Although Charlie Hunnam and Ron Perlman had a close relationship off-screen, they encountered problems with their dynamic during Sons of Anarchy.
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Sons of Anarchy may have taken fans by storm when it premiered in 2008. However, it wasn't just the fans who were deeply affected by the show. In fact, lead actor Charlie Hunnam skyrocketed to fame, thanks to the series. While the actor rode many highs with the show, he ended up with a strange dynamic with one of his co-stars, Ron Perlman.
Although they had spent time together on the FX show, it wasn't until their reunion on Pacific Rim that Hunnam noticed their dynamic had changed to one that mirrored their previous characters, Jax Teller and Clay Morrow, on the show.
For years, fans got to see Charlie Hunnam's on-screen relationship with Ron Perlman in Sons of Anarchy. Since their relationship is one of the most compelling dynamics on the show, it's no surprise that it captivated the entire world. But their alleged toxic behavior spread past their time on screen. In an interview with Elle Canada after the show ended, the 44-year-old actor opened up about how he noticed the changes.
