If there’s any couple that “Yellowstone” fans have been rooting for since day one, it’s Rip Wheeler (Cole Hauser) and fiery heiress Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly). They have been together since they were teenagers, have been through many conflicts and dozens of bumps in the road. Below are the details (with spoilers) on where one star would like to see them head next.
All of Beth and Rip’s pain and passion have finally paid off, and they have entered wedded bliss. In a world where romance is sometimes as transactional as land grabbing, the union of Beth and Rip feels solid as a rock, something that motivates and comforts both characters. . But their combination also means some changes in the model.
Since audiences only saw the long history of Rip and Beth’s romance through flashbacks, interwoven throughout the first five seasons of “Yellowstone,” it’s perhaps not surprising that there was a pre-series story — or, if both characters are lucky, a sequel series featuring the two characters coping with life elsewhere after the events of “Yellowstone” end — is popular with fans. desired grave.
Turns out, Cole Hauser is right there with them. “Yes,” he told Entertainment Tonight’s Cassie DiLaura in January 2022 when asked if he would appear in a spinoff featuring the two characters.
Cole Hauser loves working with Kelly Reilly
He told Entertainment Tonight that Cole Hauser’s lack of hesitation on the subject comes down to one simple fact: he really enjoys working with Kelly Reilly. “I would love to continue working with her. And Taylor (Sheridan, creator of “Yellowstone”). That’s why I said yes, and I thought, if it comes up then of course I’m sure will love it.” He added “You never know what she and I could get into. With Taylor’s writing, it could be a really fun show.”
Indeed, this great couple could achieve a lot if they stick together and make it out of the main series alive – enough shenanigans to fill a card for Beth’s bingo Dutton. But in the meantime, Hauser will be getting some non-Rip-related spin-off experiences of his own in the coming months.
It was announced that he will play an unnamed role in the upcoming “Yellowstone” prequel series “1883: The Bass Reeves Story”. He declined to reveal any further details to Entertainment Tonight when he met them in November 2022 on the red carpet of the “Yellowstone” Season 5 premiere. But he can’t hide a new physical trait he’s sporting: a goatee, cultivated for the role.
