There are few things I love more than a reunion of old friends. Whether it be my own friends or the friends I made while watching TV, I love the wave of nostalgia I get from seeing beloved faces close together, smiling, and remembering the old times.
If you're like me and like to cry about TV cast members reuniting, you're in for a real treat today.
If you don't agree with me, that's fine. Know you're wrong, but it's fine. We can agree to disagree. But again, as I said — you're wrong.
Now, almost 7 years after Sons of Anarchy's devastating finale, four of the show's stars have reunited in Liverpool and are causing our hearts to melt.
Lucking passed away last month at the age of 80.
An obituary for the actor, written by his wife of 25 years, Sigrid, called William a "giant of a man with the soul of a poet."
"Although William often played toughs and strongmen, in his actual life he was an elegant man with a brilliant intellect who loved to argue about politics and current affairs, discuss philosophy and physics and assert fine-pointed opinions about art and poetry," his wife wrote.
"William’s Hollywood roles were diverse. He played a roughneck in Oklahoma Crude (1976) alongside Faye Dunaway and George C. Scott, the original Colonel in NBC’s The A-Team (1980s), a green Bajoran on Star Trek Deep Space 9 (1990s), and most recently, Piney Winston, an aging biker, on the illustrious Sons of Anarchy."
I have no doubt that SAMCRO's finest did just that as they reunited in Liverpool during a Comic-Con meetup.
"The boys in the band are back … home of the Beatles .. four happy biker boys right here … enjoy your Sat. Eve peeps… cause we’re gonna .. " he wrote while posting with his former cast mates as Comic-Con: Liverpool.
"The fab four back in Liverpool, where it all began," he wrote.
