A Yellowstone spin-off sequence with Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser is now formally within the works.
In August, it was reported that MTV Leisure Studios and 1010 Studios had begun negotiating with Reilly and Hauser to reprise their respective roles, Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler, following the Yellowstone Season 5 finale. It wasn’t instantly clear in the event that they had been being eyed to steer a spin-off or a possible Yellowstone Season 6.
Now, in response to Deadline, Reilly and Hauser have formally closed offers to as soon as once more play Beth and Rip in a brand new spin-off sequence.
What else do we all know in regards to the Yellowstone spin-off with Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser?
The sequence is being created by Taylor Sheridan and “will possible characteristic different forged members from the mothership sequence alongside Reilly and Hauser,” in response to Deadline.
Deadline’s article additionally notes, “Led by Yellowstone characters performed by the identical actors in the identical present-day timeframe, the brand new offshoot shares probably the most DNA with the mothership of any exhibits within the Yellowstone universe up to now, which explains why it is going to be the primary spinoff to hold Yellowstone within the title, sources stated.”
No different casting data for the sequence has been introduced presently. Paramount has not but revealed a premiere date.
The Yellowstone Season 5B finale, in the meantime, airs on December 15, 2024.
Govt producer Christina Alexandra Voros advised Selection in regards to the finale, “I feel this final batch of episodes leads us to the top of an period,” she stated. “It’s inconceivable to speak about it in any element with out tipping my hat in the direction of issues to come back. However I feel [co-creator and writer] Taylor [Sheridan] has managed to — and I’m actually unsure how he’s performed it, I feel it’s form of masterful — convey the ending to one thing that feels each stunning and fated on the similar time. You want to get to the top of the story to completely perceive every little thing that has come earlier than.”
