US Edition‘Yellowstone’ Rip and Beth Spinoff Adds Oscar Nominee to Cast
Annette Bening joins The Dutton Ranch as Beulah Jackson, a key Texas ranch leader; the series continues Yellowstone's modern timeline with new family dynamics and challenges.
- Earlier this month, Annette Bening, five-time Oscar nominee, joined the Paramount+ spinoff The Dutton Ranch, focusing on Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler settling into life on their 7,000-acre ranch.
- Taylor Sheridan is expanding the universe with multiple prequels and offshoots, including 1883, 1923, the in-development 1944, and modern spinoffs like The Madison and The Dutton Ranch, which remains tied to Yellowstone's present-day timeline.
- Production sources confirm returning cast and filming, with Chad Feehan as showrunner, Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser as executive producers, and Finn Little reprising Carter during filming in Ferris, Texas; the series is expected in 2026.
- Paramount+ has remained silent while casting moves forward, with Annette Bening's addition signaling the spinoff is on track despite no premiere date yet.
- Sheridan's casting trend continues with Annette Bening joining, reinforcing franchise prestige while the Dutton family and ranch face conflict from land developers, an Indian reservation, and the United States' first National Park.
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Another star added to North Texas-filmed 'Yellowstone' spinoff. But the show's name remains a mystery.
The five-time Oscar nominee, including for Best Actress in 1999's "American Beauty" -- is joining the lead cast of the new North Texas-filmed "Yellowstone" spinoff.
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The Dutton Farm Annette Bening is joining the Taylor Sheridan-verse, the Oscar-nominated actress set to join the upcoming “Yellowstone” spinoff focusing on Rip and Beth (Cole Hauser and Kelly Reilly). Finn Little also returns as Carter. Bening plays Beulah Jackson, the powerful, cunning, and charming head of a major ranch in Texas. In addition, Chad Feehan (“Lawmen: Bass Reeves”) has joined the series as showrunner and executive producer. [Sourc…
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