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Antony Starr Says Goodbye to Homelander

Antony Starr Says Goodbye to Homelander as ‘The Boys' Final Season Wraps Shooting: ‘We Created a Monster' and ‘I Will Miss Him'
Antony Starr penned an emotional goodbye to his “The Boys” character Homelander on Wednesday as the Amazon series wrapped production on its fifth and final season, calling the experience “the highlight of my career.
“The Boys” star Antony Starr shares emotional goodbye ahead of final season: 'We created a monster'
Antony Starr said goodbye to The Boys in an emotional Instagram post. "We cooked for the last time," he said of the season 5 conclusion. The Boys is expected to return to Amazon Prime Video in 2026. The Supes are back in town for one final season of The Boys,
Antony Starr’s Emotional Farewell to Homelander Ahead of The Boys’ Final Season
Antony Starr helped bring one of modern TV’s most chilling villains to life in Homelander from The Boys. Now, as the Amazon Prime series heads into its fifth and final season, Starr admitted he was going to miss the character.
The Boys’ Homelander Star Says Heartfelt Goodbye as Season 5 Ends the Show
Antony Starr, who plays John Gillman / Homelander on the Prime Video superhero series The Boys, said farewell to the hit show through a social media post. The Boys premiered on Prime Video on July 26,
The Boys: Antony Starr Says Goodbye to Team, "Monster" Homelander
In a heartfelt post, The Boys' Antony Starr said goodbye to Homelander and thanked Showrunner Eric Kripke, the show's team, and the fans.
Antony Starr bids farewell to Homelander and The Boys: ‘We created a monster… And I will miss him’
Antony Starr bids farewell to his iconic role as Homelander in The Boys, reflecting on the show's impact, his creative journey, and expressing gratitude to fans and the team behind the series as they wrap up filming the final season.
‘The Boys’ Villain We Love to Hate Gets Emotional in Final Season Send-Off Message
Antony Starr’s farewell post proves even bad guys have a soft spot.
The Boys Star Says Goodbye With Bloody Farewell Message to “Monster” Character
The Boys is coming to an end, and series star Antony Starr is getting emotional. Created by Eric Kripke, the satirical superhero show is based on the comic book of the same name by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson.
Star of Amazon Prime’s most violent series shares emotional post ahead of final season
Antony Starr has bid an emotional farewell to Homelander ahead of the fifth and final season of the Boys. The hit Amazon Prime Video series first hit our screens in 2019, introducing us to the abusive, bloodsoaked and brutal superheroes – aka Supes – working for a powerful company, and the gang of vigilantes hoping to bring them down.
Antony Starr bids farewell to Homelander as Boys final season completes filming
Antony Starr reflects on portraying Homelander, thanking cast, crew, and fans as The Boys wraps its final season.
The Boys actor Antony Starr says goodbye to his iconic Supe Homelander in farewell post: "We created a monster... and I will miss him"
Filming has already wrapped on The Boys season 5 and, now, Antony Starr has found the right time to say goodbye to his iconic Homelander character. In a lengthy post on Instagram, Starr paid tribute to the cast,

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