Did Cole Hauser Confirm He & Kelly Reilly Are in a ‘Yellowstone’ Spin-Off?

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• Cole Hauser hints that he and Kelly Reilly may return in one of Taylor Sheridan's plans
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• Reilly dismisses rumors of pay disputes and emphasizes focusing on delivering a strong finish to the main event.
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  The final season is expected to air in November, stay tuned for updates on potential spin-offs.

The future of Yellowstone still remains up in the air at the moment, with any talk of a sequel series staying very close to the vest of Taylor Sheridan. Even so, if the words of Cole Hauser they have to believe, the roles for him and his wife on the screen Kelly Reilly they are very much at the forefront of the director's plans. Yellowstone, created by Sheridan, has been a huge success, combining dramatic, western and crime elements into a compelling story about the Dutton family. The show's success has spawned several spin-offs, including 1883 i 1923which explore the history of the Dutton family.

with star Kevin Costner leaving the series (and then making openings to return), Sheridan raised plans for a follow-up series that has seen Matthew McConaughey i Michelle Pfeiffer linked, but thanks to delays caused by last year's strikes, plus Costner's departure, the main series has yet to wrap up. Closing the successful Paramount+ series is Hauser's priority, but he has his eyes on the future, a future that also includes Reilly.

Hauser, who plays Rip Wheeler Yellowstone, recently shared his thoughts on the upcoming spin-off, hinting at his involvement beyond the show's final season. In an interview with Country Living, Hauser said, “I'm very focused on finishing Yellowstone the way it has to end right now, well, just the show itself.” He continued, “We'll see where this goes, but I know there are some things on the horizon when it comes to Taylor's ideas for Kelly Reilly and I. and some of the other casts. I'm excited to see where he goes creatively with this, but right now it's, let's finish strong; we do the best we can”.

Kelly Reilly Says 'Yellowstone' Salary Discussions 'Nonsense'

Last month, Reilly sought to dispel rumors that his involvement in the sequel was on hold due to alleged financial disputes, telling fans to “don't believe everything you read” and describing the reports as “nonsense”. She said:

“I just care about finishing [the main show] with as much care and as much passion and as much love as I can muster to put into it. That's what matters to me. I am preparing for it now [and] this is my tunnel vision that matters most to me. And what happens beyond that? There are arguments, you know.
Don't believe everything you read. It's just nonsense.
But, you know, we'll wait and see. I don't have an answer right now. But we'll see.”

YellowstoneThe final season is due to air in November this year. The series may be rebroadcast on Paramount. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates on the fate of 2024.

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