'The Boys' Antony Starr says the show has "truly been the highlight of my career" in emotional goodbye post

Now that production on the final season of The Boys has wrapped, Antony Starr is sharing an emotional goodbye to the Prime Video series and his character, Homelander. 

"Been waiting a little to let things settle and try and process the end of this show," he starts on Instagram. "Difficult (for me) to put into words what an incredible ride this has been. How much life and growth has occurred. How amazing the team is. It’s truly been the highlight of my career. When we began, I had no idea what was coming. This juggernaut left the station and never stopped. Except for that Covid moment. Oh and the strikes. That was a thing too. But apart from those two times, it never stopped, boldly making its mark on the television landscape. There’s nothing else like it. It lives in its own lane. And at the end of the shoot, all there really is to say is- thank you. The incredible Canadian crew. The amazing production team. The insanely talented cast. The people at Amazon and Sony that took a chance on this insane thing(and made the great choice in casting me,tyyy)and all the other people that contributed in some way, big or small, to this beautiful, complex, warped, delicious show."

The actor continues to write, "I love this show. And I love this character. Truly. I will dearly miss heading to work, knowing what we were aiming for but never knowing where we would find ourselves by the end of the day…only that we would have fun and it would be creatively rewarding in the extreme. This complicated character allowed the space and range to  discover and push boundaries in a way I never expected and I will always be grateful for this experience."