Sons Of Anarchy Season 7 [SPOILERS]: Episodes 4 And 5 In The Works While Marcus Alvarez, August Marks And More To Return, Kurt Sutter And Team Open Up About Opie’s Death
"Sons of Anarchy" season 7 spoilers are due once again.
Kurt Sutter, creator of "Sons of Anarchy," stated on WTF Sutter that his writers are currently working on episode 3 while episodes 1 and 2 have already been finalized.
Drafts for episode 4 and 5 are being fleshed out as we speak, according to ecumenicalnews.com.
In terms of spoilers, Sutter has suggested so far that season 7, which will also be the final season of the biker drama, will be filmed in black and white.
"Sons of Anarchy" fans already know that season 7 will heavily involve Jax searching for the person who killed his wife, Tara.
Further spoilers have been revealed in regards to the cast of season 7. There will be some familiar faces returning to the FX series for its final season.
Zap2it has reported that Marcus Alvarez, played by Emilio Rivera and the Mayans will be returning to the show while Billy Brown will be coming back as August Marks as well.
Robert Patrick will also be coming back as SAMDINO President Les Packer.
"We're going to try to spin a little story around him and bring him back for a few," stated Sutter.
While fans await the arrival of more spoilers for season 7 of the hit show, several members of the "Sons of Anarchy" team made an appearance on Sundance Channel's "The Writers Room" on Monday, May 12.
Kurt Sutter, Katey Sagal, and co-executive producers Charles Murray and Mike Daniels spoke about the previous deaths on the show, as well as their plans for the final season, according to the Latin Post.
The co-executive producers went into detail about killing off the beloved characters in the series.
"Opie was living the life of Job, where everything was being taken away from him and then he still, because of his friendship, took that death from Jax," stated Murray.
He added, "That death was based on friendship and I think if you look at all the other deaths, they earn what they earn because of the mayhem that exists, the chaos that exists in their world."
Despite his death, Daniels explains that Opie lives on.
"Opie continues to be a character on the show, his death really is something that Jax pivoted off. He kind of saw it as mandate to fulfill his destiny in a slightly different way. So, I think that's part of why it still lives with fans, it still lives in the show," stated Mike Daniels.
The "Sons of Anarchy" team is reportedly looking to give fans the most satisfying end to their series.
"It's nice to know you're satisfying those fans and closing that book and you know there's no better satisfaction than finishing a great book you love and it's nice to be one of the people writing the last chapter with everybody else in that room," stated the co-executives.
