Kurt Sutter

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Kurt Sutter
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Sutter in 2012
Born (1960-05-05) May 5, 1960 (age 64) [1]
Rahway, New Jersey, U.S.
Education Rutgers University
Northern Illinois University
Occupations
  • Screenwriter
  • director
  • producer
  • actor
Years active1980s–present
Known for
Spouse
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(m. 2004)​
Children1

Kurt Leon Sutter (born May 5, 1960) is an American screenwriter, director, producer, and actor. He worked as a writer, director, and executive producer on The Shield, and appeared on the show as hitman Margos Dezerian. Sutter is also the creator of Sons of Anarchy and its spinoff Mayans M.C. on FX; he wrote, produced, and directed the series, as well as played incarcerated club member Otto Delaney. Sutter spent time with members of an outlaw motorcycle club in Northern California as research for Sons of Anarchy. [2] Sutter's wife, actress Katey Sagal, played main character Gemma Teller.

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Early life

Sutter was born in Rahway, New Jersey. His father worked at the General Motors plant in Linden, New Jersey, and his mother was a secretary for the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Newark. He has two older sisters. [3] He grew up in the township of Clark, New Jersey [3] and graduated from Roselle Catholic High School in 1982. [3]

Sutter attended Livingston College for the journalism department of Rutgers University—which was located there—eventually graduating from Rutgers University with a BA in mass media with a minor in English in 1986. He moved to New York City and studied Meisner technique, did theater, and taught at the Gately/Poole Conservatory. [3] Sutter then attended Northern Illinois University for three years, starting in 1997, to obtain his M.F.A. in performance and directing. [3]

Career

Sutter was hired as a staff writer for the first season of FX crime drama The Shield in 2002. He made his television acting debut with the episode "Blowback", in which he appeared as Armenian mob hitman Margos Dezerian. He co-wrote the episodes "Dragonchasers" and "Two Days of Blood" with fellow staff writer Scott Rosenbaum, and was promoted to story editor for the second season in 2003. He wrote the episodes "Scar Tissue" and "Dead Soldiers" and in 2004, joined the production team in the junior role of co-producer for the third season. He continued to write episodes and scripted "Playing Tight" and "Mum" with series creator and executive producer Shawn Ryan, "Slipknot" solo, and "Fire in the Hole" with consulting producer Charles H. Eglee. He reprised his role as Dezerian in the season's final episodes "All In" and "On Tilt".

He was promoted to supervising producer for the fourth season in 2005. He wrote the episode "Grave" solo, co-wrote the story for the episode "Judas Priest" with Eglee and co-wrote the teleplay with Rosenbaum. He co-wrote the story for the season finale "Ain't That a Shame" with Ryan; Ryan co-wrote the teleplay for the episode with co-executive producer Glen Mazzara. Sutter became a co-executive producer for the fifth season in 2006. He wrote the episode "Extraction", co-wrote the episode "Trophy" with Renee Palya and Tony Soltis, and co-wrote the season's penultimate episode "Fire in the Hole" with Eglee.

He became an executive producer for the sixth season in 2007, directed a promotional mini-episode for the sixth season entitled "Wins and Losses," and wrote the sixth-season premiere "On the Jones". He co-wrote the episode "Exiled" with Rosenbaum, also now an executive producer.

Sutter returned as an executive producer and writer for the seventh and final season in 2008. He wrote the premiere "Coefficient of Drag" and co-wrote the episode "Parricide" with Gary Lennon. At the close of the season he was the series' second most prolific writer (after Ryan), having written or co-written 18 episodes in total.

Also in 2008, Sutter created and executive produced a new series for FX entitled Sons of Anarchy . The show centers on the titular motorcycle club in a fictitious town called Charming in California. He was the series head writer and showrunner. Along with the pilot episode he wrote the episodes "Seeds", "Fun Town", "Capybara", "The Sleep of Babies", and the season finale "The Revelator". He would go on to write 61 of the show's 92 episodes. Sutter appears in the show as incarcerated club member Otto Delaney, and he cast his wife Katey Sagal in the starring role as the club's matriarch Gemma Teller Morrow. Sutter also hired several crew members whom he had worked with on The Shield, including unit production manager and producer Kevin G. Cremin, post-production supervisor and producer Craig Yahata, and directors Guy Ferland, Stephen Kay, Gwyneth Horder-Payton, Paris Barclay, Terrence O'Hara, and Billy Gierhart. The first season also featured The Shield star Jay Karnes as a recurring special guest star playing ATF Agent Joshua Kohn. [4] This is a trend that continued in later seasons with the majority of the main cast of The Shield appearing in later episodes in a variety of different roles.

Sutter at the San Diego Comic-Con 2011 Kurt Sutter by Gage Skidmore 2.jpg
Sutter at the San Diego Comic-Con 2011

Sutter remained showrunner and executive producer for the series' second season in 2009. He wrote the season premiere "Albification", co-wrote the episode "Eureka" with Brett Conrad, co-wrote the episode "Gilead" with co-producer Chris Collins, co-wrote the episode "Potlatch" with Misha Green, co-wrote the teleplay for the episode "Service" with co-executive producer Jack LoGiudice from a story by Brady Dahl and Cory Udica, co-wrote the episode "The Culling" with consulting producer Dave Erickson, and wrote and directed the season finale "Na Trioblóidí". The second season featured The Shield star Kenny Johnson as a special guest star playing a club member named Kozik.

Sutter returned as showrunner and executive producer for the third season in 2010. He wrote the season premiere "SO", co-wrote the episode "Oiled" with Erickson, now a co-executive producer, co-wrote the episode "Home" with Liz Sagal, series' star Katey Sagal's sister and his sister-in-law. He co-wrote the episode "Widening Gyre" with co-producer Regina Corrado and the episode "Lochan Mor" with Erickson and Liz Sagal. He wrote the story for the episode "Turas"; the teleplay was co-written by Collins (now a producer) and Dahl. He co-wrote the episode "Firinne" with Vaunn Wilmott and the episode "Bainne" with Corrado and Erickson. He wrote the story for the episode "June Wedding"; Collins wrote the teleplay. He reprised the role of Otto in the season finale, titled "NS", which he also directed and co-wrote with Erickson. Johnson returned as Kozik in the third season. He would go on to produce seven seasons of Sons. The show concluded airing in December 2014.

In 2010, DreamWorks picked up Sutter's film script, Southpaw , and Eminem was eyed for the lead role. The film was dropped by DreamWorks in 2011, [5] [6] and was later picked up by MGM and Columbia Pictures. [7] Antoine Fuqua directed the film, and Jake Gyllenhaal replaced Eminem in the lead. Rachel McAdams, Rita Ora, 50 Cent, and Forest Whitaker also appeared in the film. [8] Southpaw was released on July 24, 2015, by The Weinstein Company. [9]

In 2014, it was announced Sutter had begun developing The Bastard Executioner , a new series for FX, The series was ordered to pilot on December 12, 2014. [10] Katey Sagal, Lee Jones, and Stephen Moyer signed on to join the cast of the pilot. [11] [12] On May 22, 2015, the pilot was ordered to series with a 10-episode launch to premiere on September 15, 2015, on FX. The series was cancelled after one season. [13] [14] He went on to create the Sons of Anarchy spinoff Mayans M.C. In October 2019, Sutter was fired from FX after multiple complaints were lodged against him about his "abrasive" and "unprofessional" behavior. [15] Sutter appeared in the 2021 science fiction film Chaos Walking , his first feature film acting role. [16]

Comic books

In 2016, Sutter produced a six-issue comic book miniseries with Boom! Studios entitled Lucas Stand. The first issue was released on June 1, 2016. [17] He also worked on a comic book called Sisters of Sorrow; the book was launched at the 2016 San Diego Comic-Con. [18]

Projects in development

In May 2021, it was announced that Sutter would direct a horror film titled This Beast for Netflix. [19] In November 2021, it was announced that he would create a western series titled The Abandons for Netflix. [20]

Influences

Sutter has stated he's had multiple influences in his writing style, including William Shakespeare, specifically his play Hamlet . He based the characters of Sons of Anarchy on Hamlet. Other cultural influences include Mad Magazine , Hanna-Barbera cartoons, and the television show Hill Street Blues , among others. [21]

Personal life

Sutter moved to Los Angeles in 2000. [3] Sutter married actress Katey Sagal in a private ceremony on October 2, 2004, at their home in Los Feliz, California. [22] Their first child, daughter Esme Louise, was born January 10, 2007. Esme was carried by a surrogate mother. [23]

Sutter is an animal rights activist, and is vegan. [24] He is also a motorcycle enthusiast. [25]

Filmography

Film

YearFilmActorDirectorWriterRole(s)Notes
2015 Southpaw NoNoYesN/A
2021 Chaos Walking YesNoNoCillian Boyd
TBAThis BeastTBAYesTBA

Television

Actor

YearFilmRoleNotes
2002–2004 The Shield Margos Dezerian4 episodes
2008–2013 Sons of Anarchy "Big" Otto Delaney20 episodes
2015 The Bastard Executioner The Dark Mute9 episodes

Producer

YearShowRole
2018–2023 Mayans M.C. Executive producer
2015 The Bastard Executioner Executive producer
2008–2014 Sons of Anarchy Executive producer
2002–2008 The Shield Credited as:

Executive producer (Seasons 6–7)
Co-executive producer (Season 5)
Supervising producer (Season 4)
Co-producer (Season 3)
Story editor (Season 2)
Staff writer (Season 1)

Writer

YearShowSeasonEpisode titleEpisodeOriginal airdateNotes
2019 Mayans M.C. 2"Hunahpu"10November 5, 2019
"Itzam-Ye"9October 29, 2019Co-written with Elgin James
"Xbalanque"1September 3, 2019
20181"Cuervo/Tz'ikb'ull"10November 6, 2018
"Serpiente/Chikchan"9October 30, 2018Co-written with Sean Tretta
"Murcielago/Zotz"4September 25, 2018Co-written with Santa Sierra
"Escorpion/Dzec"2September 11, 2018
"Perro/Oc"1September 4, 2018
2015 The Bastard Executioner 1"Effigy/Delw"3September 22, 2015Co-written with Charles Murray and Nichole Beattie
"Pilot, Part 2"2September 15, 2015
"Pilot, Part 1"1September 15, 2015
2014 Sons of Anarchy 7"Papa's Goods"13December 9, 2014
"Red Rose"12December 2, 2014Co-written with Charles Murray
"Suits of Woe"11November 18, 2014Co-written with Peter Elkoff and Mike Daniel
"Faith and Despondency"10November 11, 2014Co-written with Kem Nunn and Gladys Rodriguez
"What a Piece of Work is Man"9November 4, 2014Co-written with Mike Daniels and Roberto Patino
"The Separation of Crows"8October 28, 2014Co-written with Peter Elkoff and John Barcheski
"Greensleeves"7October 21, 2014Co-written with Gladys Rodriguez and Josh Botana
"Smoke 'em If You Got 'em"6October 14, 2014Co-written with Mike Daniels
"Some Strange Eruption"5October 7, 2014Co-written with Roberto Patino
"Poor Little Lambs"4September 30, 2014Co-written with Kem Nunn
"Playing with Monsters"3September 23, 2014Co-written with Peter Elkoff
"Toil and Till"2September 16, 2014Co-written with Kem Nunn
"Black Widower"1September 9, 2014
20136"A Mother's Work"13December 10, 2013Co-written with Chris Collins
"You Are My Sunshine"12December 3, 2013Co-written with Kem Nunn and Mike Daniels
"Aon Rud Persanta"11November 19, 2013Co-written with Chris Collins
"Huang Wu"10November 12, 2013Co-written with Charles Murray
"John 8:32"9November 5, 2013Co-written with Kem Nunn
"Los Fantasmas"8October 29, 2013Co-written with Roberto Patino
"Sweet and Vaded"7October 22, 2013Co-written with Adria Lang
"Salvage"6October 15, 2013Co-written with Mike Daniels
"The Mad King"5October 8, 2013Co-written with Roberto Patino and Chris Collins
"Wolfsangel"4October 1, 2013Co-written with Kem Nunn
"Poenitentia"3September 24, 2013Co-written with Charles Murray
"Straw"1September 10, 2013
20125"J'ai Obtenu Cette"13December 4, 2012Co-written with Chris Collins
"Darthy"12November 27, 2012Co-written with Chris Collins
"To Thine Own Self"11November 20, 2012Co-written with Mike Daniels and John Barcheski
"Andare Pescare"9November 6, 2012Co-written with Liz Sagal
"Toad's Wild Ride"7October 23, 2012Co-written with Chris Collins
"Orca Shrugged"5October 9, 2012Co-written with Regina Corrado
"Laying Pipe"3September 25, 2012Co-written with Kem Nunn and Liz Sagal
"Sovereign"1September 11, 2012
20114"To Be, Act 2"14December 6, 2011Co-written with Chris Collins
"To Be, Act 1"13November 29, 2011Co-written with Chris Collins
"Burnt and Purged Away"12November 22, 2011Co-written with Dave Erickson
"Hands"10November 8, 2011Co-written with Chris Collins and David LaBrava
"Fruit for the Crows"7October 18, 2011Co-written with Liz Sagal
"Una Venta"4September 27, 2011Co-written with Marco Ramirez
"Out"1September 6, 2011
20103"NS"13November 30, 2010Co-written with Dave Erickson
"June Wedding"12November 23, 2010Story by Sutter, teleplay by Chris Collins
"Bainne"11November 16, 2010Co-written with Dave Erickson and Regina Corrado
"Fírinne"10November 9, 2010Co-written with Vaun Wilmott
"Turas"9November 2, 2010Story by Sutter, teleplay co-written by Chris Collins and Brady Dahl
"Lochan Mor"8October 26, 2010Co-written with Dave Erickson and Liz Sagal
"Widening Gyre"7October 19, 2010Co-written with Regina Corrado
"Home"4September 28, 2010Co-written with Liz Sagal
"Oiled"2September 14, 2010Co-written with Dave Erickson
"SO"1September 7, 2010
20092"Na Trioblóidí"13December 1, 2009
"The Culling"12November 24, 2009Co-written with Dave Erickson
"Service"11November 17, 2009Teleplay co-written with Jack LoGiudice from a story by Brady Dahl and Cori Udica
"Potlatch"8October 27, 2009Co-written with Misha Green
"Gilead"7October 20, 2009Co-written with Chris Collins
"Eureka"4September 29, 2009Co-written with Brett Conrad
"Albification"1September 8, 2009
20081"The Revelator"13November 26, 2008
"The Sleep of Babies"12November 19, 2008
"Capybara"11November 12, 2008Co-written with Dave Erickson
"The Pull"8October 22, 2008Co-written with Jack LoGiudice
"Fun Town"3September 17, 2008
"Seeds"2September 10, 2008
"Pilot"1September 3, 2008
The Shield 7"Parricide"8October 21, 2008Co-written with Gary Lennon
"Coefficient of Drag"1September 2, 2008
20076"Exiled"7May 15, 2007Co-written with Scott Rosenbaum
"On The Jones"1April 3, 2007
20065"Of Mice and Lem"10March 14, 2006Co-written with Charles H. Eglee
"Trophy"5February 7, 2006Co-written with Renee Palya and Tony Soltis
"Extraction"1January 10, 2006
20054"Ain't That a Shame"13June 14, 2005Story co-written with Shawn Ryan, teleplay by Ryan and Glen Mazzara
"Judas Priest"12June 7, 2005Story co-written with Charles H. Eglee, teleplay co-written with Scott Rosenbaum
"Grave"2March 22, 2005
20043"Fire in the Hole"13June 1, 2004Co-written with Charles H. Eglee
"Slipknot"9May 4, 2004
"Mum"5April 6, 2004Co-written with Shawn Ryan
"Playing Tight"1March 9, 2004Co-written with Shawn Ryan
20032"Scar Tissue"8February 25, 2003
"Dead Soldiers"2January 14, 2003
20021"Two Days of Blood"12May 28, 2002Co-written with Scott Rosenbaum
"Dragonchasers"10May 14, 2002Co-written with Scott Rosenbaum
"Blowback"5April 9, 2002

Director

YearShowSeasonEpisode titleEpisodeOriginal airdateNotes
2014 Sons of Anarchy 7"Papa's Goods"13December 9, 2014Series finale
20136A Mother's Work13December 10, 2013Season finale
20125"J'ai Obtenu Cette"13December 4, 2012Season finale
20114"To Be, Act 2"14December 6, 2011Season finale Pt. 2
"To Be, Act 1"13November 29, 2011Season finale Pt. 1
20103"NS"13November 30, 2010Season finale
20092"Na Triobloidi"13December 1, 2009Season finale
20081"The Revelator"13November 26, 2008Season finale
2007 The Shield 6"Wins and Losses"0February 15, 2007Promotional short for season 6

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