On this week’s episode of Vice Principals, Walton Goggins’ character, the nattily-attired sociopath Lee Russell, reached the breaking point with his musclebound metal-blasting neighbor.

The Emmy-nominated actor keeps playing men so bad you fall in love with them, so here's how he does it. For Walton Goggins, the worst part of transforming into Lee Russell wasn’t getting frosted ...

Walton Goggins didn’t just walk into the role of Lee Russell in HBO‘s Vice Principals. Instead, it took him years to land the part. The series, co-created by Jody Hill and Goggins’ co-star ...

Lee Russell (Walton Goggins), a ferociously fey vice principal who also feels entitled to the promotion. Both men, unanimously loathed by their colleagues and students, are surprised when the ...

For two seasons, Walton Goggins‘ Lee Russell threw that dichotomy out the window, delivering a performance on Vice Principals that was complicated, vulgar, intense, but above all else ...

At the end of last season’s fiercely absorbing “Vice Principals,” administrator ... by Gamby in cahoots with his sometime-ally Lee Russell (even as they stayed bitter rivals, both vying ...

the buffoonish vice-principals decide to join forces in an attempt to discredit the new principal until one of them can take the job. If you were to ask Neal Gamby (Danny McBride) and Lee Russell ...

I struggled with Vice Principals, but I did love it ... Walton Goggins was Lee Russell, a stylish chatterbox with scorched-earth ambition, self-mythologizing but also self-loathing, like some ...

What exactly do vice principals… do? If you asked that question to Neal Gamby and Lee Russell, the main characters on HBO’s uproarious new comedy Vice Principals, you’d probably hear a ...

As I’ve written about before, Vice Principals was never a show about heroes or antiheroes. Neal Gamby and Lee Russell (Walton Goggins) were always unequivocally villains. Sometimes their ...

This time last season, Neal Gamby and Lee Russell were burning down a house. To some, the sequence represented the worst of the show, as, through sheer bombast, Vice Principals was celebrating the ...