For seven adrenaline-fueled seasons, we followed the tumultuous journey of the Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club as they navigated through shocking plot twists and heart-stopping drama. Creator Kurt Sutter masterfully crafted a roller coaster of emotions that left viewers on the edge of their seats. The cast, perfectly matched to their characters, brought the story to life with flawless execution. Although the series concluded in 2014, the impact of the show and its characters still lingers. So, where are the former cast members of SOA now?
Charlie Hunnam (Jax Teller)
Since his days as the central character on SOA, British-born actor Charlie Hunnam has continued to make waves in the acting world. Now 37, he has starred in films such as “King Arthur: Legend of the Sword,” “Pacific Rim,” and “Crimson Peak.” Additionally, Hunnam has ventured into screenwriting, exploring various subjects like Mexican drug cartels and Vlad the Impaler.
Kim Coates (Alex “Tig” Trager)
Kim Coates, who portrayed the former VP of the SAMCRO motorcycle club, has remained active in the acting scene. He has appeared in “Bad Blood,” “Kevin Can Wait,” “Godless,” and taken the lead in “Ghost Wars.” Before SOA, the 60-year-old Canadian actor had roles in films like “Pearl Harbor,” “Waterworld,” and “Black Hawk Down.”
Ryan Hurst (Opie Winston)
Ryan Hurst’s portrayal of Opie Winston, the gentlest member of the Sons, made him a fan favorite. Since the series, Hurst has appeared in “Bates Motel” and “Outsiders.” The 41-year-old actor, along with his wife, also operates their own production company in Los Angeles.
Tommy Flanagan (Filip “Chibs” Telford)
Scottish actor Tommy Flanagan, who played the fiercely loyal Chibs, has continued his acting career with a role in the series “Redliners.” The 52-year-old actor has also appeared in films like “Sin City,” “Gladiator,” and “Braveheart.”
Dayton Callie (Wayne Unser)
Dayton Callie played Unser, the police chief of Charming, California, who walked a fine line between supporting SAMCRO and protecting the town. The 62-year-old Scottish actor went on to appear in “Fear the Walking Dead” as Jeremiah Otto and had roles in “Deadwood,” “John from Cincinnati,” “Volcano,” and “Halloween II.”
Theo Rossi (Juan Carlos “Juice” Ortiz)
Theo Rossi played the popular character Juice, whose strong conscience ultimately led to his downfall. The 42-year-old New York-born actor has since appeared in “Luke Cage” as Hernan “Shades” Alvarez and has a leading role in the upcoming crime movie “Vault.”
Katey Sagal (Gemma Teller Morrow)
Katey Sagal, the real-life wife of SOA creator Kurt Sutter, delivered a powerful performance as the matriarch Gemma Teller Morrow. Since the series, the 61-year-old American actress has made guest appearances on “This Is Us,” “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” and landed a role in “Superior Donuts.” Sagal is also a singer with three albums and a soundtrack for SOA. In 2017, she wrote a well-received memoir and continues to act and sing today.
Jimmy Smits (Nero Padilla)
Jimmy Smits’ character Nero was a welcome addition to SOA. After the series, he starred in “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” as Senator Bail Organa and appeared in multiple television series. The 62-year-old American actor remains active in television, film, and works with various Latinx organizations.
Mark Boone Junior (Robert “Bobby Elvis” Munson)
Mark Boone Junior’s role as Bobby in SOA helped him break free from the character actor mold. The 63-year-old American actor has since appeared in “The Birth of a Nation,” “Flaked,” “Patriot,” and “The Last Man on Earth.”
David Labrava (Happy Lowman)
David Labrava portrayed the ruthless killer Happy Lowman in SOA. The 55-year-old American actor continues to act, write, and direct, with plans to star in three more movies, including “The Voice Within,” “1%,” and “Irish Whisper.”
Ron Perlman (Clay Morrow)
Ron Perlman played the complex character Clay Morrow, the ruthless leader of SAMCRO. After SOA, Perlman appeared in “StartUp,” “Maron,” “The Blacklist,” and several other projects. The 67-year-old American actor is also known for his roles in “Hand of God,” “Blade II,” and “Hellboy.”
Johnny Lewis (Kip “Half-Sack” Epps)
Johnny Lewis played the humorous character Half-Sack in SOA. Unfortunately, after the series, Lewis faced psychiatric issues and legal problems, leading to his tragic death at the age of 28.
Maggie Siff (Tara Knowles)
Maggie Siff portrayed Tara, the love of Jax Teller’s life. Since her role in SOA, Siff has landed a leading role in the Showtime series “Billions” and appeared in films like “Push,” “The 5th Wave,” and “Michael Clayton.” The 43-year-old American actress is married with one young daughter.
Drea de Matteo (Wendy Case)
Drea de Matteo played Wendy Case, Jax Teller’s first wife and the mother of his son. Before SOA, de Matteo appeared in “The Sopranos,” “Assault on Precinct 13,” “Joey,” and “Swordfish.” The 46-year-old actress currently stars in “Shades of Blue.”
William Lucking (Piermont “Piney” Winston)
William Lucking played Piney, the father of Opie and an elder member of SAMCRO. Since leaving the show, the 76-year-old American actor has made a few television appearances in “Switched at Birth” and “Murder in the First.” He has also appeared in films like “Red Dragon,” “Erin Brockovich,” “Stripes,” and “The A-Team.”
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