On the spur heels of this week’s Yellowstone news—that the fifth season of the series has begun filming in Montana, and that this could occasionally be the very best but—Paramount+ made one other announcement in regards to the Dutton Universe: a brand original series is coming to the streaming network this iciness.
The series, a continuation of the Yellowstone prequel 1883, has the working title 1932. The account will “introduce a brand original generation of the Dutton family and detect the early twentieth century when pandemics, historical drought, the cease of Prohibition, and the Gargantuan Despair all plague the mountain west, and the Duttons who call it dwelling.”
The series will be produced by MTV Leisure Studios, 101 Studios, and Bosque Ranch Productions. Taylor Sheridan will abet as govt producer.
Two solid participants had been also launched: Helen Mirren and Harrison Ford. They’ll fetch two but-unknown roles, though could possibly themselves be participants of the Dutton family.
1883 followed John Dutton’s (Kevin Costner’s) giant grandfather James Dutton (Tim McGraw), traveling west alongside the Oregon path with his important other, Margaret Dutton (Faith Hill), and their younger folks. One in all these younger folks, John Dutton, is the Yellowstone patriarch’s grandfather. 1932 will seemingly point of curiosity on him and his admire son, John Dutton II, John Dutton III’s (Kevin Costner) father.
Since John Dutton—a bit one in 1883—will be in 60s all the device thru the events of 1932, it’s seemingly Harrison Ford could be the latest Dutton patriarch. Though, this casting is no longer but confirmed.
Right here’s what else we know in regards to the original series.
When Is 1932 Coming Out?
Paramount+ launched that the series will be available on their streaming service in December.
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