Due to both the writers’ strike and the actors’ strike, Season 5 Part 2 of Yellowstone is now experiencing production delays. Disagreements between series creator Taylor Sheridan and star Kevin Costner caused the filming window to be pushed back from its original March start date.
The fifth season of Yellowstone, which stars Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton, has not yet begun filming Part 2 due to the writers’ strike, according to an interview with People. He expressed hope that once the strike is over, filming would continue, but the ongoing actors’ strike creates another potential barrier.
Production for Yellowstone Season 5 Part 2 will presumably begin as soon as the writers’ and actors’ strikes are completed, assuming the strikes are settled and Costner is available for filming. However, it is safe to predict that Part 2 won’t likely be published until some time in 2024 given the current uncertainty and possible dates for the strikes to be addressed.
The last programs might show at the start of the new year if the strikes are soon over. The release date might be postponed further, though, if the strikes last into the new year. For a more precise release date for Yellowstone Season 5 Part 2, viewers will need to wait for additional studio and production team updates.
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