“You’re the one that can’t look away.” Monster: The Ed Gein Story, only on Netflix October 3rd.
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Charlie Hunnam chats with ET’s Cassie DiLaura at Sunday’s 77th Primetime Emmy Awards. The actor dishes on his first time at the Emmys, and shares whom he’s most excited to see. Plus, Charlie opens up about channeling serial killer Ed Gein in Ryan Murphy’s upcoming drama series, ‘Monster: The Ed Gein Story.’
Charlie was a guest on the Virgin Radio Breakfast Show where he spoke with host Chris Evans on December 7th, 2023. In this captivating conversation, Charlie unveils his upcoming projects, including his latest Netflix film and a new Sons of Anarchy series set to premiere in 2024.
As Sons of Anarchy fans eagerly await the return of the biker drama, Charlie teases what’s to come in the new series, hinting at the evolution of the characters and the exploration of new themes. He also reflects on the legacy of the original show and the enduring impact it has had on television and pop culture.
A new universe awaits… Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire will be available to stream starting December 22nd exclusively on Netflix.
From Zack Snyder, the filmmaker behind 300, Man of Steel, and Army of the Dead, comes REBEL MOON, a 2-part movie event decades in the making.
After crash landing on a moon in the furthest reaches of the universe, Kora (Sofia Boutella), a stranger with a mysterious past, begins a new life among a peaceful settlement of farmers. But she soon becomes their only hope for survival when the tyrannical Regent Balisarius (Fra Fee) and his cruel emissary, Admiral Noble (Ed Skrein), discover the farmers have unwittingly sold their crops to the Bloodaxes (Cleopatra Coleman and Ray Fisher) — leaders of a fierce group of insurgents hunted by the Motherworld.
Tasked with finding fighters who would risk their lives to defend the people of Veldt, Kora and Gunnar (Michiel Huisman), a tenderhearted farmer naive in the realities of war, journey to different worlds in search of the Bloodaxes, and assemble a small band of warriors who share a common need for redemption along the way: Kai (Charlie Hunnam), a pilot and gun for hire; General Titus (Djimon Hounsou), a legendary commander; Nemesis (Doona Bae), a master swordswoman; Tarak (Staz Nair), a captive with a regal past; and Milius (E. Duffy), a resistance fighter. Back on Veldt, Jimmy (voiced by Anthony Hopkins), an ancient mechanized protector hiding in the wings, awakens with a new purpose. But the newly formed revolutionaries must learn to trust each other and fight as one before the armies of the Motherworld come to destroy them all.
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Charlie was an in-studio guest on TODAY’s 3rd Hour where he spoke about ‘Shantaram’ and how playing a character based on a person who is living is very “intimidating.”
You can watch his interview below in case you missed it!
Charlie and his ‘Shantatam’ costar Shubham Saraf stopped by CTV’s Your Morning show today to discuss the show. You can watch the interview below:
ETOnline.com — Charlie Hunnam’s toying with the idea of life after death when it comes to the dangerously smart character he played in all seven seasons of Sons of Anarchy.
During the Los Angeles premiere for his new AppleTV+ series Shantaram, the ridiculously handsome 42-year-old actor opened up to ET’s Will Marfugi a bit — keyword, a bit — about the possible revival of Jackson “Jax” Teller in some way, shape or form. He recently said as much, and he acknowledged that speaking about it caused quite the commotion.
“Oh, did that get a little bit of traction,” quipped Hunnam. But when pressed on whether there’s a concrete idea or if reprising his role as Jax will come in a series or film, Hunnam played coy.
“I can’t, I can’t tell you. No, no,” said Hunnam with a bit of a grin on his face. “There’s nothing I can say at all, other than if it happens, it’ll happen.”
For what it’s worth, Hunnam says he still has one of the motorcycles he rode all those years on the hit FX show, which aired 92 episodes from 2008 to 2014.
“I have one of the Sons of Anarchy bikes,” Hunnam said. “I rode so hard for so long over that 10, 12-year period that I was riding all the time. I had a couple of close calls, and I just got a niggling voice in the back of my head saying, ‘Just take it easy for a minute,’ ya know? So, I put about five years where I’ve been riding so much but I’m starting to feel the urge to get back on the bike.” Continue reading Press/Interview: Charlie Hunnam Teases Possible ‘Sons of Anarchy’ Revival as Jax Teller