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Daily Mail
30-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Yellowstone star Luke Grimes teases return of 'familiar faces' for spinoff Y: Marshals amid Kevin Costner drama
Luke Grimes hinted that fans will see a few of his Yellowstone co-stars in his upcoming spin-off Y: Marshals. Grimes, 41, played Kaycee Dutton in all five seasons of the hit Paramount Network show Yellowstone, which wrapped up its run back in December after an explosive end which saw show veteran Kevin Costner exit the show amid feud rumors. Last month, CBS gave the spin-off Y: Marshals a straight-to-series order, debuting sometime in 2026 in midseason. The show will follow Grimes' character Kaycee Dutton as he joins an, 'elite unit of U.S. Marshals, combining his skills as a cowboy and Navy SEAL to bring range justice to Montana, where he and his teammates must balance family, duty and the high psychological cost that comes with serving as the last line of defense in the region's war on violence.' Aside from Grimes, no other cast members were confirmed for the new series from Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan. However, while promoting his new A24 film Eddington with TooFab, Grimes confirmed that there will be some Yellowstone stars popping up in the show. 'You will see some familiar faces. I'm excited to do it. It's going to be year eight for me, playing the same character, which is, who would have thought that I would ever play a character for eight years?' Grimes said. He added, 'But, he's really close to my heart. He feels like a family member, and it would be weird to fully let him go anyway, so I'm glad we get to reconnect.' It seems likely that Kaycee's wife Monica Long Dutton (Kelsey Asbille) would have some sort of presence in the show, along with their son Tate (Brecken Merrill). The Yellowstone finale ended with Kaycee coming up with the plan to save the sprawling Yellowstone-Dutton ranch. He decided to sell the ranch back to the Broken Rock Indian reservation for the same price per acre that land sold for when his family obtained the land. Part of the deal carved out a small part of the ranch for Kaycee and his family to live and raise their own cattle on, while his sister Beth (Kelly Reilly) and her husband Rip (Cole Hauser) bought their own ranch nearby as well. Rip and Beth are two other possible candidates to return on Y: Marshals, given their proximity to Kaycee and Monica that was established in the Yellowstone finale. Many of the ranchers who worked out of the infamous bunkhouse on the ranch all ultimately went their separate ways, though they could return as well. He added, 'But, he's really close to my heart. He feels like a family member, and it would be weird to fully let him go anyway, so I'm glad we get to reconnect.' Y: Marshals will join the CBS Sunday night lineup sometime next spring in the 9 PM timeslot, along with 60 Minutes at 7 PM, Tracker at 8 PM and Watson at 10 PM. It's unclear when production will begin on the series, or when more casting will be announced for the show. Y: Marshals joins another Yellowstone spin-off entitled The Madison, following a wealthy New York City family who relocates to a ranch in Montana. Michelle Pfeiffer stars alongside Kurt Russell, Patrick J. Adams, Beau Garrett, Elle Chapman and Amiah Miller. Luke became a household name on the smash hit series playing Kayce Dutton, the son of Kevin Costner's rancher patriarch John Dutton. Kevin sensationally left the show before its final half-season, amid explosive reports that he clashed with its creator Taylor Sheridan. In the wake of his departure, Luke rhapsodized about how the last episodes were 'the easiest' to film because 'some of the conflict was gone,' kicking up a flurry of rumors that he had also feuded with Kevin, though he denied 'any hard feelings.' Kevin left the show after filming only the first half of season five, prompting his character John to be killed off in a murder-for-hire plot. His departure came under a cloud of rumors that he feuded with Taylor Sheridan, though he evidently ultimately left the show over scheduling conflicts with his own four-part Western movie Horizon, which he directed, starred in and co-wrote. Horizon, a decades-long passion project Kevin poured over $38 million of his own money into, debuted its first part last year to dismal box office results. Meanwhile Yellowstone aired the last half of season five in 2024, dividing fans - and shortly thereafter, Luke gave a telling interview about Kevin's exit. 'Hopefully everyone can see that it was time,' Luke said of John Dutton being killed off, in an interview with Men's Health. 'To be really honest, there was a part of Kevin being gone that meant some of the conflict was gone.' He shared: 'Obviously, it didn't make it super fun to be around... Not pointing any fingers, but it was actually the easiest season we've filmed.' Luke revealed he had not spoken to Kevin since the Oscar-winner left the show, explaining with a laugh: 'It's not a case of any hard feelings or anything; its just, he's Kevin Costner. He's a big deal.'
Geek Tyrant
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Geek Tyrant
Luke Grimes Returns as Kayce Dutton in New YELLOWSTONE Spinoff Y: MARSHALLS Ordered at CBS — GeekTyrant
CBS is officially saddling up for more Dutton family drama, but this time, it's taking a different trail. The network has ordered a new Yellowstone spinoff centered on Kayce Dutton, with Luke Grimes reprising his role as the former Navy SEAL turned cowboy. Titled Y: Marshals , the 13-episode series will shoot this summer and debut midseason 2026, airing Sunday nights. Grimes' Kayce has been a fan favorite since the very beginning. When we last saw him, Kayce had held onto a piece of the Yellowstone ranch for his family while the rest was sold to the Broken Rock Indian Reservation. Now, Y: Marshals finds him far from the family land. The official logline reads: 'With the Yellowstone Ranch behind him, Dutton joins an elite unit of U.S. Marshals, combining his skills as a cowboy and Navy SEAL to bring range justice to Montana, where he and his teammates must balance family, duty and the high psychological cost that comes with serving as the last line of defense in the region's war on violence.' Unlike previous Yellowstone entries which premiered on Paramount Network or Paramount+, this spinoff is heading directly to CBS. According to CBS Entertainment president Amy Reisenbach: 'I think all of our shows right now are both streaming and linear. That's what we're focused on, is trying to make our shows work on both platforms. It certainly did occur to us that the show will do really well on streaming, because all the Taylor shows have. 'But Yellowstone and Tulsa King also did really well for us when we aired them on the network. So, in terms of Taylor's involvement, we're still early in the process. He's a very busy guy, but we'll take what we can get.' The show is being run by Spencer Hudnut, who previously served as showrunner on the final two seasons of SEAL Team . Taylor Sheridan will executive produce, and it's another collaboration between CBS and 101 Studios, under the MTV Entertainment Studios banner. This is just one of several Yellowstone offshoots in motion. Sheridan has already launched 1883 and 1923 , with 1944 on the horizon. The Madison , starring Michelle Pfeiffer, is also in development, as is a spinoff focused on Beth and Rip. Source: Variety
Yahoo
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
I'm So Grateful Kayce Is Getting A Yellowstone Spinoff, Because It Can Fix One Of My Biggest Issues With The OG Show
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. I love Yellowstone, I always have, I always will. However, I've also had a long-standing problem with the show and its treatment of Luke Grimes' character, Kayce Dutton. Thankfully, Kayce will return for his own CBS spinoff in the spring of 2026, which means there's a new chance to rectify my biggest issue with Yellowstone. Alongside a slew of upcoming Yellowstone shows – including a spinoff about Rip and Beth – CBS announced its 2025-2026 lineup will include a series tentatively called Y: Marshals. It will follow Kayce, the youngest of the Dutton siblings, as he figures out life after the events of Yellowstone. According to CBS's announcement, the series will focus mostly on Luke Grimes' character's new job with the U.S. Marshals. The synopsis explained: Y: MARSHALS (working title) stars Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton. With the Yellowstone Ranch behind him, Dutton joins an elite unit of U.S. Marshals, combining his skills as a cowboy and Navy SEAL to bring range justice to Montana, where he and his teammates must balance family, duty and the high psychological cost that comes with serving as the last line of defense in the region's war on violence. So, it sounds like worlds will collide, as the youngest Dutton uses his military skills and his past on the ranch to seek justice in Montana. That alone is a premise that has me sold. However, the notion that this series will finally address an element of Kayce's story that's been severely overlooked has me even more excited. Paramount Plus: from $7.99 a month/$79.99 a yearAlmost all the Yellowstone shows are available with a Paramount+ subscription alongside other originals from the streamer and CBS's lineup. So, it's well worth the $7.99 per month. You can also upgrade to Premium and pay $12.99 per month to add Showtime and take away ads. View Deal Now, when I watched 1923, I wrote about how that show fixed my Kayce problem. In the prequel, we got to see Spencer travel the world after life in the military, hone in on his destiny as the Dutton successor, and be the hero of the series. I thought all that would happen with Luke Grimes' cowboy in the OG show too, and it didn't. How To Watch The Yellowstone Shows To see how Kayce's story started, you can stream Yellowstone with a Peacock subscription. Eventually, you'll get to see his tale continue on CBS. To watch every other series and story within the Yellowstone universe, you need a Paramount+ subscription. However, now, he has the opportunity to explore facets of his character that he never got to in Yellowstone. This includes his past in the military, which is an aspect of Kayce that I've always wanted to learn more about. From the jump on Yellowstone, it was clear that there was so much interesting backstory to mine with Kayce, especially when it came to how he used that past to inform his present on the ranch. However, it never happened. We got glimpses of his history in the military; however, never any full flashbacks of his time as a Navy SEAL. Plus, we only got to see him deploy his skills on a few occasions. With Y: Marshals, we'll get to solely focus on Kayce and seemingly this aspect of his story that I was dying to get more of back when Yellowstone was on. So, yeah, I'm stoked about this new Yellowstone spinoff, and I cannot wait to see how Luke Grimes continues to play this Dutton character that deserved so much more than he got on the flagship show.
Daily Mail
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
BREAKING NEWS Yellowstone star will revive his character in a high-profile spinoff... after slamming Kevin Costner
Yellowstone star Luke Grimes has landed his very own spinoff. Deadline announced on Wednesday that the actor, who played Kayce Dutton on the saga, will be the focus of Y: Marshals, which is a working title. On the CBS show, Kayce will join the US Marshals in this saga set in Montana. The last time viewers saw Kayce, he had moved to a small part of the Yellowstone ranch. It remains unknown whether the show will feature Kayce's wife Monica and their son Tate, played respectively on the original series by Kelsey Asbille and Brecken Merrill. The official logline has Kayce 'combining his skills as a cowboy and Navy SEAL to bring range justice to Montana, where he and his teammates must balance family, duty and the high psychological cost that comes with serving as the last line of defense in the region's war on violence.' This comes after Luke slammed Yellowstone star Kevin Costner when he said it was easier filming the end of season five without the Hollywood icon. Luke, 41, played the son of Costner 's rancher patriarch John Dutton. Kevin sensationally left the show before its final half-season, amid explosive reports that he clashed with its creator Taylor Sheridan. In the wake of his departure, Luke rhapsodized about how the last episodes were 'the easiest' to film because 'some of the conflict was gone,' kicking up a flurry of rumors that he had also feuded with Kevin, though he denied 'any hard feelings.' Luke has also been cast in Eddington, a film by Midsommar and Hereditary director Ari Aster. Set during the COVID-19 pandemic, seemingly at the onset of the Black Lives Matter riots, the movie features Luke amid a formidable A-list cast including Joaquin Phoenix, Emma Stone, Austin Butler and Pedro Pascal. Luke shared a poster for the film on Instagram, which features the cheeky hashtag 'Hindsight is 2020,' a clear nod to the coronavirus era. The image is a famous snap by David Wojnarowicz of buffaloes tumbling off a cliff, taken during the AIDS epidemic that claimed the photographer's own life. Eddington stars Joaquin as a small-town sheriff in New Mexico and Pedro as the local mayor, locked in a battle of wills that drags in the people around them. With a cast that features Deirdre O'Connell, Micheal Ward and Clifton Collins Jr., Eddington is slated for release on July 18. Luke starred throughout the hugely successful five-season run of Yellowstone as Kayce Dutton, one of the family of ranchers at the center of the story. Kevin left the show after filming only the first half of season five, prompting his character John to be killed off in a murder-for-hire plot. His departure came under a cloud of rumors that he feuded with Taylor Sheridan, though he evidently ultimately left the show over scheduling conflicts with his own four-part Western movie Horizon, which he directed, starred in and co-wrote. Horizon, a decades-long passion project Kevin poured over $38 million of his own money into, debuted its first part last year to dismal box office results. Meanwhile Yellowstone aired the last half of season five in 2024, dividing fans - and shortly thereafter, Luke gave a telling interview about Kevin's exit. 'Hopefully everyone can see that it was time,' Luke said of John Dutton being killed off, in an interview with Men's Health. 'To be really honest, there was a part of Kevin being gone that meant some of the conflict was gone.' He shared: 'Obviously, it didn't make it super fun to be around... Not pointing any fingers, but it was actually the easiest season we've filmed.' Luke revealed he had not spoken to Kevin since the Oscar-winner left the show, explaining with a laugh: 'It's not a case of any hard feelings or anything; its just, he's Kevin Costner. He's a big deal.' He clarified: 'I do have his phone number - I just don't feel like it's my place to reach out. He can reach out to me if he wants.'
Yahoo
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
CBS Announces 'Yellowstone' Spinoff Starring Luke Grimes
Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience. Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience. Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience. Generate Key Takeaways Kayce Dutton rides again! The Yellowstone spinoff that was rumored to be in play at CBS in March is officially coming as a midseason replacement, per Variety. The media outlet reported that the series is expected to be a 13-episode season and filming will begin this summer. Luke Grimes will be back as Kayce in the show tentatively titled, Y: Marshals. Fans last saw the character in the series finale of Yellowstone, owning a small piece of the family's ranch even though most of it was sold to the Broken Rock Indian Reservation. The show's logline described the story: 'With the Yellowstone Ranch behind him, Dutton joins an elite unit of U.S. Marshals, combining his skills as a cowboy and Navy SEAL to bring range justice to Montana, where he and his teammates must balance family, duty and the high psychological cost that comes with serving as the last line of defense in the region's war on violence.' Luke Grimes attends the Yellowstone Season 5 Part 2 premiere at Museum of Modern Art on November 07, 2024 in New York City. (Photo by Taylor Hill/FilmMagic)CBS Entertainment president Amy Reisenbach explained to reporters ahead of the CBS 2025-2026 schedule reveal on May 7 why the Yellowstone spinoff is headed to linear TV instead of Paramount+. 'I think all of our shows right now are both streaming and linear,' Reisenbach said, per Variety. 'That's what we're focused on, is trying to make our shows work on both platforms. It certainly did occur to us that the show will do really well on streaming because all the Taylor [Sheridan] shows have. But Yellowstone and Tulsa King also did really well for us when we aired them on the network. So, in terms of Taylor's involvement, we're still early in the process. He's a very busy guy, but we'll take what we can get.' The other Sheridan shows that are highly anticipated include another prequel, 1944, and a series in the Dutton family universe, The Madison, with Michelle Pfeiffer. There is also a spinoff with Beth (Kelly Reilly) and Rip (Cole Hauser) in the early stages of development. Related: 'Boston Blue' Takes Shape With New Cast Member
