Picture: HISTORY Channel
The critically acclaimed 3-part historic Western sequence starring Yellowstone star Kevin Costner is Netflix sure with the sequence dropping within the United States in April 2023.
Described as a historic docu-drama western, the sequence dramatizes the bitter blood feud between the 2 households on the West Virginia / Kentucky border within the years following the Civil War.
Kevin Costner and Bill Paxton spearheaded the sequence taking part in Anse Hatfield and Randal McCoy, respectively. Rounding out the solid included stars like Matt Barr, Tom Berenger, Powers Boothe, Jena Malone, Boyd Holbrook, Noel Fisher, and Sam Reid.
The present aired on History again in 2012 and went on to sweep the Primetime Emmys with it buying 5 awards in complete, together with Costner successful the appearing class.
The present aired on History Channel as outlined above, however the present is being licensed to Netflix from Sony Pictures Television and ThinkFactory Media. Sony Pictures Television stays one of many largest distributors to proceed licensing older content material to Netflix US with most different distributions having pulled up the drawbridge and made their older sequence unique to their streaming companies.
As you might know, Costner’s sequence Yellowstone has turn into one of many largest exhibits on tv, airing on Paramount Network and streaming on Peacock within the United States. Its increase in reputation has spawned a complete universe of exhibits. It’s notably not accessible on Netflix anyplace on the planet.
Therefore, this makes a superb sequence license acquisition for Netflix provided that there’s a definite lack of exhibits just like Yellowstone, albeit Netflix has a quantity in growth it hopes will have the ability to compete with the Taylor Sheridan present.
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