Kevin Costner Wanted A Completely Different Ending For Yellowstone

Despite the fact that he plays the starring role in the “1883” series, “Sam Elliott is not a big admirer of the show that started everything:” Yellowstone “. What is his problem with the widely famous Taylor Sheridan series? Well, it” is very similar to “Dallas” for Elliott’s taste From 1978 to 1991 and perhaps even a few soap itself.

“Yellowston” is sure to embrace Milodrama, depicts the factors of the Datton family on the Montana farm and show some of the brave and ridiculous family drama that you likely see on TV. But this is part of the reason that the series is very successful. It is assumed that the dramatic side is what kept a large part of the show fans due to more season. Of course, Yellowston has now ended, as it ended in 2024 with a controversial final season that witnessed the death of John Daton, who was previously filmed by the Kevin Costner series.

But even before broadcasting the fifth part of the season B, the show was proven that it was dramatic as soap novels behind the scenes. Costner fell with the creator and writer Taylor Sheridan along with Paramount on the scheduling. On one side, the star claimed that since he did not even receive texts for the second half of “Yellowstone” season 5, he was not able to adhere correctly to the Saga Passion “Horizon” project. On the other hand, Paramount and Sheridan argued that the “horizon” project was actually hindering plans to shoot season 5b, which contributed to delaying the offer caused by the strike. All this means that “Yellowstone” ended with a little sour observation, as Sheridan chose to kill the Kostner character in the first show of the 5b “Yellowstone” season. Costinner himself clearly had his problems with the show and his creator, but he would like to see things wrapped differently, although he may not be less than dramatic.

Season 5b, “Yellowstone”, begins “everything you need”, with the revelation that John Daton called himself in the Ruler’s Palace, although the offer later confirms that this was only suicide. In both cases, Kevin Costner’s character came out surprisingly and violently, which some fans were not happy with. According to the director, Taylor Sheridan had no choice but outside the Patriarch of Datton in this way. Kristina Furos said, “In order to create this character, which is bold, courageous, noble and strong, to the extent that the violation of that person who explodes when they thought they were safe and suffer from this terrible death, it is supposed to make their anger.”

Kostner addressed the reverse reaction to the death of his personality, saying that “Yeloston” was entitled to do what was required after his departure. “They are doing what they want to do,” he said. “That’s good with me.” If he is on his way, John Daton and his entire family have all faced a different conclusion to their story.

Speaking to Entertainment tonight, Costner praised his previous presentation to photograph “modern era” well. He said, “Yellowston” was able to capture it very beautifully, and I mean, “I mean, it’s some soap. We must all be in prison.

Yellowston declared itself as a show that was not afraid to kill the characters. You see the first episode of the series Ibn John, Lee Datton (Dave Anabel), was killed by one of the residents of the near reservation, as the show began with a tragic and exciting note that will be carried throughout the five seasons that followed. Nevertheless, things are much worse, as Taylor Sheridan seems to be always ready to embrace the soap style that Sam Elliot found out.

“Yellowstone” was really distinguished by some wild moments, from Cole Hauser’s Rip Wheler witnessing a couple who died on their death to the explosion that could have killed the entire Dutton family at the end of the third season (all survived). There was also a personal drama that did not soften between family members who reached a shocking violent heights, and some incredible killing that should definitely be dropped in most of the Dateon crew in prison. All this combined to give “Yellowston” the dynamic of soap opera that looked at the dispute with the offer of excellent drama. However, there is no argument with the popularity of the show, and Sheridan clearly knew that he was doing in determining the tone of a unique chain.

However, the death of John Datton is still one of the most controversial options in this regard, and fans are likely to be surprised at the surprise of a character who has become a cultural icon of a kind. Was this an example of soap tendencies in the show that goes away, or a reasonable response to the uncomfortable Costner to leave the show? This is for viewers to discuss, but you can bet on Sam Elliot is not a fan.