Ed Harris says he nearly quit 'Dutton Ranch' after feeling 'underused'
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Key Points:
- Ed Harris revealed he nearly quit Taylor Sheridan's "Dutton Ranch" during its first season, feeling "underused and inconsequential" despite being promised a main character role.
- Harris, who plays veterinarian Everett McKinney, expressed frustration over his reduced screen time and the cutting of a musical scene he filmed, which he felt diminished his character's importance.
- After discussing his concerns with the production team, Harris was assured his role would expand in Season 2, leading him to remain with the series despite initial misgivings.
- Looking back, Harris acknowledged the finished season was "pretty good" and that his character ended up playing a meaningful part in the story, though the experience on set felt different.
- "Dutton Ranch," a spin-off of "Yellowstone," premiered on Paramount+ in May, featuring an ensemble cast including Kelly Reilly, Cole Hauser, and Annette Bening, with Harris signed on for two seasons.
