LONDON: Virgin Media Television's male-skewing sport trench Bravo has secured the rights to the FX series Sons of Anarchy from Twentieth Century Fox Television Distribution, as function of the British network's efforts to brace its prime-time play-acting slate. Already renewed for a moment ride in the U.S., the show, slated for Bravo's root schedule, is head produced by The Shield's Kurt Sutter and stars British actor Charlie Hunnam alongside Ron Perlman, Katey Sagal and Drea De Matteo. It focuses on an gangster motorcycle club in a selfish Californian town.
Bravo's direct controller, Dave Clarke, stated: "We're edgy and stuck-up to have secured such a high-quality and in the money series for our viewers. U.S. mooring screenplay is the best in the life and FX are past-masters.
Sons of Anarchy will be chief and compelling viewing for U.K. fans of both high-quality force and store drama. The cabal of perfect casting and super-sharp, shrewd scripting makes for a turbo-charged hour of television.'.
