According to a new report, Kevin Costner is likely departing—with Matthew McConaughey primed to lead a different iteration of the series.
. Now, even though things were looking to potentially heat up when the series returned this summer, it appears thatreported, tensions were apparently brewing between Sheridan and Costner, as the star felt that the series was taking up too much of his time. Costner allegedly wanted to shoot the second half of Season Five in just a week, sources told, which was just not feasible.
The star is also currently directing, writing, and starring in his own upcoming Western film,, for Warner Bros. After Paramount told Costner that shooting in just a week would be impossible, he reportedly decided to move on to his other project."Kevin Costner is a big part ofand we hope that’s the case for a long time to come. Thanks to the brilliant mind of Taylor Sheridan, we are always working on franchise expansions of this incredible world he has built.
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