Finn Little—who plays the on-screen son of Kelly Reilly and Rip Wheeler—recently revealed that he only learned about the Dutton Ranch project about a week before filming officially began. However, what shocked Finn even more was the drastic change to his character in the new script. According to the young actor, this direction is completely different from what he had built and been involved with for five years in the Yellowstone universe, to the point that Finn even considered giving up the role. This revelation is now making fans even more curious about the major transformation the character will undergo in Dutton Ranch.
One of the funniest — and somehow most very-Yellowstone — behind-the-scenes details about Dutton Ranch is that returning cast member Finn Little apparently found out the show…
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After the first two episodes of Dutton Ranch aired, the Yellowstone fan community is fiercely debating accusations that Taylor Sheridan is trying to turn this spin-off into a “Yellowstone season 6 in disguise” to save the franchise after the Kevin Costner era. Many viewers argue that everything from the tone of the show and the conflict structure to the way Beth/Rip is portrayed feels too familiar, almost as if they’ve just changed the setting to a different state instead of creating a truly unique identity for the new series. A detail after episode 1 has further fueled this theory, to the point where a comment is going viral: “This is literally Yellowstone with a different state.”
One of the biggest controversies surrounding Dutton Ranch before its premiere has been a question that keeps appearing everywhere across the fandom: “Is this basically Yellowstone season…