LOS ANGELES (AP) — Production for the highly anticipated “1923” prequel series of “Yellowstone” is set to resume soon, according to actor Brandon Sklenar. The second season of the hit western series, created by Taylor Sheridan, was put on hold during the strikes but is now back on track in Hollywood.
Fans have been eagerly waiting for updates on the show, and Sklenar’s announcement marks the first news since the strikes began. While details have been kept under wraps, it is speculated that season two could premiere in late 2024 if filming begins in April. This would coincide with the final season of “Yellowstone,” offering fans the opportunity to delve deeper into the universe created by Sheridan.
“1923” garnered significant attention upon its debut in December 2022 and quickly became a fan favorite. The series, which is not heavy on special effects, allows for a quicker post-production process. This could explain the possibility of its release aligning with the conclusion of “Yellowstone.”
The prequel follows the Dutton family and left viewers hanging with two cliffhangers at the end of the first season. The anticipation is high to see what lies ahead for the beloved characters in “1923.”
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In summary, the “1923” prequel series of “Yellowstone” is set to resume production, bringing excitement to fans who have been eagerly awaiting news on the show. With its potential release aligning with the final season of “Yellowstone,” viewers can expect to further explore the universe created by Taylor Sheridan. The series, known for its captivating storyline and lack of heavy special effects, has left fans eagerly anticipating the next chapter in the Dutton family’s journey.