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‘Dutton Ranch’: Kelly Reilly Teases Potential ‘Marshals’ Crossover
Reilly said she hopes to work with Luke Grimes again as both Yellowstone spinoffs consider bringing more stars into their storylines.
- In an interview published Thursday, Kelly Reilly teased a potential crossover between her spinoff "Dutton Ranch" and Luke Grimes' show "Marshals," telling People, "I wish we had a crossover."
- Yellowstone aired on Paramount from 2018 to 2024 centered on the Dutton family, and the franchise has since expanded to include "Marshals" on CBS and "Dutton Ranch," premiering May 15 on Paramount Network.
- Paramount and CBS have not officially announced a crossover, though Luke Grimes told Insider there is "probably a good chance" fans will see more Yellowstone stars, and Cole Hauser praised Taylor Sheridan's creative "freedom."
- Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler move from Montana to Texas in "Dutton Ranch," where they become "the strangers" who are "out of their element" navigating a new environment.
- While Grimes does not appear in "Dutton Ranch" Season 1, Reilly remains optimistic about future collaborations, telling People she is "proud" of her former co-star's success.
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‘Dutton Ranch’: Kelly Reilly Teases Potential ‘Marshals’ Crossover
Could the 'Yellowstone' spinoffs reunite the Dutton siblings?
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Kelly Reilly Hints at Major ‘Yellowstone’ Universe Crossover With ‘Marshals
Kelly Reilly says she would love to see characters from Yellowstone cross over between the franchise’s new spinoff series. Ahead of the release of Dutton Ranch, the actress teased the possibility of Beth Dutton appearing alongside her on-screen brother Kayce in Marshals. Speaking to People, Reilly shared that she misses working with Luke Grimes, who... The post Kelly Reilly Hints at Major ‘Yellowstone’ Universe Crossover With ‘Marshals appeared …
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