'Yellowstone' star Cole Hauser says all the fan theories about show are wrong

Cole Hauser has immoderate thoughts astir "Yellowstone" fans' theories astir the caller season.

"This amusement and what they deliberation this play is going to be, everybody has their sentiment of it," Hauser shared with Reuters. 

"And to beryllium rather honest, nary of them are right."

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"Yellowstone" histrion Cole Hauser says instrumentality theories astir the amusement are wrong. (Nathan Congleton/NBC via Getty Images)

The "Yellowstone" actor’s comments travel aft Sunday night’s instrumentality delivered the "biggest premiere nighttime ever" with 16.4 cardinal viewers, according to a property merchandise via VideoAmp. 

At the opening of the episode, Kevin Costner's character, John Dutton, was seen dead, seemingly by suicide, though immoderate characters believed foul play was involved.

"Yellowstone" play 5 was divided into 2 parts, arsenic portion 1 premiered successful 2022 with 15.9 cardinal viewers.

With 5 episodes left, respective fans person theorized however the fashionable amusement volition end. The finale is acceptable to aerial connected Dec. 15. 

Originally, the existent season, which spans six episodes, was acceptable to beryllium the past of the series. 

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As fans cogwheel up for the upcoming play finale, immoderate formed members besides person been near successful the acheronian astir the ending, since the squad down the amusement redated scripts to sphere it, according to Reuters.

In September, Hauser teased the last occurrence with Fox News Digital. 

"I’ve been reasoning astir what… the play means, however the last… 7 years of doing the show…" Hauser began.

"Yellowstone" prima Cole Hauser antecedently shared helium was "surprised" fans were enamored by his character, Rip Wheeler. (Getty Images)

"Taylor is specified an astonishing writer, and he’s conscionable done a large occupation again of trying to wrapper this happening up and not into a cleanable bow… it ne'er truly is with ‘Yellowstone,’ but it’s immoderate truly melodramatic stuff, and it’s heartfelt… it’s antithetic than past seasons surely but successful a bully way."

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Taylor Sheridan is the manager of "Yellowstone."

Meanwhile, Hauser additionally addressed play 6 rumors with Fox News Digital. 

"You’ll person to see," helium laughed. "I can’t remark close now, but listen, successful a cleanable satellite it would beryllium astonishing to spot this happening spell on, but there’s a batch of antithetic radical progressive successful that decision… but I anticipation truthful ... it would beryllium fun."

Despite Kevin Costner's departure arsenic the show's prima successful May 2023, determination has been speech astir continuing the story. (Amy Sussman/Getty Images)

Deadline reported successful August that talks are successful spot to movie a sixth play with a absorption connected Kelly Reilly and Hauser, who play joined mates Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler.

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Costner himself said successful September that helium believes there's much to explore, telling Entertainment Tonight, "That's been a fantastic portion of my life, you know, making 'Yellowstone.' And who knows, sometimes immoderate things person a mode of circling back." 

"Yellowstone" received its archetypal SAG information for outstanding show by an ensemble successful a play bid successful 2022. (Paramount Network)

"I haven't seen that particulate way coming toward me. But I've ever been unfastened to what I started. And the 5 seasons was a batch for america to do. I deliberation that, you know, that communicative is not finished."

"Yellowstone" follows the Dutton household done years of trying to prevention their household ranch successful Montana. The star-studded formed included Costner, Reilly, Hauser, Luke Grimes and Wes Bentley.

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