Costner has yet to agree to film his final scenes for Yellowstone season 5, which could cast a dark shadow over the entire show's ending.
The end of Yellowstone was brought about a bit sooner than perhaps originally intended thanks to scheduling disagreements between Kevin Costner and the network. The drama surrounding his exit has continued during the mid-season hiatus, and unfortunately, he still has not shot any of his final scenes. If Costner is unable to - or rather, refuses - to shoot his final scenes, it runs the risk of destroying the overall ending to the beloved Western drama.
Kevin Costner May Not Film His Yellowstone Ending Scenes While there has been little in the way of an official statement, the rumors surrounding Costner's exit from the show range greatly, with the most common reason given being that his passion for the show has been usurped by his own Western project. Although Costner's team denied it, it was reported that he wanted to film all of his scenes over the course of a single week.
Sheridan has made it clear that he and the network are willing to work a Yellowstone shooting schedule that's more conducive to Costner's schedule, so Costner's continued refusal to make any progress points to deeper issues than simple scheduling disagreements. With a writer's strike on and an actor's strike looming, it seems unlikely that the problems will be resolved with lawyers any time soon.
The kicker is that a satisfying ending doesn't require many scenes from Costner. As enjoyable as it would be watching John hand the ranch over to Rip or defuse the conflict between Jamie and Beth, the show's final half-season could be shaped by Dutton's death, and how the characters react to it. Perhaps that's what brings Jamie and Beth together, or John might actually leave the ranch to Rip.
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