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AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Taylor Sheridan pulls the plug on Yellowstone's 6666 spin-off, says he won't fictionalize real ranch life

Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan confirmed that the long-anticipated 6666 spin-off series is dead, scrapped, he says, because he refuses to turn the lives of real Texas ranch workers into made-up television drama. Sheridan, 56, made the announcement on an episode of the podcast Rodeo Time, five years after the spin-off was first announced in 2021. […] The post Taylor Sheridan pulls the plug on Yellowstone's 6666 spin-off, says he won't fictionalize real ranch life appeared first on American Almanac .

Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan confirmed that the long-anticipated 6666 spin-off series is dead, scrapped, he says, because he refuses to turn the lives of real Texas ranch workers into made-up television drama. Sheridan, 56, made the announcement on an episode of the podcast Rodeo Time, five years after the spin-off was first announced in 2021. He owns the historic 6666 Ranch in Texas through an investment group that purchased the sprawling property in 2022 for a rumored $320 million. The ranch, founded by cattleman Samuel Burk Burnett in the 1870s, became a fixture in the Yellowstone universe when Jefferson White's character, Jimmy Hurdstrom, left Montana to work there as a greenhorn cowboy. Fans had expected that storyline to…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Taylor Sheridan built a billion-dollar TV empire by ignoring Hollywood's rules

The creator of "Yellowstone" has landed a deal with NBCUniversal valued at one billion dollars, a staggering payday for a man who writes every script himself and has never won an Emmy. Taylor Sheridan, the 56-year-old Texan behind the most-watched cable drama of the last decade, is leaving Paramount for NBCUniversal in a deal that […] The post Taylor Sheridan built a billion-dollar TV empire by ignoring Hollywood's rules appeared first on American Almanac .

The creator of "Yellowstone" has landed a deal with NBCUniversal valued at one billion dollars, a staggering payday for a man who writes every script himself and has never won an Emmy. Taylor Sheridan, the 56-year-old Texan behind the most-watched cable drama of the last decade, is leaving Paramount for NBCUniversal in a deal that cements him as one of the most commercially powerful figures in television. He got there without a writers' room, without courting awards voters, and without playing the Hollywood access game that most showrunners treat as a second career. Page Six profiled Sheridan's rise, working methods, and blunt personality in detail, and the picture that emerges is a man who built his empire the way a rancher builds a…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Cole Hauser describes nine months of punishing Texas conditions on 'Dutton Ranch' set

Cole Hauser says the cast and crew of Paramount+'s Dutton Ranch were physically broken down after nine months of filming Season 1 in Texas, where temperatures hit 118 degrees and snake wranglers pulled 275 serpents off the set. The 51-year-old actor, who plays ranch foreman Rip Wheeler in Taylor Sheridan's latest franchise spinoff, told People […] The post Cole Hauser describes nine months of punishing Texas conditions on 'Dutton Ranch' set appeared first on American Almanac .

Cole Hauser says the cast and crew of Paramount+'s Dutton Ranch were physically broken down after nine months of filming Season 1 in Texas, where temperatures hit 118 degrees and snake wranglers pulled 275 serpents off the set. The 51-year-old actor, who plays ranch foreman Rip Wheeler in Taylor Sheridan's latest franchise spinoff, told People magazine that the weather alone nearly did in the entire production. Season 1 wrapped last month after a grueling shoot that ran through blistering summer heat, sudden freezing cold, and ice storms, all on open Texas land, not climate-controlled soundstages. Hauser did not sugarcoat it. The combination of extreme temperatures, venomous wildlife, and feral hogs roaming the filming area turned what…Open