So, what happened after they founded the Yellowstone Ranch?
That’s where “1923” comes in.
“He goes, ‘Can I read a script?'”
I need to know who I’m writing for."
They’re not the only two in the cast, of course.
The show is expansive if nothing else, telling interweaving stories of many different Duttons.
They’re all played by talented stars, some familiar and some new.
Read on to find out.
Along came two television shows: an Apple TV+ comedy called “Shrinking,” and “1923.”
He did them both, evidently tired of merely being part ofa celebrity couple aging gracefully.
He spends much of his time on a horse, which was perfectly fine with Ford.
He talks about it with real understanding and real complexity," he said.
It’s beautiful."
One has to wonder how Sklenar views everything that happened.
Why is she Irish while no one else is, you ask?
Mirren had an answer forDeadline: art imitates life.
“That was how America was born.”
Unlike most of the characters on “1923,” Cara doesn’t ride a horse.
Instead, she gets pulled around in a buggy, which is just how Mirren likes it.
“That was my Cowboy Camp.”
“It’s a wonderful pairing.
We love each other very much as people,” Mirren mused.
“I love Harrison.
There’s just no two ways about it.”
This is amazing.’
So it was a really fun challenge."
Challenging, too, were all the trials her character endures on the show.
After all, it could just be motion sickness.
Still, she revealed that the feedback she’s gotten from the community has been glowing.
Roche toldPop Culturalistthat he was initially hesitant to play such an evil character on “1923.”
Still, his villains tended to be more fantastical and less history-based.
“We’re recreating that painful history.”
In real life, Roche tried to act as sensitively as possible with his co-stars.
“Because we’re dealing with such brutality.”
(Those Duttons and their J-names.)
You hope to God you get along and all that.
I can remember being so pumped when I saw the call sheet for Cowboy Camp."
In the show’s very first episode, their wedding gets significantly delayed.
Then, a massacre devastates both of their families, throwing an even bigger wrench into their planned nuptials.
Mann toldScreenRantthat this reflected his real life … the wedding chaos, that is, not the massacre.
“And then I did it in the show.”
She’s learning what it’s like to live on the ranch, and she’s very resilient."
In real life, Randolph had a lot to learn, too.
“We got a taste of what it was like to be real cowboys, which was fun.”
That’s right; being on two Sheridan shows may bewhy Michelle Randolph looks so familiar.
And we do mean anything.
“Sometimes not even pertaining to the ranch,” Davis told/Film.
“He’ll take care of him.
But his job is a bit like Robert Duvall in ‘The Godfather.’
You know what I mean?
He’s behind … trying to ensure everything’s going well.”
He’d had experience with horses before, but he told /Film that he had plenty to learn.
“He just goes too fast,” Geraghty recalled.
“It’s hard to keep up with him.”
(Of course, this is the “Yellowstone” universe; no one is purely good).
(Will that be frontier justice, or the then-still-solidifying American legal system?
Again, this is the “Yellowstone” universe … it’s both).
Back in the 1990s, Flynn had a brief, real-life career as a pop star.
After all, she was describing memories, whereas on camera she was living them.
“She’s a different person, she’s in a different realm at that point.
And here I just wanted to live it without understanding it too well,” she explained.
“It’s a luxury.”
She also had an arc on “Young Sheldon” as Veronica, one of Georgie’s love interests.
“The world is gonna be lawyers and judges and the court.
And this is how things are gonna be decided,” he said.
“It’s not gonna just be cowboy justice.”
In real life, Patrick is known for his work in sci-fi and horror films.
Patrick has also worked with his “1923” co-star Harrison Ford before.
They starred together in the 2006 thriller “Firewall,” which Patrick recalled to Patheos.
He added, “It’s amazing to watch him on a horse.
He’s just a hoot.”
