“It gets right back to Taylor’s writing and how unique it is. “‘What a small man you are, John.’ I know, isn’t that awesome?” Birmingham said. For Birmingham, the appeal of the scene was using words to illuminate a very specific moral framework for the series. The other notable showdown in this episode happens went John Dutton confronts Thomas Rainwater (Gil Birmingham) in jail after the latter has been arrested.
And it has the potential for being the main conflict within the family.” It gets really nasty and sad and funny, all at the same time,” Bentley said. “It’s kind of funny to watch them go at it because it’s uncomfortable. In case their lingering glares at each other weren’t evidence enough, this altercation leaves plenty of unresolved tension between Beth and Jamie. I feel very lucky that I get to be in a lot of those scenes with her.” And I was like, ‘Oh, she went for it!’ She’s so much fun to watch.
“In that scene, I turn around and I go back, and Kelly hit the ground harder than any stunt man I’ve seen in a long time. “I don’t know if she’d ever actually done a fight scene before, but that was not apparent. Someone else who recognized that rage and commitment? Bentley, her scene partner. As soon as I nailed that, I could feel Taylor just relax.” “Yellowstone” Paramount Network You’re a feral kid who’s been brought up by men on a ranch.’ So I really worked hard on finding that strength in her and that rage. Taylor was like, ‘You need to look like you’ve been throwing punches since you were 10 years old. Like I don’t think I’ve ever punched anybody in my life. Don’t tell anyone, but it’s just not who I am. “The scene where I beat the shit out of Wes? Yeah, I think that was the first week, too,” Reilly said. The contentious relationship the two characters show in the opening episodes boils over in the stables as the two get into a substantial fistfight. One of Episode 3’s centerpiece sequences is Beth and Jamie (Wes Bentley) coming to literal blows. Because I’m much softer than her.” Tempers Flare, Duttons Tussle He just wanted her to, in every scene, be fiercer. would just be ‘Quicker, quicker, quicker, quicker, quicker.’ Like, she is just effortless. “Some of my lines are really hard to say. “There’s an adrenaline about the show for me. More than bathing in an outdoor trough, the specificity of emotions was what presented the biggest challenge, particularly when they came with Sheridan’s specific expectations. Read More: ‘Yellowstone’: Taylor Sheridan Breaks Down a Bloody and Surprising Feature-Length Premiere Nice to meet you.’ There’s no warming into it.” “My first day of filming was on day two of the shoot and it was the scene in the bathtub. Much like Beth was plunged into the deep end of adulthood, Reilly’s first experience in character was a surprising plunge itself. Cows Don’t Do Retakes - Why ‘1923’ Uses 5 Camerasīack in the show’s present, the character most shaken by her mother’s death (Beth, played by Kelly Reilly) continues to deal with the psychological ripples of that fateful horseback ride.
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