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Kurt Sutter (born May 5, 1960) is an American screenwriter, director, producer and actor. He worked as a producer, writer and director on The Shield, also appearing on the show as hitman Margos Dezerian. Sutter is also the creator of Sons of Anarchy on FX and writes, produces, directs and performs for the series, where he plays incarcerated club member "Big Otto" Delaney. Sutter spent time with members of an outlaw club in Northern California as research for Sons of Anarchy. Sutter's wife, actress Katey Sagal, is also one of the show's lead characters. Career Sutter was hired as a staff writer for the first season of Fox crime drama The Shield in 2002. He made his television writing debut with the episode "Blowback". He appeared in "Blowback" as Armenian mob hitman Margos Dezerian. He co-wrote the episodes "Dragonchasers" and "Two Days of Blood" with fellow staff writer Scott Rosenbaum. He was promoted to story editor for the second season in 2003. He wrote the episodes "Scar Tissue" and "Dead Soldiers". In 2004 he 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 seasons 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. He co-wrote the story for the episode "Judas Priest" with Eglee and also 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. He directed a promotional mini-episode for the sixth season entitled "Wins and Losses". He 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 autumn 2008 Sutter created and executive produced a new series for FX entitled Sons of Anarchy. The show centers on the titular motorcycle club in California. He was the series head writer and show runner. Along with the pilot episode he wrote the episodes "Seeds", "Funtown", "The Pull", "Capybara", "The Sleep of Babies" and the season finale "The Revelator". Sutter also directed "The Revelator". He also appeared in the show as incarcerated club member Otto Delaney. He cast his wife Katey Sagal in the starring role of the club's matriarch Gemma Teller. Sutter hired several crew members that he 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, Terence O'Hara and Billy Gierhart. The first season also featured The Shield star Jay Karnes as a recurring special guest star playing ATF Agent Kohn. He remained show runner and executive producer for the series second season in 2009. He wrote the series premiere "Albification". He 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. He returned as show runner and executive producer for the third season in 2010. He wrote the season premiere "SO". He co-wrote the episode "Oiled" with Erickson, now a co-executive producer. He co-wrote the episode "Home" with Liz Sagal, the sister of his wife and the series star Katey Sagal. He co-wrote the episode "Widening Gyre" with co-producer Regina Corrado. He co-wrote 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. He co-wrote the episode "Bainne" with Corrado and Erickson. He wrote the story for the episode "June Wedding"; Collins wrote the teleplay. He once again wrote and directed the season finale, this time entitled "NS" and co-written with Erickson. Sutter also reprised the role of Otto in the finale. Johnson returned as Kozik in the third season. His future writing projects include Inland Saints, a film slated for director Joel Schumacher at Paramount Pictures. He also is set to make his feature film directing debut with Awaken the Dragon, a noir-style remake of Enter the Dragon. On December 13, 2010, Deadline announced his involvement with a drama boxing film, Southpaw. Kurt Sutter will begin writing the script immediately, and he will complete a draft by February 2011, before Sutter and his Sons of Anarchy writers begin to plot the fourth season of his series. Personal life Sutter married actress Katey Sagal in a private ceremony on October 2, 2004, at their home in Los Feliz, California. They welcomed their first child together, daughter Esme Louise, on January 10, 2007. Esme was carried by a surrogate mother. Filmography Producer Year Show Role Notes 2010 Sons of Anarchy Executive producer Season 3 2009 Season 2 2008 Season 1 The Shield Executive producer Season 7 2007 Season 6 2006 Co-executive producer Season 5 2005 Supervising producer Season 4 2004 Co-producer Season 3 2003 Story editor Season 2 2002 Staff writer Season 1 Writer Year Show Season Episode title Episode Original airdate Notes 2010 Sons of Anarchy 3 "NS" 13 30 November 2010 Co-written with Dave Erickson "June Wedding" 12 23 November 2010 Story by Sutter, teleplay by Chris Collins "Bainne" 11 16 November 2010 Co-written with Dave Erickson and Regina Corrado "Fírinne" 10 9 November 2010 Co-written with Vaun Wilmott "Turas" 9 2 November 2010 Story by Sutter, teleplay co-written by Chris Collins and Brady Dahl "Lochan Mor" 8 26 October 2010 Co-written with Dave Erickson and Liz Sagal "Widening Gyre" 7 19 October 2010 Co-written with Regina Corrado "Home" 4 28 September 2010 Co-written with Liz Sagal "Oiled" 2 14 September 2010 Co-written with Dave Erickson "So" 1 7 September 2010 2009 2 "Na Triobloidi" 13 1 December 2009 "The Culling" 12 24 November 2009 Co-written with Dave Erickson "Service" 11 17 November 2009 Teleplay co-written with Jack LoGiudice from a story by Brady Dahl and Cori Udica "Potlatch" 8 27 October 2009 Co-written with Misha Green "Gilead" 7 20 October 2009 Co-written with Chris Collins "Eureka" 4 29 September 2009 Co-written with Brett Conrad "Albification" 1 8 September 2009 2008 1 "The Revelator" 13 26 November 2008 "The Sleep of Babies" 12 19 November 2008 "Capybara" 11 12 November 2008 Co-written with Dave Erickson "The Pull" 8 22 October 2008 Co-written with Jack LoGiudice "Fun Town" 3 17 September 2008 "Seeds" 2 10 September 2008 "Pilot" 1 3 September 2008 The Shield 7 "Parricide" 8 21 October 2008 Co-written with Gary Lennon "Coefficient of Drag" 1 2 September 2008 2007 6 "Exiled" 7 15 May 2007 Co-written with Scott Rosenbaum "On The Jones" 1 3 April 2007 2006 5 "Of Mice and Lem" 10 14 March 2006 Co-written with Charles H. Eglee "Trophy" 5 7 February 2006 Co-written with Renee Palya and Tony Soltis "Extraction" 1 10 January 2006 2005 4 "Ain't That a Shame" 13 14 June 2005 Story co-written with Shawn Ryan, teleplay by Ryan and Glen Mazzara "Judas Priest" 12 7 June 2005 Story co-written with Charles H. Eglee, teleplay co-written with Scott Rosenbaum "Grave" 2 22 March 2005 2004 3 "Fire in the Hole" 13 1 June 2004 Co-written with Charles H. Eglee "Slipknot" 9 4 May 2004 "Mum" 5 6 April 2004 Co-written with Shawn Ryan "Playing Tight" 1 9 March 2004 Co-written with Shawn Ryan 2003 2 "Scar Tissue" 8 25 February 2003 "Dead Soldiers" 2 14 January 2003 2002 1 "Two Days of Blood" 12 28 May 2002 Co-written with Scott Rosenbaum "Dragonchasers" 10 14 May 2002 Co-written with Scott Rosenbaum "Blowback" 5 9 April 2002 Director Year Show Season Episode title Episode Original airdate Notes 2010 Sons of Anarchy 3 "NS" 13 30 November 2010 Season finale 2009 2 "Na Triobloidi" 13 1 December 2009 Season finale 2008 1 "The Revelator" 13 26 November 2008 Season finale 2007 The Shield 6 "Wins and Losses" 0 15 February 2007 Promotional short for season 6 Actor Year Show Role Season Episode title Episode Original airdate Notes 2010 Sons of Anarchy Otto 3 "NS" 13 30 November 2010 Uncredited appearance 2009 2 "Na Triobloidi" 13 1 December 2009 Uncredited appearance "Fa Guan" 9 3 November 2009 Uncredited appearance "Smite" 5 6 October 2009 Uncredited appearance "Small Tears" 2 15 September 2009 Uncredited appearance 2008 1 "Better Half" 10 5 November 2008 Uncredited appearance "Giving Back" 5 1 October 2008 Uncredited appearance 2004 The Shield Margos Dezerian 3 "On Tilt" 15 15 June 2004 Uncredited appearance "All In" 14 8 June 2004 Uncredited appearance 2002 1 "Blowback" 5 9 April 2002 Uncredited appearance

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Gerardo Taracena (born 1970) is a Mexican film and theatre actor and dancer. He is known for his roles in Apocalypto, Man on Fire, American Family, The Mexican and Sin Nombre. He was born in Mexico City. Biography Early life Gerardo Taracena studied Dramatic Art in the University Center of Theater of the National Autonomous University of Mexico. In 1992 he acted in diverse festivals of theater and dance with the group of dance Integro of Peru, until 1996. Career He is known to have taken part in a diverse selection of festivals across the whole of Latin America, and has performed in more than 30 works of theatrical acts. Gerardo Taracena was also enrolled in the theatrical group, Theater Myth.His production on film and TV has grown both in Mexico and the United States, and worked on El Soldado Pérez, released in 2008, where he co-starred with fellow Mexican actor Jaime Camil. Filmography Year Title Role 2001 The Mexican Reveler to Fire Gun 2004 Man on Fire Executive Adjutant 2005 The Violin 2006 Apocalypto Middle Eye 2009 Sin Nombre Horacio 2009 Deseo Marino 2009 La casa de las sanaciones 2010 Sanguinarios Del M1 Junco

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