Here's Why the Hungarian Hunting Castle in 'Succession' Looks Awfully Familiar

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Here's Why the Hungarian Hunting Castle in 'Succession' Looks Awfully Familiar
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Here's Why the Hungarian Hunting Castle in Succession Looks Awfully Familiar

, Manhattan media tycoon Logan Roy treats the top brass at his media conglomerate, Waystar Royco, to a hunting-trip at a lavish mansion in Hungary. There is, predictably, lots of drama on the corporate retreat and a plethora of facetious dialogue that fans of the show have come to love and expect .Initially, show runners scouted palatial homes near Lake Placid in upstate New York—where the 1980 Winter Olympics were held—to film the episode.

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