Yellowstone - TV Series Written And Directed By Taylor Sheridan

[mson]

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

It's easier to understand Taylor Sheridan when you realize he is essentially a male model with some writing talent. SoA led nowhere and he realized his upbringing was basically a selling point in Hollywood and he could actually pump out a good script. So that's what he did but stock is so hot rn he's basically doing the young actor/model thing again because he can, he cashing in the clout/power.

*very little writing talent

Bruh makes Sutter look like Shakespeare

 

[daemonova]

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/what-is-the-yellowstone-universe-no-spoilers.884332/page-3

 

[mson]

https://www.star-telegram.com/news/business/article311676777.html

 

[EzekelRAGE]

Big article on Costner's career and fall from grace shed a lil more light on Yellowstone bts drama

How Kevin Costner Lost Hollywood

On-set brawls. Courtroom battles. Epic bombs. Why the world's most bankable cowboy is suddenly shooting blanks.

www.hollywoodreporter.com

They were filming on a soundstage in Utah — Kevin Costner, Wes Bentley and Kelly Reilly — playing out another tense exchange in the Dutton family drama Yellowstone.
But between takes, tensions boiled over. Costner, both star and executive producer, was pushing Bentley to ditch Taylor Sheridan’s script and play the moment his way. Bentley refused. He told Costner that he had signed up for a Taylor Sheridan show, not a Kevin Costner production.
“Kevin didn’t like that, and he lunged at him,” says a source who was present. “No fists were thrown, but they were in each other’s faces, pushing and shoving and just getting hot until they had to be separated.” Reilly, according to one witness, was in tears. Production briefly shut down.

“The incident with Wes was the line in the sand. Everything was different after that,” says another source who was also present for the fight with Bentley. “Everyone loved Wes and so that really made Taylor upset. Kevin and Taylor butted heads from there on out. It got very awkward.” (A spokesperson for Bentley confirmed the altercation, calling it a “work related argument during an emotional and physically tough scene,” which was “discussed and resolved.” Costner’s spokesperson declined to comment on the near fisticuffs.)

Dueling allegations started making their way into the press. It was reported that Costner, who had scrounged up some seed financing to start making his Horizon films, wanted to spend no more than a week on the Yellowstone set for the final episodes. Costner’s camp disputes that claim, alleging instead that Sheridan was the problem because he was late delivering scripts. Regardless, it would all soon come to an end. According to a source, Costner presented Paramount and the show’s producers with a list of demands required for his return to season five, including a $10 million upfront payment and script approval. Those conditions were rejected, and it was agreed that John Dutton’s character would be killed off in the first episode of the second half of season five.

At his peak, Costner was being paid around $1.5 million an episode, with a potential seasonal payday of over $10 million. Yellowstone was originally envisioned to run for six seasons, but a source on the show says, based on its success, it could have potentially stretched to eight seasons, meaning Costner might have pocketed something like $45 million if he’d continued playing John Dutton III.

They also state in the article that Robert Redford would played John Dutton instead of Costner. But it seems he left the project when it moved from HBO to Paramount. Redford wouldve been a great Dutton


This just a funny part

Still, there’s clearly some lingering bad blood between the two old cowboys. According to one well-placed source, Costner had a hard time finding horses and cows to rent during his Horizon shoot in Utah. The rumor on the set was that most of the livestock had already been rented … by Taylor Sheridan.

 

[mson]

Big article on Costner's career and fall from grace shed a lil more light on Yellowstone bts drama

How Kevin Costner Lost Hollywood

On-set brawls. Courtroom battles. Epic bombs. Why the world's most bankable cowboy is suddenly shooting blanks.

www.hollywoodreporter.com

They also state in the article that Robert Redford would played John Dutton instead of Costner. But it seems he left the project when it moved from HBO to Paramount. Redford wouldve been a great Dutton


This just a funny part

Redford was too old.

 

[Mike Nasty]

Big article on Costner's career and fall from grace shed a lil more light on Yellowstone bts drama

Sounds like Wes Bentley is the same as the weaselly dweeb he played on the show.