Kevin Costner may have been away from the show for a long time, but his presence is still very much felt by the cast of Yellowstone, even after the show's fifth season.
Denim Richards, who recently lost his role as Colby on the show, shared his first memory of meeting Costner when the cast gathered for a table read.
“Everyone gathered and [Kevin Costner] He’s a huge figure, but he’s also very humble,” Richards said. New York Post.
“Everyone is getting up from their reading tables and getting ready to go outside. [Costner] “I don't know about you guys, but I'm really scared.” So why don't we all work together as best we can to make this happen and support each other. ”
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Denim Richards, who played Colby in Yellowstone, recalled Kevin Costner telling the cast during the first table read that he was “scared to death.” (Penske Media, Paramount+)
“You could feel the stress leave the room. It was amazing,” Richards said after Costner's speech.
He continued, “This is an Oscar-winning legend…no one knows if he was really scared, but it gave everyone a special confidence that there are no hierarchies.” spoke.
“You could feel the stress leave the room. It was amazing.”
Costner spent the first five and a half seasons of Yellowstone as John, the ranch manager in Montana run by the family of Casey (Luke Grimes), Jamie (Wes Bentley), Beth (Kelly Reilly), and Beth's husband.・I played the role of Dutton. Rip (Cole Hauser).
Richards said Costner's confession helped “take the stress out of the room.” (Paramount+)
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At the beginning of the second half of this season, Costner's character was killed off. The Oscar winner was part of the “Horizons: An American Saga'' series and had already left the series before the episode aired due to scheduling and contract issues.
This season was originally scheduled to be the final season of the series, but it was reported that a spin-off starring Kelly Reilly's Beth Dutton and her husband Rip Wheeler was in the works.
Hauser recently shared his thoughts on the show: people magazine Before tonight's finale.
“Yellowstone” star Cole Hauser said it was an “incredible experience” to be on the show. (Getty Images)
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“It's been an incredible experience over the last few weeks to see people go out and recognize the show and the characters and what it means to them. '' he told the media.
He remained silent on any details about the spinoff or the future of Yellowstone as a whole, but said, “We'll see what happens over the next year or so and what happens next. Hopefully. , we will be able to continue to gain.'' We're entertaining people in people's living rooms, as we've been doing for the past seven years. ”
Hauser did not confirm or deny rumors of a spinoff with co-star Kelly Reilly. (Paramount)
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“I think America has spoken. They still love this show. It's clear that there are a lot of people who gather with their families every Sunday, and we want to take families out of their living rooms and put them in Montana. We're giving them that experience,' and we're entertaining them,'' Hauser said. “And at the end of the day, I think it's pretty simple.”
