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EXCLUSIVE: Jason Wong, who starred alongside Matthew McConaughey, Hugh Grant and Charlie Hunnam in Guy Ritchie’s The Gentleman, is exploring Hong Kong’s most notorious gangster in a new narrative podcast series.

The drama thriller series Shantaram, starring Charlie Hunnam in the lead role, premiered on Apple TV+ on October 14.Hunnam plays Dale Conti, an Australian philosophy student and paramedic who winds up in jail after a bout with drugs that led to an armed robbery conviction. Facing accusations of being a snitch, he escapes from prison, takes on the name Lindsay 'Linbaba' Ford, and heads to India to hide out.While out on the promotional trail, the actor talked about 'getting roughed up' while shooting the thrill ride series, and how he's now taking on the role of 'full-time writer' for the next project he's now working on. Promo mode: Charlie Hunnam, 42, talks about being covered in bruises after 'getting roughed up' while filming a scene from his new drama thriller series ShantarumCreated by Eric Warren Singer and Steve Lightfoot, Shantaram is based on a semi-autographical novel of the same name by Gregory David Robert. Set in Bombay in 1982, Hunnam's Lin ends up befriending a hustling tour guide Prabhu (Shubham Saraf), and spending time getting acquainted with a cast of characters at a local bar full of foreigners who have made their way to the Indian city for various reasons, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

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Apple TV+ series “Shantaram.” “I love longform storytelling, and when I finished ‘Sons of Anarchy’ I knew at some point that I wanted to get into another television show,” Hunnam, 42, told The Post. Hunnam starred as swaggering biker Jax Teller on “Sons of Anarchy” (2008-2014). Since then, he’s focused on the big screen in movies including “The Lost City of Z,” “The Gentlemen,” “King Arthur: Legend of the Sword” and “Triple Frontier.” “I think it was probably about three years after ‘Sons’ finished that I was given this book [that ‘Shantaram’ is based on],” he said.

the British actor Charlie Hunnam, best known as Jax in the crime drama Sons of Anarchy. When the rights were originally sold to Warner Brothers in 2004, following a $2m bidding war, Roberts’s protagonist, Lin, was to be played by Johnny Depp, who the author personally chose because of Depp’s love of the book. (The pair remain friends.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic “Bombay felt exhilaratingly free, a place where everyone started new.” That’s Lin Ford, played by Charlie Hunnam, speaking to us in voice-over about the city where he hopes to begin again. Today known as Mumbai, the Indian metropolis is many things; on “Shantaram,” it’s the staging ground for a white fugitive to lose and find himself. It’s that dynamic that tends to frustrate over the course of a long season. Based on the novel by Gregory David Roberts and executive produced by Steve Lightfoot, “Shantaram” is set in the 1980s, in the wake of Lin’s prison break. Making his way out of an Australian penal institution in the pilot episode, Lin, a recovering heroin addict, seeks to disappear into a city of millions before, potentially, moving on, but is perpetually drawn toward an intriguing, possibly amoral woman named Karla (Antonia Desplat). Rooted in place by this sense of nascent romance and by a growing affection for the place and its people, Lin begins establishing a life, even while repeatedly telling us that he’s aware that his past — his identity as a wanted man and his knowledge that he’s being urgently sought by the authorities — makes all of this a holiday from reality.

Charlie Hunnam's toying with the idea of life after death when it comes to the dangerously smart character he played in all seven seasons of .During the Los Angeles premiere for his new AppleTV+ series , the ridiculously handsome 42-year-old actor opened up to ET's Will Marfugi a bit — keyword, a bit — about the possible revival of Jackson «Jax» Teller in some way, shape or form. He recently said as much, and he acknowledged that speaking about it caused quite the commotion.«Oh, did that get a little bit of traction,» quipped Hunnam.

Charlie Hunnam was pictured at the premiere of his new Apple TV+ series Shantaram in Los Angeles on Monday evening at the Regency Village Theatre.The 42-year-old English actor donned a navy blue suit with a stone blue tie and dark brown shoes at the glitzy event.He sported a goatee and had his dark blonde locks pulled back in a ponytail.   The latest: Charlie Hunnam, 42, was pictured at the premiere of his new Apple TV+ series Shantaram in Los Angeles on Monday evening at the Regency Village TheatreThe U.K native plays the role of Lin Ford in the series, which is based on Gregory David Roberts' 2003 book. In the series, which is set in the 1980s, Ford is on the run from the law after breaking out of prison, and hiding out in Bombay. Ford gets romantically-involved with a beautiful woman named Karla Saaranen (played by Antonia Desplat) and is confronted with difficult decisions as a result.

Charlie Hunnam looks so handsome on the red carpet!

Married At First Sight UK bride Lara Eyre has finally revealed which famous actor she previously dated.The 50-year-old – who left the experiment after her relationship with husband Richie Dews fizzled out – previously revealed she'd been dating a Hollywood star, but refused to name him.Luckily, the waitress has now revealed all, and the big name is actually a home-grown talent.READ MORE: MAFS UK's Gemma leaves fans gobsmacked as Matt accuses her of masturbating in restaurantThe blonde beauty has been courting her new-found popularity on Instagram and did a Q&A, during which fans begged to know who her famous ex was.Lara teased: "I may have dated someone from Sons Of Anarchy."Fans immediately began wondering who it could be, as the US drama's cast featured some big names.Now though, she's revealed all, with the former dancer and model telling The Sun: "It's Charlie Hunnam. I dated Charlie Hunnam for a while, he was lovely and I've always had a soft spot for him.

Married At First Sight UK star Lara Eyre stunned fans at home with her dating history, after she revealed in a recent Instagram Q&A that she had once dated a Hollywood star. The 49 year old waitress, who appeared on the latest series of the E4 dating show and married Richie Dews, revealed that her celebrity ex was none other than Charlie Hunnam.

MARRIED At First Sight UK star Lara Eyre set tongues wagging when she revealed she had dated a very famous actor. The waitress, 49, who appeared on MAFS UK and wed Richie Dews, shared the goss during a Q&A with fans on Instagram.

Apple TV+ has officially dropped the first trailer for Charlie Hunnam‘s upcoming series, Shantaram.

“Sons of Anarchy” actor Charlie Hunnam will star in Apple Tv+’s newest series “Shantaram.” The 12-episode series is based on the best-selling novel written by Gregory David Roberts and follows the thrilling epic adventure of one man’s journey to redemption through a country that changes his life. Co-created, written, and executive produced by Steve Lightfoot, “Shantaram” will see Bharat Nalluri in the director’s chair.

film came out 17 years ago, with the actor famed for playing Frodo in the Lord of the Rings trilogy swapping his Tolkien-inspired British accent for his native American one.In Green Street, Wood played a wrongfully expelled Harvard undergrad who moves to London, where he is introduced to the violent underworld of football hooliganism.The 2005 movie, released on September 9 that year in the UK, explored the life of Green Street Elite, a fictional hooligan “firm” of West Ham supporters and their shocking exploits and scraps with rival fans.While Wood was the standout cast name, there were plenty of other British mainstream actors appearing alongside the Hollywood star.The likes of Charlie Hunnam, Marc Warren and Claire Forlani had poignant scenes in the £3.3 million grossing film.Perhaps embracing the fact that in the minds of millions of film fans, he will always be Frodo Baggins. The 41-year-old signed on in 2011 to reprise the role for the film The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey.It was the first of the Hobbit trilogy, which was directed by Peter Jackson, who had done the same for the original three Lord of the Ring movies.He also had success away from the camera.

It looks like Rebel Moon is finally going to be made!

Apple TV+ has unveiled the first photo from the upcoming series Shantaram, a new drama series starring Charlie Hunnam!

Charlie Hunnam (Sons of Anarchy, Pacific Rim) is back on a motorcycle in a first-look photo of Shantaram, a new Apple drama series set to premiere October 14.

Charlie Hunnam and girlfriend Morgana McNelis are making a very rare appearance together.

Naman Ramachandran During his eclectic career so far British actor Shubham Saraf has played a variety of roles.Saraf, who studied at the U.K.’s Guildhall School of Music and Drama and France’s École Philippe Gaulier, played an aristocrat in newly independent India in Mira Nair’s BBC/Netflix series “A Suitable Boy”; a policeman in Netflix procedural “Criminal: U.K.” and a PR advisor in Jed Mercurio’s BBC series “Bodyguard.”The actor stars opposite Charlie Hunnam and Alexander Siddig in the upcoming Apple TV+ adaptation of Gregory David Roberts’ bestseller “Shantaram,” which tells the story of a heroin addict and convicted bank robber who, in the 1980s, flees Australia to India, where he reinvents himself as a doctor and a gangster in the slums of Bombay. Saraf’s role is under wraps at the moment but he describes the process as an “intense life-altering experience.” Once cast, in the middle of COVID-19, Saraf’s life was “upended at short notice” and he shot in Thailand and Australia for six months after spending two weeks in quarantine in each country.