Kevin Costner says he’d ‘love’ to saddle to up for extra ‘Yellowstone,’ despite exit

Kevin Costner suggests he’s maintaining his “Yellowstone” solutions open up, despite leaving the strike Paramount Network sequence past year.

The 69-year-previous actor director reported in a latest interview that he would like to return to Taylor Sheridan’s neo-western planet immediately after the second 50 % of its remaining season airs in November.

“I believed I was likely to make seven [seasons] but appropriate now we’re at five,” the Oscar winner told “Entertainment Tonight” at CinemaCon in Las Vegas before this 7 days.

“How it will work out — I hope it does — but they’ve received a good deal of unique reveals going on,” he said, right before incorporating, “maybe this will circle back to me. If it does and I actually truly feel comfy with [it], I’d love to do it.”

Costner, who starred as the patriarch of the Dutton ranch, verified reports of his exit in September. Throughout a Santa Barbara hearing for his divorce from Christine Baumgartner, the “Dances With Wolves” actor-director unveiled that he and the studios guiding “Yellowstone” failed to strike a offer making certain his commitment to the series.

“I couldn’t assist them any far more,” he stated, Persons documented in September. “We tried using to negotiate, they supplied me considerably less funds than past seasons, there were being difficulties with the inventive.”

Speculation about his departure from the Emmy-nominated collection initially surfaced in February 2023, when information broke that Paramount World-wide and Paramount Community were being seeking to conclude “Yellowstone.” In Might 2023, Paramount declared that the blockbuster sequence was to conclusion, with episodes split into two batches.

“Yellowstone’s” farewell was derailed by the dual actors’ and writers’ strikes in the summer season and early tumble of 2023.

In addition to negotiation problems, Costner’s “Yellowstone” exit came amid stories of tension with Sheridan. In a June interview with the Hollywood Reporter, Sheridan claimed he was “disappointed” by his star’s departure, and that Costner’s film ambitions conflicted with the show’s manufacturing routine.

Costner stars, writes and directs his “Horizon” saga, which will make its debut at the 77th Cannes Film Pageant in May perhaps.

Even with Costner’s exit, Sheridan instructed THR he appreciates how he wants to carry John Dutton’s tale to a close, introducing that his departure only “truncates the closure of his character.”

Costner, on the other hand, instructed ET that “I’ve experienced my own fantasy how [the ending] may well be.”

“But that’s Taylor’s thing. I explained as much to him a although back,” he extra. “I had feelings how it could come about, but we just have to see.”