big shout to the ghosts and the ghostettes recently Charlie Hunnam of Sons of Anarchy
everybody knows him as Jax Teller did a reaction to his own videos so we're gonna
do a reaction to the reaction on this episode a demon's Row TV and oh yeah we ghosting baby
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big shout to the ghosts and the ghostettes welcome to Demons Row TV the Holy Grail of
MC culture where we cover everything motorcycle and Motorcycle Club involved I'm sose the ghost
I'm your host for the evening and today I saw this video from Vanity Fair with Charlie Hunnam AKA Jax
Teller from Sons of Anarchy and he was reacting to his videos so we're gonna do the reaction to
his reaction let's do this it's so embarrassing to say it's an Englishman but I'd been working
in America for so long that when I got that I had to hire a dialect coach to help me sound English
again which was sort of an absurd situation to find myself in one thing I gotta say if I ever
and listen I'm not gonna throw shots at Charlie Hunnam he's a great actor and I actually loved him
in King Arthur that movie was really dope if you haven't seen now check that out it's a dope movie
obviously he did a great job in Sons of Anarchy but what is it about Hollywood I don't know if
it's the pr agents who is it that is co-signing that dude sit like that with their legs looking
like they're paralyzed but it's so funny seeing the difference in a person and the character
that they play I Am Charlie Hunnam and today I am going to be revisiting some scenes from my career
[Music] I never watch myself the idea of watching these clips now is terrifying but
I'm willing to do it for my love of Vanity Fair let's watch crappy music [Music] [Applause] my son
it's twisted up he just lost his mom goodness right on so looking at my demographics I have
to say this that thing right there is called the VCR and that's what ancient people like
us used to use how many y'all in the comments remember beta chord it was a smaller version
of the VHS I hated it because it didn't have the same amount of movies that the VCR had but
then eventually you know it crossed over but we grew up in the Bronx we was poor [Music]
he just lost his mom goodness right on okay holy moly this is a great scene the scene I think that
I've been most nervous about uh in my whole career for those that don't know the show and I'm sorry
there can be some pretty serious spoilers here I confront my best friend who knew that my mother
had killed my wife and failed to tell me that it's about nine pages of dialogue and I said I'm not
rehearsing it I just need to go away and prepare and we're just gonna do it you know so we set
everything up and something happened in the room where life became what was happening like we were
actually in that room this was actually happening to us and I just broke down and started wailing
inconsolably and sort of being violent with my guy and it was really good it was better than I could
have ever hoped it was going to be Peter Weller was directing the episode and came in and went uh
I don't know what that was but it was the greatest single thing I've ever seen it's
a wrap we're not shooting it again and then our beautiful cinematographer Paul nabum came in white
and he said actually we are shooting that again the camera didn't roll oh and it wasn't as good
but them's the brakes you know it's still pretty good I had an extraordinary experience
in in researching this role in this character where we had a wonderful producer called John
Linson and through John I had access to a motorcycle club from Oakland a well-known
club and I got to meet the guy that I was going to play there's a kid called Chill
Will his dad was also in the motorcycle club and I met him and spent four days with him and
loved him and got to see what the real of this thing was but I had to come back and work with
Kurt because we were about to start shooting the show unfortunately will lost his life at
that day I then felt this responsibility in a way to honor him through this character so true
I got a lot of um criticism for some of the choices I made you know I wore white tennis shoes
but this kid was a 19 year old west coast Oakland badass and he's gonna wear sneakers and Dickies
and that was his Vibe so I modeled a lot on chill well and I got a lot of criticism you know bike as
well leather boots sort of vibe so I've talked about it on the show before about being suited
and booted if you're new to a motorcycle club and especially if you're joining Outlaw motorcycle
club or a traditional Club make sure that you're suited and booted meaning having jeans having
boots on so you don't have to hear anything about it sneakers is frowned down upon in many clubs but
on the west coast it's a lot more accepted I hated it because I am a sneaker type person you know me
in real life I'm a sweats sneakers go to the gym type of guy so I actually hated wearing the jeans
and boots all the time I feel like I have a suit on they do it for reasons you know what I mean
protection and the way you move and whatever you might have to get into if you know what I mean
on chill well and I got a lot of criticism you know bikes as well leather boots sort of vibe
I just went okay well you know maybe most bikers do but these ones don't your mom was on the floor
freaked out through the course of the show I had the benefit of losing some of my brothers
on the show The Epic amazing Ryan Hurst who played Opie was the first to go and he really struggled
with saying goodbye to that character he had this beautiful sort of articulation where he said that
every actor carries around a graveyard full of characters that they've brought to life and then
had to kill but Opie was the first time in his career that the son of a bitch refused to die he
was just alive and in him and he found himself in a book shop he said there's about a thousand books
in the bookstore dedicated to the creation of a character and not a single line in any of them
of how to kill them when you were finished and so I knew that it was going to be rough after eight
years of living with Jax to try to say goodbye to him I'd shared my psyche and body with him so
they go further into King Arthur and different movies that he did I actually like King Arthur
but you know this is a biker Channel let me know if you're okay with me pushing the mold sometimes
when it comes to stuff like that but I know it's a biker Channel and you get people that
are like man it's supposed to be you know I thought it was the Holy Grail of MC culture
but he's talking about King Arthur so let me know if it's okay if we venture off a little
bit let me know what you think about that is there stuff that you know you would like us to
talk about on the show let us know if there's other stuff that you want us to review that
could tie in with the culture too or maybe it's not part of the culture but it's relevant and
I just want to give you a big shout out for rolling with me as long as you have there's
people that have been rocking with me since I was talking in the parking lot there's people
that just got on board I love you guys for that man it's just nothing but love and I see you guys
everywhere East to the West Coast it's just always love so I appreciate you for that if
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www.demonsrow.com if you enjoyed this video we got another one where we talk about Kurt
Sutter actually getting blessing from Outlaw motorcycle clubs just so that they could give
the real insights of real bikers it'll be linked above and thank you for tuning in to Demons Row
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