What will ryan hurst do after sons

The duo don fun animal outfits Hurst picks a blue elephant costume and race karts Mario Kart style on the colorfully lit Tokyo streets. Then later, they learn about Japan's worldwide importance in the field of technology and innovation and get to see the gorgeous heights of Mt. Ryan Hurst has converted to Sikhism in recent years. In his episode of Ride With Norman Reedus, he describes himself as "sikh-ish".

Sikh translates to "seeker of truth" , and the peaceful religion stems from the Punjab region. Physically, it is known for head covering and men growing out their beards. Spiritually, the beliefs include a focus on equality, unity, meditation, honesty, and selflessness. Hurst's Sikh name is Gobind Seva Singh. Passionate about writing and the entertainment industry, Alex currently works as a freelance writer for ScreenRant, GameRant, and TheThings.

She is also a screenwriter, and holds degrees in Film Production and Fine Arts. Twitter: itsjustalex By Alexandra Stone Published Jun 27, More TV News ». More FS Entertainment News ». View all TV Shows Sites. More Reality TV News ». View all Celebrities Sites. More Fantasy News ». More Gaming News ». More ESports News ». More Food News ». More Dog News ». View all Lifestyle Sites. More Music News ». Daryl plunged two knives deep into Beta's eye sockets, killing off the hulking antagonist in a delightfully brutal manner that called to mind the horrifying way Hurst's fan-favorite Opie Winston was killed off on Sons of Anarchy.

When I spoke with Ryan Hurst ahead of "A Certain Doom" finally debuting on AMC, he talked about how he felt about Beta's death in general , as well as how much of the villain's backstory was based on his own suggestions. That sequence marked what is arguably the second biggest character exit of Hurst's career, and since I'm a big Sons of Anarchy fan that still hasn't ever gotten over Opie's swan song, I asked the actor to compare the two TV deaths.

In his words:. In a way, they feel remotely [similar]. There's echoes of similarity in the amount of pathos that's brought to both of them. With Opie's character, you know, you've got this guy who'd lost everything. He'd lost his father, he lost his family, he lost his wife, and didn't really have a reason to live anymore. And in those last moments, you see him decidedly become a martyr; if the only last thing that he could do to serve other people would be to die, then he would do it.

And there's echoes of that in Beta. This was a guy who was a source of joy and music for other people, and after the apocalypse decided that the only way to survive being a sensitive, creative person, he had to sort of detach himself from that.

One way or the other, he decided that the way to do that was through Alpha, that he latched on to somebody who said, 'This is how you should think, this is how you should feel, and this is how you should survive.

So you know, I think that in him dying the way that he died, Beta welcomed his death, and Opie welcomed his death. So yeah, I think that there's some some far-fetched similarities. While the two characters aren't exactly twins, minus the amount of blood that got into their beards, Opie and Beta are on opposite sides of the same coin when it comes to how the characters' lives fell apart in fucked-up ways, and how they lost loved ones over time. As well, they both became quite unhinged and fell harder into the "brotherhoods" that surrounded them.