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It follows the lives of members of the Dutton family as well as the lives of all the ranch hands that work on the Yellowstone-Dutton Ranch.
There is a scene in an episode of Yellowstone when Chief Thomas Rainwater (Gil Birmingham) tells John Dutton (Kevin Costner) “you own a ranch the size of Rhode Island.”
From that we might surmise that the Yellowstone-Dutton Ranch covers over 700,000 acres of rich Montana valley and the Dutton family, along with those who work for them, must forever contend with those who want to take what they have – by any means necessary.
New fans of the show are often curious about the man who created the series, Taylor Sheridan.
Yellowstone – Taylor Sheridan: Actor, Writer, Director – and Cowboy?
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Taylor Sheridan is a prolific actor, writer, and director who has filled numerous acting roles and written scripts for movies like Hell or High Water, in which he also played a cowboy.
Fans are sure to remember his memorable role as Deputy Chief David Hale of the Charming Police Department in Sons of Anarchy and may have recognized him in Yellowstone as cowboy Travis Wheatley in the fifth episode of season 1, Coming Home.
Despite being a prolific actor/writer/director fans may be surprised to know that Taylor Sheridan is also a real-world cowboy.
Yellowstone – How Taylor Sheridan Went From Acting To Writing- ‘I’ll Tell My Won Stories’
The Yellowstone creator grew up on his family ranch in Cranfills Gap, Texas, and attended college at Texas State University, where he began his acting career.
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A talent scout soon discovered the actor and suggested he relocate to Los Angeles which he did, and, per IMDB, he soon landed roles in shows like NCIS: Los Angeles, Walker, Texas Ranger, and Veronica Mars.
After landing a key role in Sons of Anarchy, the actor told Deadline, he almost left acting all together as he was making much less than the other main actors in the show.
The actor explained that everyone on Sons of Anarchy was making more than him, adding that he wasn’t talking about the stars and that it seemed unfair to him.
He ended up taking that information and embarking on his own as a scriptwriter, creating his own material.
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