The plot will most likely follow Beth and Rip living on their new ranch, which has 7,000 acres of land where they can continue their ranching duties. It will not be the Dutton Ranch, though, which ...

But according to Deadline, the couple will star alongside actor Finn Little, who played their pseudo-adopted son Carter in Yellowstone. As Duttonheads may recall, Beth and Rip took in Carter after his ...

Finn Little will reprise his role as Carter in the new "Yellowstone" spinoff starring Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser.

EXCLUSIVE: Finn Little will reprise his Yellowstone character, Carter, as a series regular in the as-yet-untitled Beth and ...

For those wondering, it does appear that others from Yellowstone will be joining the unnamed spinoff… or at least one other cast member. Deadline reported today that Finn Little will be returning to ...

Grass On The Streets begins with Rip (Cole Hauser) awakened by the noise that Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly) makes as she hastily packs her belongings in a suit case.When John Dutton found out from ...

Beth’s loyalty to her father John Dutton (Kevin Costner) and the ranch is probably what Yellowstone fans resonate with most. There isn’t much she hasn’t done or been through, including going ...

Beth Dutton Doesn’t Put Up With Anyone’s Shit Or Sunshine . More so than any other Yellowstone character, Beth has a very limited window of tolerance for other people.

Jack (Kevin Costner), Beth (Kelly Reilly) and Jamie Dutton (Wes Bentley) step into politics in the new season of Yellowstone. Season 5 launches on Paramount Network on Sunday November 13.

Beth Dutton is a complex and polarizing 'Yellowstone' character. Some fans love her, some fans hate her, and some just don't know what to think of her. by Erica Scassellati.

Season 2 of Dutton Rules also promises cast interviews and original insight into this chapter of Taylor Sheridan's drama series. Ep. 1 began slow, but Ep. 2 picked up with Beth (Kelly Reilly) and ...

ARTICLE HIGHLIGHTS. Yellowstone star Kelly Reilly says Beth Dutton is “brilliantly written.”; Reilly admits that Beth feels “deeply responsible” for one particular family tragedy. And she ...