Yellowstone star Kevin Costner has given fans a glimpse of his next television venture with an exciting first-look trailer shared on Instagram.

The Hollywood legend played the powerful ranch owner for four and a half seasons on the hugely popular Paramount drama before departing the show midway through its fifth season.

 

 

Since then, he has been focused on his own cinematic epic, Horizon, though parts three and four have been postponed following underwhelming box office performance.

Beyond his acting work, Costner has produced the forthcoming historical drama The Gray House for Prime Video, alongside fellow screen legend Morgan Freeman.

Starring The West Wing’s Mary-Louise Parker, the drama follows multiple women including a Virginia socialite and her mother, alongside a former slave and a notorious courtesan.

According to a logline from Deadline: “They operate deep inside the corridors of Confederate power and transform an underground railroad into an effective underground spy network, risking life and liberty.”

The impressive ensemble also features Amethyst Davis, Daisy Head, Ben Vereen, Paul Anderson, Robert Knepper, Keith David, Marc Jenner, Colin Morgan, Hannah James, and Ben Cura

Costner posted on Instagram this week to tease the series with a minute-long trailer, offering the first footage from the unmissable historical drama. “Proud to have helped produce this powerful story,” he declared, announcing the Thursday, 26th February release date. All eight episodes will arrive at once.

Costner’s 2.6 million followers welcomed the latest glimpse of the eagerly awaited period drama, flooding the comments section with enthusiastic responses.

One enthusiastic viewer commented: “Love this! ! Can’t wait. Especially since its in Virginia, where I am from. A lot of history here!”.

“Profound thriller. Can’t wait to watch the Series,” a third enthused, whilst a fourth declared: “He’s done it again.”

Regardless of Costner’s departure, the Yellowstone universe continues thriving with both The Dutton Ranch and Marshals scheduled to launch this year.

Yellowstone star Kevin Costner has given fans a glimpse of his next television venture with an exciting first-look trailer shared on Instagram.

The Hollywood legend played the powerful ranch owner for four and a half seasons on the hugely popular Paramount drama before departing the show midway through its fifth season.

Since then, he has been focused on his own cinematic epic, Horizon, though parts three and four have been postponed following underwhelming box office performance.

Beyond his acting work, Costner has produced the forthcoming historical drama The Gray House for Prime Video, alongside fellow screen legend Morgan Freeman.

Starring The West Wing’s Mary-Louise Parker, the drama follows multiple women including a Virginia socialite and her mother, alongside a former slave and a notorious courtesan.

According to a logline from Deadline: “They operate deep inside the corridors of Confederate power and transform an underground railroad into an effective underground spy network, risking life and liberty.”

The impressive ensemble also features Amethyst Davis, Daisy Head, Ben Vereen, Paul Anderson, Robert Knepper, Keith David, Marc Jenner, Colin Morgan, Hannah James, and Ben Cura

Costner posted on Instagram this week to tease the series with a minute-long trailer, offering the first footage from the unmissable historical drama. “Proud to have helped produce this powerful story,” he declared, announcing the Thursday, 26th February release date. All eight episodes will arrive at once.

Costner’s 2.6 million followers welcomed the latest glimpse of the eagerly awaited period drama, flooding the comments section with enthusiastic responses.

One enthusiastic viewer commented: “Love this! ! Can’t wait. Especially since its in Virginia, where I am from. A lot of history here!”.

“Profound thriller. Can’t wait to watch the Series,” a third enthused, whilst a fourth declared: “He’s done it again.”

Regardless of Costner’s departure, the Yellowstone universe continues thriving with both The Dutton Ranch and Marshals scheduled to launch this year.