I had this idea, and I didn't know when it would happen, but I did know I wanted to play out this notion of Abel being taken and what that would do to Charlie and the club. It would suck if the show ended right now. I'd work with him again in a heartbeat.īut in terms of some of the other stuff - this was clearly written with confidence that you would have another season to deal with it.
It's not good for the actor, and it's not good for the show. People are going to have their reaction, but I don't want an actor that's not happy. It wasn't my intent to try to be sensational and kill off a main character. We had ongoing conversations, and we decided we'd find some noble way for him to go.
Creatively, he really wanted out of his contract. I will tell you that I've been having conversations with Johnny Lewis all season, and Johnny wasn't happy on the show. Let me just start, because I know people are going to be pissed off about the Half-Sack thing. Gemma's a fugitive, Abel has been abducted, Half-Sack is dead… I guess Half-Sack being dead isn't something hanging out there, but there is a whole lot to be resolved. It just means you leave a lot of things hanging out there. So I watched the finale, and the first thing I thought was, "This is a man who does not have concerns about coming back next season." There are some mild spoilers for what Kurt plans to do in that third season, so read on at your own peril if you want to stay totally pristine, but know that this was stuff I felt comfortable including. So "Sons of Anarchy" season two has come to an end, and I have both a review of the finale and this transcript of the interview I did with "Sons" creator Kurt Sutter about all the things that happened in the finale (and the season before it), what the hold-up is with the third season renewal, and more.
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