SONS OF ANARCHY Episode 12 “The Sleep of Babies”
November 17, 2008
Watch a promo from SONS OF ANARCHY Season 1 Episode 12, “The Sleep of Babies” airing this Wednesday, November 19, at 10pm on FX.
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SONS OF ANARCHY Episode 11 “Capybara”
November 10, 2008
Watch a promo from SONS OF ANARCHY Season 1 Episode 11, “Capybara” airing this Wednesday, November 12, at 10pm on FX.
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SONS OF ANARCHY Episode 10 “Better Half”
November 3, 2008
Watch a promo from SONS OF ANARCHY Season 1 Episode 10, “Better Half” airing this Wednesday, November 5, at 10pm on FX.
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SONS OF ANARCHY “The Pull” (Season 1 Episode 8)
October 20, 2008
Watch a promo from SONS OF ANARCHY Season 1 Episode 8, “The Pull” airing this Wednesday, October 22, at 10pm on FX.
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SONS OF ANARCHY “Old Bones” (Season 1 Episode 7)
October 13, 2008
Watch a promo from SONS OF ANARCHY’s Season 1 Episode 7, “Old Bones” airing this Wednesday, October 15, at 10pm on FX.
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Interview: CHARLIE HUNNAM from SONS OF ANARCHY
October 8, 2008
Recently, Daemon’s TV took part in a conference call with CHARLIE HUNNAM who plays Jax Teller on FX’s original series, SONS OF ANARCHY.
Charlie Hunnam talked about what originally attracted him to the project, what’s in store for Jax’s future, his own future projects, and more.
Don’t forget to watch Sons of Anarchy Wednesdays at 10pm on FX, premiering tonight, September 3.
For now, enjoy the interview below.
Could you talk about what we can expect as far as the introduction of the IRA elements with the gun running from Ireland.
Charlie Hunnam: Yes, I mean it’s a continuation along the same trends that I’ve been taking. You know I feel like the way – you know as opposed to the guys that founded this club I was born into it. And I just feel – my overall feeling is that we’ve come a long way from the original genesis of the idea for the club, which is a simple social rebellion and living outside the box you know away from the constraints of regular society.
I think a little bit more of the same until just a kind of a questioning and a slight reluctance to fully get involved in the darker elements of our business, until I think probably ultimately I’m going to realize that until I become president or until something dramatically changes. There’s a dramatic shift in the overall psychology of the club. I’m fighting a losing battle, and I’m going to ultimately I think probably have to bide my time and for the meantime just succumb to the realities of this club a little bit more than I have been doing.
SONS OF ANARCHY “AK-51″ (Season 1 Episode 6)
October 7, 2008
Watch a promo from SONS OF ANARCHY’s Season 1 Episode 6, “AK-51″ airing this Wednesday, October 8, at 10pm on FX.
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Interview: KATEY SAGAL from SONS OF ANARCHY
September 3, 2008
Recently, Daemon’s TV took part in a conference call with KATEY SAGAL who plays Gemma Teller Morrow on FX’s original series, SONS OF ANARCHY.
Katey Sagal talked about the evolution of Gemma in the show, acting with Ron Perlman, the differences between acting in a comedy versus a drama, and more.
Don’t forget to watch Sons of Anarchy Wednesdays at 10pm on FX, premiering tonight, September 3.
For now, enjoy the interview below.
With this role being specifically written for you, does that make a difference going into it? How is it different having it with you in mind when it was created?
Katey Sagal: When my husband came to me and said he had written me a part, he didn’t actually tell me what the part was. I knew that he was writing a show in the world of outlaw motorcycle clubs and I knew she was the mother of the lead character, but that was all I really knew. I don’t know that it was necessarily inspired by me, but when he says that he sort of tailor made it to me, I’m not quite sure what he meant by that.
Once you see her, you’ll kind of think, “Huh?” Gemma is a fiercely loyal mother not only to her son, but also to her sort of family of club members. They’re kind of this counter-culture group, and she is the matriarch of that group. In my personal life, I’m a pretty fiercely loyal mother, but I don’t practice the same ways and means as Gemma does.