Ed Harris Felt ‘Misled’ by ‘Dutton Ranch’ About ‘Inconsequential’ Role: ‘Get Me the F- Out of Here’ (EXCLUSIVE)
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Key Points:
- Ed Harris expressed dissatisfaction with his role on "Dutton Ranch," feeling misled about the significance of his character, Everett McKinney, in the "Yellowstone" spinoff.
- Harris was initially told he would be one of the four main characters, but during filming, he felt underused and inconsequential, leading to frustration and thoughts of leaving the show.
- Despite his discontent, Harris acknowledged the show was "pretty good" and that his character was relatively important to the story, and he remains signed on for two seasons.
- Harris was particularly upset when a scene of his character singing in a bar was cut, which he felt undermined his role and contributed to his frustration with the production.
- "Dutton Ranch" premiered on Paramount+ on May 15, following characters Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler as they start a new ranch in South Texas, with a supporting cast including Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser.
