The Western Journal
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Paramount executives have reportedly expressed outrage over Taylor Sheridan’s financial demands for his hit Western “Yellowstone” as the TV series prepares to air its final episodes.
The show, which is currently in its midseason break, will conclude later this year after it was announced that star Kevin Costner would be hanging up his spurs.
It is not known if Costner’s departure is due to any issues with Sheridan.
Costner and Sheridan, who directs, writes and sometimes acts in the show, reportedly had a falling out over the show’s schedule.
But a number of studio executives have also expressed displeasure with Sheridan, according to The Wall Street Journal.
According to the report, Sheridan is paid tens of thousands of dollars weekly for services such as a so-called “cowboy camp” to train actors.
He is also paid for the use of some of his properties as filming locations.
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