGenogram Builder. (2026, November 10). Succession Roy family tree. https://genogrambuilder.org/stories/succession-roy-family-tree
  • MLA“Succession Roy Family Tree.” Genogram Builder, 10 Nov. 2026, https://genogrambuilder.org/stories/succession-roy-family-tree.
  • ChicagoGenogram Builder. “Succession Roy Family Tree.” Last modified November 10, 2026. https://genogrambuilder.org/stories/succession-roy-family-tree.
  • HarvardGenogram Builder (2026) Succession Roy Family Tree. Available at: https://genogrambuilder.org/stories/succession-roy-family-tree (Accessed: 10 November 2026).

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Sources and credits

The series is under copyright, so this page quotes no dialogue and shows no stills or posters. The portraits are photographs of the actors who play the characters, credited under the sources. The season and episode of each fact were checked on 10 November 2026 in the references below. The character list disagrees with itself on whether Roman or Shiv is the youngest child, and the page says so.

Picture credits

The portraits are photographs of the actors who play the characters, not stills of the series. Each name leads to the photograph on Wikimedia Commons, and each line names the photographer and the licence, links to the licence where it has one and says when the photograph was cropped to the face.

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