Yellowstone (TV show): Last News

the “Yellowstone” series finale and the rumored feud between him and former co-star Luke Grimes. The Oscar winner, 69, was spotted in Aspen earlier this week and, in a video obtained by Daily Mail, had a brusque response when asked about his thoughts on the hit show’s final episode, which aired Sunday. “I’m not even thinking about that.

Variety reported Wednesday that CBS is in “early discussions” to make a procedural series starring Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton.Plot details are under wraps and no deals are in place for the potential show yet, according to the outlet. Deadline reported that the series would likely explore Kayce’s background as a Navy SEAL.Like “Yellowstone,” the spinoff would be produced by MTV Entertainment Studios. The Post has reached out to CBS and Grimes, 41, for comment.Grimes played the youngest son of Kevin Costner’s John Dutton on all five seasons of “Yellowstone,” which finished its six-year run on the Paramount Network in December.In the series finale, Kayce sells the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch to Thomas Rainwater and the Broken Rock Indian Reservation for $1.25 per acre.

to Variety, revealing he died on March 15 of natural causes.Born Gerald Dwight “Wings” Hauser, he also leaves behind one adult daughter, Bright Hauser.Cali paid tribute to her husband in a lengthy social media post on Wednesday, March 19.“Movie icon Wings Hauser took flight in the arms of his film & music partner, Cali Lili Hauser, at their studio this weekend,” she wrote, adding a photo with Hauser and their dog in Carmel, California, before reflecting on his Hollywood legacy. “Born in Hollywood, proud Academy member and prouder son of Academy Award winning writer, director, producer Dwight A.

Julia Schlaepfer’s Alexandra that has a timely connection to Meghan Markle changing her last name to Sussex.Alexandra arrives in America at Ellis Island and when a customs officer asks for her name, she replies, “Alexandra Sussex.”“Is Sussex your last name?” the customs officer asks.“Sussex is the region where my family is from,” Alexandra explains.But her response doesn’t satisfy the customers officer, who tells Alexandra, “I didn’t ask where you were from, I asked your last name.” Alexandra then says that her last name is “Dutton.”In the first season of the Western drama series, Alexandra was engaged to Arthur, the Earl of Sussex (Bruce Davison), who is partly inspired by Prince Arthur of Connaught.“1923” viewers called out the Sussex scene and noted its ironic relevance on social media.“Alex in 1923 calling herself ‘Sussex’ is really the cherry on top of this week,” one fan wrote on X.“Alexandra of Sussex… Dutton, I mean. Dutton through and through.

“Yellowstone” prequel on Paramount+, returns for a second season tomorrow, Feb. 23.

“Yellowstone” main character John (Kevin Costner’s) ancestors, who are living on the family ranch in Montana during the titular time period. Jacob and Cara have to defend their ranch from politicians and elite suits — much like their descendant, John Dutton, did during his time period. Donald Whitfield (Timothy Dalton) is their main foe.

after reportedly inking a deal, the actress had one word for curious viewers.When the series finale aired on Dec. 15, “Yellowstone” fans flocked to Reilly’s Instagram account, flooding her posts with questions about the possible Beth and Rip spinoff.While she remained tight-lipped about the speculation for months, the star finally caved while responding to a comment on Instagram.Sharing a tribute post of her time on “Yellowstone” earlier this month, a fan commented, “So is the rumour in the UK that you and Rip are making a spin off season not true! Whatever happens I’ve loved every second of every episode in every season. You guys are all amazing!!” the fan commented, to which Reilly replied, “True,” and added a white heart emoji.In the tribute post, Reilly wrote, “Words cannot convey how I feel about the people I got to work and create with.“The support from the crew and the trust and dedication of the cast.

has come to an end – for now – producer and director Christina Voros spoke to The Post about the show’s awards snubs. “I don’t pay a whole lot of attention to that. I think ‘Yellowstone’ has gone under the radar amongst the tastemakers from the beginning,” she said.

Lainey Wilson has always been true to her roots. After nearly 14 years in the entertainment industry, the country music star has noticed that people are now craving “authenticity” when it comes to cowboy culture – and she’s here for it.

“Yellowstone” prequel “1923” and the upcoming spinoff “The Madison” has revealed that her heart stopped for three minutes while hospitalized because of the disease.“On Dec. 12, 2019, I died for three minutes,” Vasinova, 42, told People in a new interview published Thursday.Having contracted the disease before it was widespread in the US, Vasinova said she thought she “was coming down with the flu.”“I went to urgent care in downtown L.A., and they decided it was strep and sent me home with some antibiotics. But by the next day, I could barely walk.

Kayce sold it to Rainwater for a measly $1.25 an acre as a call back to what their ancestors sold it for many years ago. “My understanding is that this is always where we were going,” Voros said. She added that thanks to the “Yellowstone” prequel series about the Dutton ancestors, such as “1883” and “1923,” the ranch going back to the Native Americans was “a premeditated destination” and there have been “clues” along the way.

the Oscar winner’s bombshell exit from their hit TV series “Yellowstone.” “I haven’t talked to him since,” Grimes, 40, told Men’s Health MH Flex in a new interview published on Tuesday. “It’s not a case of any hard feelings or anything. It’s just, he’s Kevin Costner.”Grimes played Kayce Dutton, the youngest son of Dutton family patriarch John Dutton (Costner) on “Yellowstone,” which aired its series finale on Sunday.“He’s a big deal,” Grimes added of Costner.

supermodel Bella Hadid played his girlfriend, and in Sunday night’s (supposed) series finale that got mixed reviews from viewers.Fans bashed Sheridan after the finale on social media for excessively writing himself into his own series.“Some day I hope to find someone that loves me half as much as Taylor Sheridan loves himself. These final episodes of #yellowstone are so centered on him it’s crazy and cringe at the same time,” one viewer wrote on X (formerly Twitter).

beloved cowboy show would end.Warning: spoilers below!Taking to her Instagram, Reilly wrote, “I’m so deep into another role at the moment about another land worth fighting for in the UK .. but across the pond the finale is happening tonight of the show. Whatever the future holds this is the ending of the show we have been making for the past 7 years.”She continued, “Whatever the future holds this is the ending of the show we have been making for the past 7 years.

on Wednesday, it was reported that stars Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser have closed deals to lead a spinoff show about their characters, husband and wife Beth and Rip. In August, multiple outlets also reported that there’s a Season 6 in the works, but Paramount never announced or confirmed that. The Beth and Rip show will reportedly be a separate spinoff series, not a sixth season of the main show.

Joe Rogan’s podcast and explained that while he loves the hit Western series, he believes that “at the end of the day it’s just a soap opera.”“Everybody talks about how television is now,” Tarantino began. “It’s pretty good, I gotta say. It’s pretty good now.

Well, sort of.As fans bid farewell to Taylor Sheridan’s flagship series, there are several spinoffs in the works, including the newly confirmed one that will see Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser reprise their roles as Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler.The series finale is titled “Life Is A Promise,” with the logline teasing that “the fate of the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch is revealed” following Kevin Costner’s character John Dutton’s shocking death.Here’s how to watch the “Yellowstone” finale and everything you need to know ahead of time.The series finale — episode 14 of Season 5B — premieres this Sunday, Dec. 15 at 8 p.m.

The Hollywood Reporter.The final installment of the season, airing on Dec. 15, is titled “Life Is A Promise” and will be supersized, running one hour and 26 minutes.“The fate of the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch is revealed” in the special season finale event, according to the logline, that airs at 8 p.m.

video series called “Stories from the Bunkhouse,” where he discusses each episode after it airs with his co-stars Ian Bohen and Jefferson White. (Videos are available on YouTube.) Ahead of the finale of the hit ranch drama, which airs Sunday, Richards went down memory lane and told The Post about the cast’s first table read before the show premiered in 2018. “Everyone is getting together and [Kevin Costner] walks in.

“Whine Down” podcast, Russell joined his wife and discussed a recent “Yellowstone” episode the couple watched together. During one of the final episodes of the hit Western, Wes Bentley and Dawn Olivieri filmed a heated sex scene, which prompted the conversation between Kramer and Russell.“There’s not part of me that will ever, ever, ever allow that, ever, for a man to be that close to you like that,” Russell, a Scottish former professional soccer player, said to his wife. “Never.”Kramer quickly asked, “What if Taylor Sheridan has me audition and I book a role where I have to have that scene?”“Then I will go Tommy Lee on everyone,” Russell replied.

before his death, and his adult children Kayce (Luke Grimes), Jamie (Wes Bentley), Beth (Kelly Reilly) and Beth’s husband, Rip (Cole Hauser).Here’s everything to know about what’s next in the “Yellowstone” extended universe, which is helmed by Sheridan. The first “Yellowstone” spinoff followed a previous generation of the Dutton family, living post-Civil War. It starred Tim McGraw, Faith Hill and Sam Elliott.