News about Ian Bohen

Legions of Yellowstone fans applied to appear as extras in a scene for the hit series, forcing producers to stop accepting submissions. Yellowstone Extras Casting announced in a Facebook post that applications have closed after the show received an 'overwhelming amount of interest' to appear in a scene.

Yellowstone has been filming in Montana for the past month with several scenes being shot in Missoula. And several of the cast members have come back to reprise their roles to wrap up season five of the hit series which has a return date of November 10, 2024. DailyMail.com can tell you who has been seen on set. 

Fans of the wildly popular Western epic series Yellowstone have been eagerly waiting for the second half of its fifth and final season. Its been about a year-and-a-half since the first eight episodes premiered on the Paramount Network, while show reps began teasing the back half of the season would follow in 2023. But all the production and premiere dates that were once set have since been thrown into disarray due to the 2023 Writers Guild of America strike, which began in May 2-September 27, the SAG-AFTRA strike, that lasted from July 14 to November 9, and the departure of leading man Kevin Costner.

When Lainey Wilson addressed the demise of Yellowstone at the CMT Music Awards on Sunday, she spoke about the possibility of it. According to Entertainment Tonight, the 31-year-old country singer said she'd be shocked if she were included in the Kevin Costner saga. In the first half of season five, Lainey played Abby, an emerging country music performer and love interest for Ian Bohen's Ryan. I'll be honest with you.' I'd be shocked,' she told ET about returning to the Dutton Ranch. "I think this is how [series creator] Taylor Sheridan writes his stories, and he has a wonderful way of bringing stuff back and letting it go,' I'll be shocked. So, we'll see what happens.' The country star, 31, was seen holding hands with the football quarterback 27, before he graciously planted a kiss on her cheek as they posed for pictures together on the red carpet.

Fans of Yellowstone are eager to hear when the renowned Western sag starring Kevin Costner will return to air for the second half of its fifth and final season for months. However, creator Taylor Sheridan has given an update on when viewers will see more of the Dutton family's exploits. Ian Bohen, who started out as a recurring cast member of the series before joining the main cast in season four, told Entertainment Tonight this week that Yellowstone may begin filming in late spring or early summer.

It's official that "Yellowstone" will come to an end. Paramount revealed on May 5 in a POPSUGAR press release that the long-running and beloved series will come to an end with season five. The show will be replaced by a new sequel spinoff series from creator Taylor Sheridan. "Yellowstone" has been the pillar on which we have created a whole universe of global hits, from '1883' to 'Tulsa King,' and I am positive our Yellowstone sequel will be another big success, thanks to Taylor Sheridan's creative mind and our incredible casts who make these shows come alive," President and CEO Showtime/MTV Entertainment Studios Chris McCarthy said in a tweet at the time. "The Dutton tale continues, picking up where Yellowstone leaves off in another epic story." "We're thrilled to bring this exciting journey to audiences around the world," 102 Studios CEO David Glasser said.

Fans of Yellowstone got a first glance at scenes from the forthcoming fifth season. During a commercial break of the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards, the Paramount Network dropped the first teaser of the hit neo-Western drama starring Kevin Costner. The 16 second clip begins with narration: "We're going to show the world who we are... and what we do," along with flashes of some of Kelly Reilly's (Bethany 'Beth' Dutton) actors.

In Season 3 of Teen Wolf, Allison Argent succumbed to a stab wound at the Oni's sword's handle. Or at least we did. The Return of Scott McCall's first love will be included in teen Wolf, which is set to debut on Paramount+. We repeat: The fearless hunter isn't dead, and a first-look teaser at San Diego Comic-Con reveals her eerie destiny.