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- Deadline: Kurt Sutter Drama ‘Bastard Executioner’ Picked Up To Series By FX For Fall Launch
A bunch of behind the scenes vids where the cast & crew discuss The Bastard Executioner while filming the pilot:
These are all about ~15-45 seconds long.
Cast list off of wikipedia:
Are people going to check this out? I give most shows on FX a chance, though I'm a little skeptical about this one. Did the end of SoA burn people out enough that they want no part of this?
Kurt Sutter’s follow-up drama to Sons Of Anarchy is officially a go at FX. The cable network has picked up Sutter’s gritty Late Middle Ages drama pilot The Bastard Executioner to series with a 10-episode order. The pickup to the project, from Imagine TV, Fox 21 TV Studios and FX Prods., comes just as the the pilot wrapped production in Wales. Production on the series will resume there in the summer.
A period drama, The Bastard Executioner tells the story of a warrior knight (Lee Jones) in King Edward I’s charge who is broken by the ravages of war and vows to lay down his sword. But when that violence finds him again he is forced to pick up the bloodiest sword of all.
“From his important contributions to The Shield to his epic run on Sons Of Anarchy, Kurt has been one of FX’s most visionary artists, and we are proud to get him back on the air so soon after the unquestionable success of Sons,” said FX Networks CEO John Landgraf.
Added Sutter, “I love history. I love theology. I love blood. It’s been very satisfying weaving fact and fiction to create a new mythology that combines all these elements. And with this extraordinary cast — Stephen Moyer, Katey Sagal and newcomer Lee Jones — this world explodes on screen. I love working with FX and Fox21TVS. They’ve been my family for 15 years. They not only tolerate me, they embrace my extremely disturbing storytelling sensibilities.”
Bastard Executioner, created by Sutter, features series regulars Jones, Moyer, SOA‘s Sagal and Sutter, Flora Spencer-Longhurst, Sam Spruell, Darren Evans, Danny Sapani, Timothy V. Murphy, Sarah White, Sarah Sweeney, Elen Rhys, Ethan Griffiths and guest star Matthew Rhys.

A bunch of behind the scenes vids where the cast & crew discuss The Bastard Executioner while filming the pilot:
From the Set: Medieval Castles
From the Set: What To Expect
From the Set: Grizzly Reality
From The Set: Matthew Rhys
From The Set: The Executioner’s Surprises
From The Set: Voices of War
From The Set: The Grasslands Battle
From The Set: Fight Training
From The Set: Meet Giles Masters
From the Set: Bilingual Thoughts From A Local
From the Set: Danny Sapani – “Berber the Moor”
From the Set: Kyle Rees – “Calo Caine”
From the Set: Timothy V. Murphy
From the Set: Table Read
From the Set: Darkness Comes
From the Set: What To Expect
From the Set: Grizzly Reality
From The Set: Matthew Rhys
From The Set: The Executioner’s Surprises
From The Set: Voices of War
From The Set: The Grasslands Battle
From The Set: Fight Training
From The Set: Meet Giles Masters
From the Set: Bilingual Thoughts From A Local
From the Set: Danny Sapani – “Berber the Moor”
From the Set: Kyle Rees – “Calo Caine”
From the Set: Timothy V. Murphy
From the Set: Table Read
From the Set: Darkness Comes
These are all about ~15-45 seconds long.
Cast list off of wikipedia:
Main cast
Lee Jones as Wilkin Brattle
Stephen Moyer as Milus Corbett
Brían F. O’Byrne as Baron Ventris
Flora Spencer-Longhurst as Baroness Lowry "Love" Aberffraw Ventris
Kurt Sutter as The Dark Mute
Kyle Rees as Calo Caine
Sam Spruell as Toran Prichard
Katey Sagal as Annora of the Alders
Darren Evans as Ash y Goedwig
Danny Sapani as Berber the Moor
Timothy V. Murphy as Father Ruskin
Sarah White as Isabel Kiffin
Sarah Sweeny as Jessamy Maddox
Ross O'Hennessy as Locke
Alec Newman as Leon Tell
Tim McDonnell as Huxley
Recurring/Special Guests
Matthew Rhys as Gruffudd y Blaidd
Martin McCann as Randolph Corset
Alun Raglan as Jonas The Collector
Alec Newman as Leon Tell
Are people going to check this out? I give most shows on FX a chance, though I'm a little skeptical about this one. Did the end of SoA burn people out enough that they want no part of this?