Both Kevin Costner and Clint Eastwood are unrivaled in the realm of westerns. But surprisingly, the only collaboration between the two

giants dates back to 1993’s A Perfect World. However, given that the two reportedly butted heads during the production of the crime

thriller, it’s easy to see why the two never crossed paths again.

 

 

According to Far Out, Eastwood’s adherence to production schedules and budgets clashed with Costner, who was coming off the heights of Dances with Wolves, especially after the former opted to replace him for one scene.

 

 

Yellowstone spin-off, The Dutton Ranch, has added four new actors to its star-studded cast, which is led by original stars Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser. The pair reprise their roles as Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler in the hotly-anticipated series, which follows the husband and

 

 

wife after the dramatic fifth and final season of Yellowstone last year. The spin-off sees Beth and Rip face “tough times” at the titular, 7,000-acre family ranch, which they “sought, fought and nearly died for” in the original show.

 

 

Fans of the epic franchise are counting down the days until the spin-off arrives – and it’s safe to say that expectations are high. Following Yellowstone’s season five finale, which was met with mixed reviews, fans of the Western are undoubtedly expecting the same grit and emotional intensity that made the original show so popular. With franchise creator Taylor Sheridan listed as an executive producer, and Chad Feehan, who worked on Lawmen: Bass Reeves, serving as showrunner, I’ve got high hopes for the upcoming spin-off. Keep reading to find out who has joined the cast.

Natalie Alyn Lind (The Goldbergs) is set to play a wild and free-spirited young woman Oreana, while Ozark star Marc Menchaca has been cast as ex-con Zachariah, who is in search of a fresh start. Meanwhile, Narcos and Agents of SHIELD star Juan Pablo Raba will play ranch worker Joaquin and Landman actor JR Villarreal is set to play Azul, right-hand man to Rip.

They join the previously announced Ed Harris (Westworld) as Everett McKinney, Annette Bening (Apples Never Fall) as Beulah Jackson and original Yellowstone star Fin Little as Carter.