The star returns alongside Helen Mirren, Brandon Sklenar and Julia Schlaepfer for the second season of Taylor Sheridan's 'Yellowstone' prequel series.

Taylor Sheridan's 1923 is finally back. Here is guide to the show's colorful cast of characters including Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren.

Trouble once again finds Jack Reacher in season three of the popular Prime Video series, "Reacher," and Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren reprise their roles of Jacob and Cara Dutton in season two of Taylor Sheridan's "1923" for Paramount+.

What to know about Taylor Sheridan’s spinoff as Harrison Ford, Helen Mirren and more return for intense family drama on the ranch.

The Taylor Sheridan Expanded TV Universe is full of tough-talking hombres—manly men who wear cowboy hats and stern frowns. In Yellowstone, the Duttons operate almost like a crime family, willing to do anything to protect their land from big-city developers.

The actors who star in the 'Yellowstone' prequel series praise creator Taylor Sheridan for his "no-bullshit" vision and their powerful love story as Dutton ancestors.

Live‘s James Austin Johnson have a point here? He’s not the first comedian – or person in general – to point out the somewhat repetitive nature of Taylor Sheridan shows. The writer, director and creator of shows like Yellowstone,

Harrison Ford hails Taylor Sheridan’s female characters in 1923, but his remarks suggest he hasn't fully experienced Yellowstone and Landman, yet.

The amount of money earned by Taylor Sheridan's Paramount+ shows, which include Tulsa King and Mayor of Kingstown, has reportedly been revealed.

Julia Schlaepfer joins Morning Joe to discuss the second season of Taylor Sheridan’s epic drama series, 1923 — which premiered Sunday, February 23, exclusively on Paramount+ — and what it was like working alongside Hollywood legends Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren.

Harrison Ford is still going strong at 82. When the Hollywood legend was on the red carpet for Season 2 of his “Yellowstone” prequel show “1923” (returning Sunday on Paramount+), Entertainment Tonight asked what would make him retire. The “Indiana Jones” star quipped, “When you forget my name.”