The Untold Beginnings: An Insightful Glimpse into 1944 Yellowstone

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The Untold Beginnings: An Insightful Glimpse into 1944 Yellowstone

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The article provides an overview of the forthcoming prequel to the TV show Yellowstone, set in the year 1944. It highlights key information known about the project, including the involvement of creator Taylor Sheridan, who will co-write the script.

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Additionally, it mentions that the prequel will center around the early history of the Dutton family, revealing the origin of patriarch John Dutton's feud with Native Americans. Other details, such as casting choices and specific plotlines, are not yet known.

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