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Neimad a écrit:Je sais toujours pas trop quoi en penser, mais bon en tant que fan de SoA, je vais bien entendu lui laisser sa chance

ROY a écrit:en croisant une femme qui ressemblait à Wayne (compliment ou pas ?

I have a sense of 'Sons' being four chapters. If 'Sons' was the first chapter than I see the Mayans as the second chapter. [The new show is] present day, it's after the death of Jax Teller.

This isn't the only upcoming Sons show which will deal with the fallout of Teller's actions in the show finale - it's likely to pop up in the upcoming Mayans MC outing.

We're going to play the reality of that last day and the events that happened with who he killed that day and the impact and perhaps the trickle down that may have had on Northern Cali.

So it won't have a direct impact on the Mayans but we make reference to it in the pilot so we can play the reality of it.

The third chapter then, would be the prequel, which would tell the story of Jax's father returning home from Vietnam and helping form the motorcycle club.

I think at some point we’ll find a way to shine a little light on perhaps on John Teller’s manuscript, if the Mayans, if we’re lucky enough to continue and then what I would do is not directly but I would use that as a potential launching point to do the prequel.

The First 9 — it would begin in Vietnam with John Teller and Piney Winston and it would be about them coming back to America and ideally to do each episode have a new member join but end it at the end of that so that maybe at that point Gemma’s there but it’s before Jax is born.

I don’t want to step on the mythology that we know but we kind of lay track to the beginning and then stop.

Looking ahead to the sequel, there's the possibility of keeping it in the family tree with Jax's sons Abel and Thomas as they learn about their father's life.

Perhaps thinking ahead at some point, if any of us are still alive, there might be a series of events that takes us down the line into the future that perhaps sets up some kind of dynamic for Jax’s sons to become aware of who [their] dad was and things like that.

That for me is the dream quartet if you will.

Rogue One a écrit:petite question.. la clocharde.. pour moi c'est la personnification de la Faucheuse.. d'autres idées ??

Batmanium a écrit:

Rogue One a écrit:petite question.. la clocharde.. pour moi c'est la personnification de la Faucheuse.. d'autres idées ??

Elle dégage quelque chose de beaucoup trop positif pour qu’elle soit la Faucheuse je trouve, en plus si je me souviens bien de la série elle apparait plusieurs fois dans des moments qui ont rien avoir avec la mort. Pour moi c'est une sorte d'ange qui veille sur Gemma et Jax mais la théorie la plus populaire à son sujet c'est qu'elle incarne une figure christique.

Rogue One a écrit:le symbole des Sons est la Faucheuse et la phrasz prononcée en cas de sentance est "il va rencontrer la Grande Faucheuse".
ça parait plus logique que ce soit ça plutôt qu'un symbole biblique, surtout que, pendant toute la série, les prières des personnages n'aboutissent pas..
que la Faucheuse soit la seule à les entendre parait logique au vu de leurs péchés et de leur univers.. comme si seule la Mort pouvait juger ses fils

ROY a écrit:"charter" ?

Rogue One a écrit:le spin off se passera a Charming ou chez un autre charter ??

NiradZedjati a écrit:Le pilote a été commandé par FX, Kurt Sutter sera aux manettes, début de production en Mars, début de synopsis.

Set in the aftermath of Jax Teller’s death at the end of SOA’s seven season run in 2014, Mayans MC will focus on the struggles of EZ Reyes, a prospect in the Mayan MC charter on the California/Mexico border.

4 things we learned about the Sons of Anarchy spin-off Mayans MC at ATX Festival

— Even though Mayans MC is about a difficult motorcycle club in a different town (the fictional California border town of Santa Padre) and with a Latino membership, the show still feels like it’s set in the Sons of Anarchy universe. The footage introduced the club’s latest recruit Ezekiel “EZ” Reyes (JD Pardo) as he joined the gang on a drug run to Las Vegas that goes spectacularly wrong when the shipment is held up by armed gunmen. The footage also briefly introduced EZ’s father, Felipe Reyes (Edward James Olmos) who Sutter says will represent the patriarch of the show.

— Mayans MC is set three years after the events in Sons of Anarchy, and the final day of Jax Teller (Charlie Hunnam) is discussed in the show. “We talk a little about that final day with Jax and how it changed [the] Northern California [motorcycle club world],” Sutter said.

— Mayans MC isn’t looking to tackle Trump-era immigration policies, but will probably wrestle with them anyway. “It’s not a political show,” Sutter said. “I do not write political shows. I should not write political shows. But the real world always impacted [Sons of Anarchy]. This is not a show that will deal head-on with those issues but it takes place on the border and those things will have to bleed into the storyline.”

— Asked if familiar SoA faces will show up on the new show (besides co-star Emilio Rivera), Sutter played coy with his reply, noting he wants Mayans to stand on its own, but he also notably didn’t deny it and given the show’s timeline it sure would make a lot of sense.