Kevin Costner will soon be back on television screens in a new Yellowstone project. No, Costner is not reprising his role as John Dutton in a “Yellowstone” prequel or spinoff from Taylor Sheridan. Instead, he’s hosting a three-part limited docuseries about Yellowstone National Park.

You can't follow entertainment news lately without seeing something about Kevin Costner. Whether for his widely criticized departure from beloved Western series Yellowstone, or his troubled Horizon movies,

FOX Nation has signed its second deal with Academy Award-winning actor and filmmaker Kevin Costner for a three-part limited series entitled “Yellowsto

Kevin Costner is set to return to television later this year in a new series, though it won't be in the role of John Dutton, the character he played on the Paramount Network drama Yellowstone

Kevin Costner starred as John Dutton in Yellowstone, which is set to his UK Netflix on January 30. The hit actor left the show after the first part of the fifth series

Kevin Costner, the Hollywood heavyweight, is set to make a triumphant return to Yellowstone this year with a fresh series slated for launch next month. However, fans should note that he won't be reprising his role as ranch owner John Dutton.

After Taylor Sheridan wrote Kevin Costner off Yellowstone in a gruesome way, the 70 year old actor is getting back at his former co-star with a new TV series.

As Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone TV empire expands, Kevin Costner will obviously not be a part of it. After June 2024, Costner quit the hit series forever, and his character, John Dutton, was killed off well before the show actually concluded.

Kevin Costner is set to star in a new three-part docuseries for Fox Nation titled Yellowstone to Yosemite with Kevin Costner, which will see him explore the history of Yosemite National Park.

Image via Fox Nation Everybody rejoice, Kevin Costner is returning to Yellowstone. Okay, so he's not coming back to the Taylor Sheridan-created series. John Dutton's fate is kinda final. But he is returning with a new documentary and sequel to the very popular Yellowstone: One-Fifty.