All the Yellowstone fans are waiting now until the last part of the final season of today’s most popular western series is finally out. There have been so many speculations on whatever is going to happen to the series regulars and what fate will face the infamous ranch.
For example, fans have been predicting the fall of the Dutton family headmaster, not only because it seems like a right thing to go with, but also because we know Kevin Costner will not be the part of the last episodes.
But rumor has it that Beth Dutton will be there, portrayed still by Kelly Reilly. The actress has been playing the part of Beth since the show premiered in 2018 and since then became the only character that awakens all sorts of emotions in fans, being this unstable master manipulator slash still lovable girlboss.
Kelly Reilly Before Yellowstone
Before joining Yellowstone...
For example, fans have been predicting the fall of the Dutton family headmaster, not only because it seems like a right thing to go with, but also because we know Kevin Costner will not be the part of the last episodes.
But rumor has it that Beth Dutton will be there, portrayed still by Kelly Reilly. The actress has been playing the part of Beth since the show premiered in 2018 and since then became the only character that awakens all sorts of emotions in fans, being this unstable master manipulator slash still lovable girlboss.
Kelly Reilly Before Yellowstone
Before joining Yellowstone...
- 5/15/2024
- by info@startefacts.com (Rachel Bailey)
- STartefacts.com
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Marsha Hunt, the bright-eyed starlet who stood out in such films as These Glamour Girls, Pride and Prejudice and Raw Deal before her career came unraveled by the communist witch hunt that hit Hollywood, has died. She was 104.
She died Wednesday of natural causes at her Sherman Oaks home, where she had lived since 1946, Roger C. Memos — writer-director of the documentary Marsha Hunt’s Sweet Adversity — told The Hollywood Reporter.
Hunt also appeared opposite Mickey Rooney in the best picture Oscar nominee The Human Comedy (1943) during a period in which she was known as “Hollywood’s Youngest Character Actress.”
A former model who signed with Paramount Pictures at age 17, the Chicago native made her first big splash as a suicidal co-ed opposite Lana Turner in MGM’s These Glamour Girls (1939).
Playing Walter Brennan’s sweetheart in Joe and Ethel Turp Call on the...
Marsha Hunt, the bright-eyed starlet who stood out in such films as These Glamour Girls, Pride and Prejudice and Raw Deal before her career came unraveled by the communist witch hunt that hit Hollywood, has died. She was 104.
She died Wednesday of natural causes at her Sherman Oaks home, where she had lived since 1946, Roger C. Memos — writer-director of the documentary Marsha Hunt’s Sweet Adversity — told The Hollywood Reporter.
Hunt also appeared opposite Mickey Rooney in the best picture Oscar nominee The Human Comedy (1943) during a period in which she was known as “Hollywood’s Youngest Character Actress.”
A former model who signed with Paramount Pictures at age 17, the Chicago native made her first big splash as a suicidal co-ed opposite Lana Turner in MGM’s These Glamour Girls (1939).
Playing Walter Brennan’s sweetheart in Joe and Ethel Turp Call on the...
- 9/10/2022
- by Maureen Lee Lenker
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
This past week, it's felt like we've been swimming in a warm nostalgia soup - Ant and Dec brought back Pj and Duncan, the Boy Meets World sequel brought back Mr Feeny (William Daniels) and the world of literature brought back Melissa Joan Hart's Clarissa...
All this harking back got us thinking - which other classic icons or shows from our childhood would we like to see revived on television? Here's just a few of the names that sprung to mind...
> Friday Fiver - Doctor Who: 5 reasons we're excited for the new series
> Veronica Mars movie: 5 more TV shows that need Kickstarter
Kenan & Kel
Awwww... here it goes! It'll never happen - the chucklesome pair are reportedly not on the best of terms these days - but we'd love to see this Nickelodeon teen sitcom return for a reunion special. Is Kenan still schemin'? Does Kel still love orange soda?...
All this harking back got us thinking - which other classic icons or shows from our childhood would we like to see revived on television? Here's just a few of the names that sprung to mind...
> Friday Fiver - Doctor Who: 5 reasons we're excited for the new series
> Veronica Mars movie: 5 more TV shows that need Kickstarter
Kenan & Kel
Awwww... here it goes! It'll never happen - the chucklesome pair are reportedly not on the best of terms these days - but we'd love to see this Nickelodeon teen sitcom return for a reunion special. Is Kenan still schemin'? Does Kel still love orange soda?...
- 3/29/2013
- Digital Spy
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