Yellowstone is gearing up for its final farewell, and actor Ian Bohen, who portrays ranch hand Ryan on the famous neo-Western drama, has hinted that production may begin soon.
Speaking with Entertainment Tonight at the Elton John AIDS Foundation Oscar Party on Sunday, March 10, Bohen stated that he and the show's other key cast members are preparing to return to Montana in the coming months.This article is part of a directory.
"We'll go back..." It's rumored to happen in May," Bohen remarked. "This summer, and then we should be on in November, roughly."
The popular Paramount Network sitcom has been off the air since January 1, 2023, when it broadcast the midseason finale for Part 1 of its fifth and final season.
The highly anticipated Part 2 was delayed owing to last year's writers and actors strikes, as well as behind-the-scenes controversy between the show's principal actor, Kevin Costner, and creator, Taylor Sheridan.
"It could be June…we shoot six episodes," Bohen said before discussing the likely airing timetable. "November, possibly December, followed by the holidays and perhaps the season finale..."
Bohen referred to the show's conclusion as "the end of an era."
"It's like going to college and graduate school with the same people for six or eight years and saying, 'We have to leave?'" "Then what are we going to do next?" he explained.