Yellowstone Season 5 Ending Without Kevin Costner Feels Wrong (But It May Benefit The Franchise)
Kevin Costner may not be a part of Yellowstone’s final installment, and while this disappointing, his absence may help the franchise in the long run. The question of Kevin Costner's participation in Yellowstone season 5, part 2 is still up in the air, and though losing the face of the franchise could be upsetting for viewers, it could also be...
Kevin Costner Almost Lost Yellowstone Gig to This Oscar Winner
How Kevin Costner almost lost his iconic role to this star. Summary: Kevin Costner was not the first choice for John Dutton in Yellowstone. Robert Redford was first considered for John Dutton's role, but the producers weren't really planning to pick him. This left the door open for Costner to step in. Other actors, such as Sam Elliott and Cole Hauser, had different...
10 Ways Kevin Costner’s Yellowstone Season 5 Part 2 Absence Will Hurt The Show’s Ending
Given John Dutton's significant role, there are many, many ways Kevin Costner's Yellowstone season 5, part 2 absence will hurt the show's ending. Kevin Costner's Yellowstone season 5, part 2 absence will hurt the popular show's ending in several ways. Reports of the neo-Western's star chafing at the series' creative direction cropped up in the wake of the fifth mid-season...
Yellowstone: Behind The Scenes Looks & Bloopers That Make Us Love The Cast More
Over the course of its five seasons, "Yellowstone" has carved out a unique niche for itself in the pop culture stratosphere. Easily among the most popular shows on TV, Taylor Sheridan's neo-western has a flavor all its own. A mixture of old-school values and how the modern world chips away at them, the series is often bolstered by the...
Yellowstone’s Kelly Reilly Foreshadows Doom For Beth And Rip’s Love Story
There's arguably no single character in the entire "Yellowstone" landscape who fights as hard or as often as Beth Dutton. There's also no single character who loves quite as passionately as the fiery Dutton femme. For the better part of Beth's "Yellowstone" tenure, her affections have been focused entirely on the brooding Dutton Ranch foreman Rip Wheeler, a complicated romantic pairing...
‘Yellowstone’ Shouldn’t Have Killed Off Lee Dutton So Early
Writer and director Taylor Sheridan has, simply put, taken over our TV screens. Paramount+'s Tulsa King starring Sylvester Stallone is gearing up for a Season 2, and the Jeremy Renner-led Mayor of Kingstown was recently renewed for Season 3. David Oyelowo's Lawmen: Bass Reeves will be an anthology series about famous lawmen throughout history. None of these shows, however,...
Yellowstone Creator’s New Western Fixes His Rotten Tomatoes Record After 2 Disappointing Shows
The new western show from Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan, Lawmen: Bass Reeves, proves he can still do well on Rotten Tomatoes after two failures. The new western series from Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan, Lawmen: Bass Reeves, proves that he can still earn a good score on Rotten Tomatoes after two consecutive failures. After breaking out as a feature screenwriter with...
Kevin Costner’s Yellowstone Contract Reveal Creates A Big Season 5 Problem
It's almost been a year since "Yellowstone" Season 5 aired its mid-season finale, and fans are still no closer to finding out what fates await John Dutton and his ranch-dwelling brood. The series has been plagued by controversy for most of this year, with much of the hubbub surrounding the impending exit of Kevin Costner and how series creator Taylor Sheridan...
Yellowstone: What Happened To Avery Explained
A lot of characters have come and gone over the course of "Yellowstone's" four-plus seasons. While some, like land developers Dan Jenkins (Danny Huston) and Roarke Morris (Josh Holloway), have left a permanent exclamation point on their roles in the popular series, others, like Mia (Eden Brolin) and Avery (Tanaya Beatty), vanished suddenly from Taylor Sheridan's neo-western only to...
Yellowstone: Teeter’s Pink Hair Is More Important Than You Think
"Yellowstone" is an ensemble drama that has always been home to a wide variety of different character types, and the way that these distinct personalities clash with one another is one of the show's greatest strengths. However, the series lacks somewhat less traditional character types, something it seems to have been reckoning with over the last few years. First appearing...
