According to information obtained by RadarOnline.com, Kevin Costner’s career on the television series Yellowstone may soon conclude.
Deadline reported the story previously today that Taylor Sheridan, the creator of Yellowstone, and Paramount Pictures have planned a strategy to put an end to Yellowstone.
The parties have agreed to start a spinoff featuring Matthew McConaughey as the main role and most of the original cast.
According to sources, Costner has been hesitant to agree to a rigorous shooting schedule. According to Deadline, Costner initially committed to 65 days of filming for the program. However, he only planned to agree to 50 days for the first half of the present season.
Once it came time to schedule the second batch of episodes for the current, fourth season, things only got worse. Costner requested to simply shoot for one week, an insider informed the publication.
As RadarOnline.com originally reported, Costner has experienced pressure from his family and team in several different ways. The actor has been extremely busy filming Warner Bros.’s high-budget western Horizon, which he also co-wrote.
According to a different source, Costner’s wife Christine Baumgartner has been asking him to leave Yellowstone so they may spend more time together.
According to a source, “It’s truly pulled a hole in their family life.” The producers expect the show to go longer because it is such a huge hit.
