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Sons Of Anarchy Sonny Barger

Sons Of Anarchy Sonny Barger - This Tuesday, an icon of the Hells Angel Motorcycle Club will make an appearance on the final episode of Sons of Anarchy, the FX Channel's number-one viewed drama.

Barger, who was a founding member of the Oakland Chapter of the Hells Angels, will have his cameo role as the series finishes its third season; it was also announced last month that the series that tells the story of SAMCRO (Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club Redwood Original) will continue for a fourth season in 2012.

During Tuesday's SOA finale (Nov. 30), Barger will play a character named "Lenny the Pimp" Janowitz, who, like a reflection of Barger's real life, is a founding member of the fictional Sons of Anarchy MC.

During a recent interview, Barger, now residing in Arizona, remarked on Sons of Anarchy.

Sonny Barger says: "We watch it every week. It's a nice show and it seems like everyone likes it. But it's nowhere near my everyday life."

Kurt Sutter, the creator of Sons of Anarchy who also plays the role of "Big Otto" Delaney, an incarcerated SOA member, spent time with a motorcycle outlaw gang as research for the series.

Sutter had never approached Barger during his research, but later heard through mutual friends in the Hells Angels that Sonny was a fan. Soon Barger agreed to appear in the series, where he plays another incarcerated member who speaks to "Big Otto" in Tuesday's final SOA episode.

"Lenny the Pimp" is locked up on charges of allegedly killing three ATF agents in the series. While filming the part a few months ago, Sutter said Barger's scene came out great, and the Hells Angels man had a "dry sense of humor " that the series "got to play with that a little bit."

Barger reported he enjoyed filming, but the process took many hours due to the script: "We had to redo it a few times," Barger said of the comical script.

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