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***OFFICIAL*** Sons of Anarchy Thread (3 Viewers)

We finished the series. 

Agree after Season 3 it went down hill. But overall a fun TV show. Just pure guilty pleasure after season 3. 

I wanted almost everyone dead......I could not root for Jax after season 6 and then 7. He became everything he tried to avoid.

Jacky Boy......LOL. Anyway nice run for a show.

 
Interesting blurb from ron pearlman interview:

When you’re writing about Sons of Anarchy you talk about playing Clay Morrow taking a toll on you. Why do some actors seem to be really affected by the roles they play, and some don’t?

For the most part, roles don’t have a particularly profound effect on my average day. They’re just basically things that you put on and take off. I think the difference to the Sons of Anarchy character is that when you take on a role it’s the result of a network of decisions you’ve made about whether you want to spend time with this character, whether you want to explore this character, whether you want to go inside yourself and find if that person exists in you. What happened with Clay Morrow on Sons of Anarchy was that he started out with a set of variables, and those variables dramatically changed halfway through to the point where he was on some sort of collision course with this monstrousness that existed inside him. The monstrousness that existed inside him when I said yes to the role was minor, but by the time I finished playing him in the end, it was all he was. I just tried to infuse it with nobility, because he was after all a king. What I was being given to play was decidedly negative and ugly, and made for very uncomfortable moments. For the first time in my life I was playing a character I don’t like, I don’t admire. I’ve played serial killers, but there was something about their wiring, their psychology that I found important to explore, to unearth. There’s an admiration, there’s a conscious enthusiasm to play those characters. It just changed into something quite dark and unattractive with Clay, and was a unique moment in my artistic career. It was very difficult because at the end of the day I’m very particular about who or what I portray, even though it seems random, I have to admire the character I’m playing.

 
Fiddles said:
Interesting blurb from ron pearlman interview:

When you’re writing about Sons of Anarchy you talk about playing Clay Morrow taking a toll on you. Why do some actors seem to be really affected by the roles they play, and some don’t?

For the most part, roles don’t have a particularly profound effect on my average day. They’re just basically things that you put on and take off. I think the difference to the Sons of Anarchy character is that when you take on a role it’s the result of a network of decisions you’ve made about whether you want to spend time with this character, whether you want to explore this character, whether you want to go inside yourself and find if that person exists in you. What happened with Clay Morrow on Sons of Anarchy was that he started out with a set of variables, and those variables dramatically changed halfway through to the point where he was on some sort of collision course with this monstrousness that existed inside him. The monstrousness that existed inside him when I said yes to the role was minor, but by the time I finished playing him in the end, it was all he was. I just tried to infuse it with nobility, because he was after all a king. What I was being given to play was decidedly negative and ugly, and made for very uncomfortable moments. For the first time in my life I was playing a character I don’t like, I don’t admire. I’ve played serial killers, but there was something about their wiring, their psychology that I found important to explore, to unearth. There’s an admiration, there’s a conscious enthusiasm to play those characters. It just changed into something quite dark and unattractive with Clay, and was a unique moment in my artistic career. It was very difficult because at the end of the day I’m very particular about who or what I portray, even though it seems random, I have to admire the character I’m playing.
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tl;dr "My character and show jumped the shark after season 2."

 
Good Posting Judge said:
http://variety.com/2017/tv/news/mayans-mc-sons-of-anarchy-kurt-sutter-reshoots-1202487931/

Ridin' through this spin-off, all alone

Landgraf said "meh", I can't piss and moan

My new  biker show is awful, that's the reason why

I cast B-Real as the lead, this ####'s not gonna fly

*mariachi band*

Gonna need some new esse's, who will at least try.
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He gone.

https://www.complex.com/pop-culture/2019/10/kurt-sutter-fired-fx-mayans-mc?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=complexnewsfb&fbclid=IwAR1WV9VSHFgh2H70TOnzNmsU38NN5IIbE7BBIbVe4YkKdga3weUR29zOofg

 
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