Christina Voros shares insight into the series' ending.
Warning: This article contains spoilers for theYellowstoneseason 5 finale, titled “Life Is A Promise.”
Yellowstoneas we know it has ended.
Kelly Reilly on ‘Yellowstone’.Paramount Network
“I feel like Beth is a woman of her word,” Voros says.
“So when she said it, I believed it.
Their relationship feels almost Shakespearean to me.
Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser in ‘Yellowstone’.Paramount Network
There was no way that was ever not going to end in some kind of tragedy.”
“They earned it because they are fairly equal adversaries,” Voros continues.
“Everyone wanted to be on set,” she recalls.
“We knew that our days were numbered and we knew it was the end of an era.
I wouldn’t have missed it for the world.
I think it was beautiful that Taylor came back to do the final episode.
It felt very fitting.
“It was a very special thing to be a part of,” Voros says.
“That group’s never coming back together again.
Denim [Richards] is gone.
