Alubión de material pre-finale
A unas horas de que se emita la finale cuelgo las últimas cositas relacionadas con el capi que han ido saliendo. No muy revelador, pero si alguien prefiere esperar hasta mañana lo dejo todo bajo cut para que no haya disgustos.
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@Wild_Child93 (via Twitter): Sons of Anarchy? Mainly interested in Gemma and Tara. :-)
FYI, tomorrow night's Sons of Anarchy episode is the most rewarding finale of the year. Tara (Maggie Siff) has a key part to play in the club's season-ending caper-Jax's once-reluctant girlfriend is all in-and when Gemma gets some bad news, we are treated to another one of Katey Sagal's Emmy-worthy emotional scenes. We actually just talked to show runner Kurt Sutter about what it all means and what's to come, so look for part one of our Q&A tonight, part two will post after the finale airs tomorrow night.
Y mientras hacía el post Kurt Sutter ha twitteado un link a otro mogollón de spoilers, así que ahí van:
From TV Fanatic:
There will be death, surprises and enlightenment as far as what actually happened to John Teller all those years ago.
* SAMCRO looks to heal old wounds, but the Russians and ATF stand in the way.
* Revelations about Jax’s father plunge him into another existential crisis.
* There is a serious fake-out by both SAMCRO and Kurt Sutter and company.
* The letters Maureen hid in Jax’s bag in Belfast are found. But not by Jax.
* There will be bloodshed, with two familiar faces on the losing end.
From Watch with Kristen (E!Online):
* Prepare to rewatch this season’s Sons of Anarchy finale multiple times, because everything looks different once you know. [RK: cryptic enough for ya?]
* “NS,” is all about the terrible consequences of SAMCRO’s journey the past three seasons, and if one of those consequences is near-certain doom for those closest to Jax Teller.
* Shake in your boots, Jax fans. Oh, and you Tara fans-you better stock up on Ativan and red wine, because you are also going to need a sedative or two during tomorrow night’s finale. The suspense is almost unbearable.
* There’s one particular scene, before Jax and Tara set off on the season’s final adventure, that is so sunlit and sweet and optimistic that you just know something horrible is about to happen to one or both of them. This is, after all, Kurt Sutter’s world, where nothing stays too delightful for long.
Y para terminar dejo un copypaste descarado de la transcripción de una entrevista a Kenny Johnson (Kozik). Lo relacionado con el capi de mañana lo he subrayado para que se os vaya el ojo a ello, porque el resto es un tochazo que solo me interesa a mí xD
SONS OF ANARCHY wraps up its third season on FX Tuesday, November 30 with the ninety minute “NS” finale episode. Going into it, there are several storylines up in the air and things are looking to get downright crazy in Charming.
One subplot that took an odd turn in the season’s penultimate “June Wedding” episode was the Tig-Kozik feud. We finally learned the cause of Tig’s mistrust and bitterness, Missy, is in fact a German Shepherd Dog that Tig (Kim Coates) and Kozik (Kenny Johnson)shared. Fans have had mixed reactions to that reveal and we’re left wondering what happened to the dog to cause such a rift and whether Tig will now finally agree to let Kozik into the Charming SAMCRO chapter.
Kenny Johnson is probably best known for his portrayal of Detective Curtis “Lem” Lemansky on The Shield, where he worked with Sons of Anarchy creator/executive producer Kurt Sutter, who developed the role of Kozik specifically for Kenny.
Daemon’s TV was there when Kenny talked about the dog reveal, his chemistry with Kim Coates, and his reaction to how the Sons of Anarchy season wraps up. There are no spoilers.
On Kozik
After The Shield, Kenny spent three season on the Holly Hunter series Saving Grace, and in the show’s third season, Kurt Sutter approached him about appearing on Sons of Anarchy. “Kurt asked me, `If you have a second, I want to introduce you as a character. Maybe next season, if your show doesn’t go, I could add you as a guy.’” Saving Grace was indeed cancelled and Kozik introduced into Sons of Anarchy as a member of the Tacoma, Washington SAMCRO chapter.
Kenny couldn’t be happier about his time on Sons of Anarchy, saying, “It feels like I’m home. I feel really blessed that [Kurt] developed this guy.” He explained that it’s not just the great cast and crew, but that after being on a female-oriented show for three years, “I was jonesing for something with a lot of balls to it. I love riding bikes and I love how Kurt writes, so I’m having a blast.”
Kenny finds Kozik’s lack of conscience fascinating. “This character is written, as far as I know, without knowing if he is a good guy or a bad guy,” Kenny noted. “He does bad things like killing, but it’s just part of the job. He has no moral compass. I don’t think he really has a conscience.”
On chemistry with Kim Coates
Kozik and Tig make a dynamic duo and when asked how their chemistry works, Kenny replied, “Chemistry, I think, is just something that’s there or not” and he and Kim are lucky enough to have it. “[Tig] is just so brash a character that I thought, ‘Oh, it’s gonna work for me because I hate this guy.’ I go ‘I know so much about this guy that no one else does; I just want to reveal it all inside my head.”
Kenny called Kim “an amazing actor” and said, “When he’s on set, he’s totally in character: unapologetic and brash, but off the set he’s the nicest guy.” According to Kenny, he just has to play Kozik as true and honest as he can to play off Kim’s Tig and Kim’s method of acting feeds Kenny. “The tension is naturally there between us and I kinda dig that.”
For their first fight scene, Kim had wanted to use their stunt doubles but after Kenny said he was going to fight himself, Kim changed his mind, leading to Kenny accidentally getting his elbow wedged under Kim’s Adam’s apple. No real harm was done and Kenny said the fight scenes have been fun. He also said that while the characters may be evenly matched, in real life “I would kick his ass.”
On Missy the German shepherd
Tig’s animosity toward Kozik has been deep and vehement, so finding out the cause was actually a dog was a shock for many, including Kenny. “The thing is, we didn’t know she was a dog until the week we shot that scene,” he explained. “We thought it would be a sister or an ex-girlfriend.” Kenny also said that Kurt had pushed Kenny and Kim to get emotional with this all along. “He said we have to dig deeper. Go as deep as you can and think really dark,” making the dog reveal that much more surprising.
Kenny doesn’t know what happened to Missy, but he said, “It’s probably going to be pretty dark and messed up, I would think.” When asked whether we would find out just how dark it is, Kenny answered, “I think it will be revealed what happened to her-something bad happened that was my fault-and I think it will be revealed, but it will probably be a slow reveal.”
On the season finale
Kenny didn’t want to give anything away, but he called the finale-which he hasn’t yet seen-”crazy, twisted, brilliant.”
What Kenny would divulge is that “This is all payback. There is a lot of crazy, crazy stuff that happens that I think people are gonna be shocked. There’s a lot of twists and turns that happen. You think that Jax maybe turned and maybe these guys are all screwed and then it twists.”
Kenny continued, “It’s very twisted and then it gets complicated and complex and at the end you think, ‘Oh my god.’ When I read it, I thought it was brilliant.”
The finale is apparently also a game-changer. “It kind of turns the world of Charming around. It turns the Sons of Anarchy around,” Kurt explained. “You’ll find out everything by the end of the finale.”
Kurt directed the episode and Kenny thinks he did a great job. “Kurt’s a great director. He’s a great creator, but I also think he’s a great director.”
On whether or not Kozik will be around in season 4
When asked if Kozik would return in season four, Kenny hedged. “I would love to say yes. I can say that I don’t think I die before the end of the season, which is a good thing.” He added, “Everything kind of points in that direction that I would come back. It’s a pretty good possibility.”
To complicate matters, because of the events in the season three finale, Kenny said, “I’m almost sure there’s gonna be a time jump between the end of season three and the next season.” He explained that he knows what Kurt has in mind for season four, but he couldn’t say because it would ruin the finale. His solution: watch that finale. “Once you’ve seen the finale, you’ll be pretty clear where season four is going to go,” Kenny explained. (*)
(*) confirmadísimo por Kurt lo del salto temporal! (se ve que la entrevista es vieja aunque lo acaben de publicar xD)
;)
Fuente SpoilerTv, Daemonstv, @ sutterink
- Fotos promocionales
Como parece que no les gusta el hotlink dejo un enlace a la fuente y arreglado! Fotos por aquí
- Recopilatorio de spoilers
@Wild_Child93 (via Twitter): Sons of Anarchy? Mainly interested in Gemma and Tara. :-)
FYI, tomorrow night's Sons of Anarchy episode is the most rewarding finale of the year. Tara (Maggie Siff) has a key part to play in the club's season-ending caper-Jax's once-reluctant girlfriend is all in-and when Gemma gets some bad news, we are treated to another one of Katey Sagal's Emmy-worthy emotional scenes. We actually just talked to show runner Kurt Sutter about what it all means and what's to come, so look for part one of our Q&A tonight, part two will post after the finale airs tomorrow night.
Y mientras hacía el post Kurt Sutter ha twitteado un link a otro mogollón de spoilers, así que ahí van:
From TV Fanatic:
There will be death, surprises and enlightenment as far as what actually happened to John Teller all those years ago.
* SAMCRO looks to heal old wounds, but the Russians and ATF stand in the way.
* Revelations about Jax’s father plunge him into another existential crisis.
* There is a serious fake-out by both SAMCRO and Kurt Sutter and company.
* The letters Maureen hid in Jax’s bag in Belfast are found. But not by Jax.
* There will be bloodshed, with two familiar faces on the losing end.
From Watch with Kristen (E!Online):
* Prepare to rewatch this season’s Sons of Anarchy finale multiple times, because everything looks different once you know. [RK: cryptic enough for ya?]
* “NS,” is all about the terrible consequences of SAMCRO’s journey the past three seasons, and if one of those consequences is near-certain doom for those closest to Jax Teller.
* Shake in your boots, Jax fans. Oh, and you Tara fans-you better stock up on Ativan and red wine, because you are also going to need a sedative or two during tomorrow night’s finale. The suspense is almost unbearable.
* There’s one particular scene, before Jax and Tara set off on the season’s final adventure, that is so sunlit and sweet and optimistic that you just know something horrible is about to happen to one or both of them. This is, after all, Kurt Sutter’s world, where nothing stays too delightful for long.
Y para terminar dejo un copypaste descarado de la transcripción de una entrevista a Kenny Johnson (Kozik). Lo relacionado con el capi de mañana lo he subrayado para que se os vaya el ojo a ello, porque el resto es un tochazo que solo me interesa a mí xD
SONS OF ANARCHY wraps up its third season on FX Tuesday, November 30 with the ninety minute “NS” finale episode. Going into it, there are several storylines up in the air and things are looking to get downright crazy in Charming.
One subplot that took an odd turn in the season’s penultimate “June Wedding” episode was the Tig-Kozik feud. We finally learned the cause of Tig’s mistrust and bitterness, Missy, is in fact a German Shepherd Dog that Tig (Kim Coates) and Kozik (Kenny Johnson)shared. Fans have had mixed reactions to that reveal and we’re left wondering what happened to the dog to cause such a rift and whether Tig will now finally agree to let Kozik into the Charming SAMCRO chapter.
Kenny Johnson is probably best known for his portrayal of Detective Curtis “Lem” Lemansky on The Shield, where he worked with Sons of Anarchy creator/executive producer Kurt Sutter, who developed the role of Kozik specifically for Kenny.
Daemon’s TV was there when Kenny talked about the dog reveal, his chemistry with Kim Coates, and his reaction to how the Sons of Anarchy season wraps up. There are no spoilers.
On Kozik
After The Shield, Kenny spent three season on the Holly Hunter series Saving Grace, and in the show’s third season, Kurt Sutter approached him about appearing on Sons of Anarchy. “Kurt asked me, `If you have a second, I want to introduce you as a character. Maybe next season, if your show doesn’t go, I could add you as a guy.’” Saving Grace was indeed cancelled and Kozik introduced into Sons of Anarchy as a member of the Tacoma, Washington SAMCRO chapter.
Kenny couldn’t be happier about his time on Sons of Anarchy, saying, “It feels like I’m home. I feel really blessed that [Kurt] developed this guy.” He explained that it’s not just the great cast and crew, but that after being on a female-oriented show for three years, “I was jonesing for something with a lot of balls to it. I love riding bikes and I love how Kurt writes, so I’m having a blast.”
Kenny finds Kozik’s lack of conscience fascinating. “This character is written, as far as I know, without knowing if he is a good guy or a bad guy,” Kenny noted. “He does bad things like killing, but it’s just part of the job. He has no moral compass. I don’t think he really has a conscience.”
On chemistry with Kim Coates
Kozik and Tig make a dynamic duo and when asked how their chemistry works, Kenny replied, “Chemistry, I think, is just something that’s there or not” and he and Kim are lucky enough to have it. “[Tig] is just so brash a character that I thought, ‘Oh, it’s gonna work for me because I hate this guy.’ I go ‘I know so much about this guy that no one else does; I just want to reveal it all inside my head.”
Kenny called Kim “an amazing actor” and said, “When he’s on set, he’s totally in character: unapologetic and brash, but off the set he’s the nicest guy.” According to Kenny, he just has to play Kozik as true and honest as he can to play off Kim’s Tig and Kim’s method of acting feeds Kenny. “The tension is naturally there between us and I kinda dig that.”
For their first fight scene, Kim had wanted to use their stunt doubles but after Kenny said he was going to fight himself, Kim changed his mind, leading to Kenny accidentally getting his elbow wedged under Kim’s Adam’s apple. No real harm was done and Kenny said the fight scenes have been fun. He also said that while the characters may be evenly matched, in real life “I would kick his ass.”
On Missy the German shepherd
Tig’s animosity toward Kozik has been deep and vehement, so finding out the cause was actually a dog was a shock for many, including Kenny. “The thing is, we didn’t know she was a dog until the week we shot that scene,” he explained. “We thought it would be a sister or an ex-girlfriend.” Kenny also said that Kurt had pushed Kenny and Kim to get emotional with this all along. “He said we have to dig deeper. Go as deep as you can and think really dark,” making the dog reveal that much more surprising.
Kenny doesn’t know what happened to Missy, but he said, “It’s probably going to be pretty dark and messed up, I would think.” When asked whether we would find out just how dark it is, Kenny answered, “I think it will be revealed what happened to her-something bad happened that was my fault-and I think it will be revealed, but it will probably be a slow reveal.”
On the season finale
Kenny didn’t want to give anything away, but he called the finale-which he hasn’t yet seen-”crazy, twisted, brilliant.”
What Kenny would divulge is that “This is all payback. There is a lot of crazy, crazy stuff that happens that I think people are gonna be shocked. There’s a lot of twists and turns that happen. You think that Jax maybe turned and maybe these guys are all screwed and then it twists.”
Kenny continued, “It’s very twisted and then it gets complicated and complex and at the end you think, ‘Oh my god.’ When I read it, I thought it was brilliant.”
The finale is apparently also a game-changer. “It kind of turns the world of Charming around. It turns the Sons of Anarchy around,” Kurt explained. “You’ll find out everything by the end of the finale.”
Kurt directed the episode and Kenny thinks he did a great job. “Kurt’s a great director. He’s a great creator, but I also think he’s a great director.”
On whether or not Kozik will be around in season 4
When asked if Kozik would return in season four, Kenny hedged. “I would love to say yes. I can say that I don’t think I die before the end of the season, which is a good thing.” He added, “Everything kind of points in that direction that I would come back. It’s a pretty good possibility.”
To complicate matters, because of the events in the season three finale, Kenny said, “I’m almost sure there’s gonna be a time jump between the end of season three and the next season.” He explained that he knows what Kurt has in mind for season four, but he couldn’t say because it would ruin the finale. His solution: watch that finale. “Once you’ve seen the finale, you’ll be pretty clear where season four is going to go,” Kenny explained. (*)
(*) confirmadísimo por Kurt lo del salto temporal! (se ve que la entrevista es vieja aunque lo acaben de publicar xD)
;)
Fuente SpoilerTv, Daemonstv, @ sutterink