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Kevin Costner seemed to be a joy to work with
Posted by RedRifle


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The context, in case you don’t know the story: Costner has had a famously big ego in Hollywood since he was a massive star in the ‘80s and ‘90s; not much has changed, apparently. In short, he had so many demands on “Yellowstone,” and the shooting schedule—much of which vexed the entire cast beyond just Sheridan and Paramount—that he basically wrote himself off the show.
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After demanding more money and that Paramount accommodate his own schedule—he’s been shooting his own movie “Horizon”—Sheridan and a fed up Paramount decided just to kill off his character, the Yellowstone ranching patriarch John Dutton, and end the show so as not to have to deal with Costner anymore. The idea would be to create a new show with many of the same characters but center it around a new alpha male (McConaughey).
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Costner tried to salvage things and spent the summer trying to fix the situation. The outlet reports that, after talking with Paramount brass and lawyer, Costner finally got on the phone with Sheridan, and they tried to hash out their problems (remember, Sheridan has a vast empire on Paramount+ now and holds just as much power as its star if not more).
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while on the phone with Sheridan—asked for more money, asked for more accommodation for his shooting schedule (which was a central sticking point in the first place, and get this, wanted creative veto power over writing choices involving John Dutton.
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In fact, the Puck news piece alleges that Costner already had a “moral death” clause in his contract that basically forbade Sheridan and Paramount to kill off Dutton in any humiliating way because it would reflect poorly on Costner (!!!). Costner is famously litigious (see what’s going on with his divorce in the celebrity gossip pages of People magazine), and apparently, he thinks he’s in the right here and thinks he can sue and use that “moral death” clause part of his contract as leverage even though he hasn’t read the scripts and doesn’t know how John Dutton dies.
re: Kevin Costner seemed to be a joy to work withPosted by Honest Tune
on 9/16/23 at 11:53 am to RedRifle

That show blows anyway.
Costner is a star, he can do star shite.
Costner is a star, he can do star shite.
This post was edited on 9/16 at 11:54 am
re: Kevin Costner seemed to be a joy to work withPosted by tiggerthetooth
on 9/16/23 at 11:54 am to RedRifle

This just seems like normal Hollywood ego battles. I don't see anything shocking here.
Everyone has always known Hollywood stars have massive egos and always have exorbitant demands.
Everyone has always known Hollywood stars have massive egos and always have exorbitant demands.
This post was edited on 9/16 at 11:55 am
Meh, Costner’s worth like $400 million from what ive read, so who can blame him for making demands .
If he doesnt get what he wants, then he’s just onto the next… If i had FU money id be the same way .

If he doesnt get what he wants, then he’s just onto the next… If i had FU money id be the same way .
re: Kevin Costner seemed to be a joy to work withPosted by Ghost of Colby
on 9/16/23 at 11:56 am to RedRifle

There’s people on this board that have actually worked with him, and they’ve stated he is incredibly nice.
re: Kevin Costner seemed to be a joy to work withPosted by billjamin
on 9/16/23 at 11:57 am to Honest Tune

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That show blows anyway.
It’s a soap opera for baws.
re: Kevin Costner seemed to be a joy to work withPosted by SteelerBravesDawg
on 9/16/23 at 12:01 pm to Ghost of Colby

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There’s people on this board that have actually worked with him, and they’ve stated he is incredibly nice.
I've heard the same things.
re: Kevin Costner seemed to be a joy to work withPosted by SteelerBravesDawg
on 9/16/23 at 12:02 pm to Honest Tune

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Yellowstone
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That show blows

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re: Kevin Costner seemed to be a joy to work withPosted by Klark Kent
on 9/16/23 at 12:02 pm to RedRifle

didn’t he recently get taken to the wood shed in a divorce? tough times
re: Kevin Costner seemed to be a joy to work withPosted by klrstix
on 9/16/23 at 12:03 pm to SteelerBravesDawg

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There’s people on this board that have actually worked with him, and they’ve stated he is incredibly nice.
I've heard the same things.
Ditto...
re: Kevin Costner seemed to be a joy to work withPosted by chinhoyang
on 9/16/23 at 12:07 pm to klrstix

I don't know about how he acts with studios and cast, but he is very nice to his fans.
re: Kevin Costner seemed to be a joy to work withPosted by Honest Tune
on 9/16/23 at 12:11 pm to SteelerBravesDawg

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Yellowstone quote: That show blows
Let me say this… I’ve only watched like 4 full episodes… and I love Sheridan, I love Costner, I love Hauser, I love Montana, I love Bingham, I love the music, I love Native American mysticism… however, I just can’t get into it.
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In fact, the Puck news piece alleges that Costner already had a “moral death” clause in his contract that basically forbade Sheridan and Paramount to kill off Dutton in any humiliating way because it would reflect poorly on Costner
Isn't this pretty common with guys that do action films? The Rock, Statham, etc..they have clauses in their contract that say how many hits they can take from the bad guys in the movie.
re: Kevin Costner seemed to be a joy to work withPosted by Klark Kent
on 9/16/23 at 12:12 pm to Honest Tune

keep watching.
it’s fricking great
it’s fricking great
Yellowstone has been on a slow bleed out since like S3 maybe sooner.
Losing John Dutton wouldn’t be a big deal if the overall writing improved.
Also kill off Beth too or at least make her not so fricking ridiculous.
Losing John Dutton wouldn’t be a big deal if the overall writing improved.
Also kill off Beth too or at least make her not so fricking ridiculous.
re: Kevin Costner seemed to be a joy to work withPosted by dallastiger55
on 9/16/23 at 12:14 pm to HeLeakin

He wants back on the show because his wife is taking him to the woodshed and he wants his 1m an episode salary back
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