NEWSNATIONNOW (Teddy Grant) - Taylor Sheridan, Cole Hauser nearly got into fight on ‘Yellowstone’: Report
Cole Hauser criticized Sheridan recently, saying he wasn’t on the spinoff’s set, which made things hard.
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 (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
AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Ed Harris says he was 'misled' about his role on 'Dutton Ranch,' wanted out halfway through filming
Oscar-nominated actor Ed Harris told Variety he felt deceived about the size of his part on the "Yellowstone" spinoff "Dutton Ranch", and that midway through shooting Season 1, he was ready to walk away from the show entirely. Harris made the remarks at the Monday night premiere of Apple TV's "The Dink," unloading a string […] The post Ed Harris says he was 'misled' about his role on 'Dutton Ranch,' wanted out halfway through filming appeared first on American Almanac .
Oscar-nominated actor Ed Harris told Variety he felt deceived about the size of his part on the "Yellowstone" spinoff "Dutton Ranch", and that midway through shooting Season 1, he was ready to walk away from the show entirely. Harris made the remarks at the Monday night premiere of Apple TV's "The Dink," unloading a string of frustrations that had apparently been building since before the Taylor Sheridan, created series launched its premiere on Paramount+ on May 15. The actor, who plays a veterinarian and war veteran named Everett McKinney, said the role he was pitched before signing his contract bore little resemblance to what ended up on screen. In an exclusive interview with Variety , Harris said he had been told he would be one of…Open