1923: Brandon Sklenar's Secret To Playing Spencer Is Not Emoting Too Much
1923's Spencer Dutton is the epitome of the strong and silent type. Actor Brendan Sklenar says that keeping his emotions corked is key to playing the role.
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1923's Brandon Sklenar Explores The Dutton Men's Generational Throughline
One of the big ways in which 1923 mirrors its parent series Yellowstone is in how it presents its male Dutton characters, according to Brandon Sklenar. -
Taylor Sheridan Used Real-Life Interactions With His 1923 Actors When Writing Their Characters
In the world of "Yellowstone" and its spinoffs, Taylor Sheridan creates realistic characters, even pulling inspiration from real-life interactions. -
1923's Helen Mirren Learned A Different Skill At Taylor Sheridan's Cowboy Camp
Cowboy Camp is where actors in the "Yellowstone" franchise go to learn, but it looks like Helen Mirren of "1923" learned a unique skill other than horse riding. -
New Series Star Trek: Starfleet Academy In The Works At Paramount+
While "Picard" and "Discovery" come to an end, Paramount+ welcomes a new series into the franchise with the upcoming "Star Trek: Starfleet Academy." -
1923's Brian Geraghty Highlights The Show's Battle With The Forces Of Nature
Brian Geraghty, along with most of the cast, had to endure some challenging and lengthy bouts with unpredictable nature while filming "1923." -
Sylvester Stallone Jumped At A Chance To Be In Tulsa King (& Fulfill A Dream)
Despite Sylvester Stallone's legendary career, the veteran actor still had some unrealized dreams in the film industry -- until "Tulsa King" came along. -
1923 Fans Think That The Season 1 Was Slow (& That's A Good Thing)
Most "1923" viewers appear to be impressed with the show's pacing. Fans appreciate the fact that the series takes its time with moving multiple stories. -
Star Trek: Picard's Todd Stashwick Will Never Forget Captain Shaw's Monologue
"Star Trek: Picard" star Todd Stashwick revealed why he found his character's monologue in "The Best of Both Worlds" so compelling and memorable. -
1923's Julia Schlaepfer Explains How Her Personal Life Helped Her Develop Alex
American actress Julia Schlaepfer drew from her childhood and personal life after accepting the role of Alexandra in "1923." -
Ed Speleers: Working On Star Trek: Picard Was Like 'Getting Keys To The Castle'
Ed Speleers recognizes just how significant it was to receive a role in "Star Trek: Picard" and took the part, understanding the pressure that came with it. -
LeVar Burton's Daughter Says Star Trek: Picard Gave Her The Opportunity To Be More Than A 'Nepo Baby'
LeVar Burton's daughter Mica Burton wants fans to know she doesn't view herself as a legacy admission into the "Star Trek" franchise. -
LeVar Burton Is Satisfied With Star Trek: Picard Being The End For His Character
"Picard" delivered an exciting "Star Trek: The Next Generation" reunion featuring LeVar Burton's Geordi La Forge, and he was more than satisfied with his arc. -
How Sylvester Stallone Behaved On Tulsa King's Set, According To Max Casella
Tulsa King star Max Casella had nothing but nice things to say about his time working with Sylvester Stallone on the Paramount+ crime drama. -
Tulsa King Didn't Require Terence Winter's Typical Script Devotion
"Tulsa King" writer Terence Winter once worked on "The Sopranos." As it turns out, writing for the Paramount+ show was much different than writing for HBO. -
Tulsa King's Terence Winter Digs Into How The Show Avoids Typical Mafia Stereotypes
Here's how Terence Winter, during his time as Tulsa King showrunner, made sure to avoid the usual tropes associated with Mafia characters. -
Terence Winter Says Tulsa King's Comedy Comes From The Inherent Absurdity Of Mob Life
"Tulsa King" showrunner Terence Winter says that much of the show's comedy comes from the absurdity of mob life, as paired with ordinary life on-screen. -
Taylor Sheridan Compared 1883 And 1923 To Game Of Thrones And Lawrence Of Arabia
Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan compared the cost of making spin-off shows 1883 and 1923 to the costs required to make two iconic projects. -
1923: Heated Yellowstone Fans Label It As The Worst Series In The Franchise
Many fans of Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone franchise have a bone to pick with the spin-off series 1923. Here's why they are so unhappy with the show. -
News Of Star Trek: Discovery's End Has Fans Bummed (To Say The Least)
Following Paramount's announcement that Star Trek: Discovery will end its run with Season 5, fans have been mourning the series' loss on Reddit. -
1923's Harsh Winter Riding Conditions Proved Challenging For Darren Mann
Darren Mann, who plays the young Jack Dutton in "1923," is not afraid to admit just how difficult some of the natural obstacles were during filming. -
The Dress Code On Tulsa King Is A Lot More Realistic Than You Likely Thought
Former mobster Michael Franzese says the outfits worn by Sylvester Stallone on Tulsa King are pretty similar to what he and his ex-colleagues wore in real life. -
1923: 11 Things We Want To See In Season 2
Will a second season of "1923" finally bring justice for John Dutton? A wedding for Jack and Elizabeth? Fans can only hope for that and more. -
1923 Viewers Have Some Gripes With Taylor Sheridan Over The Female Characters
Some 1923 fans are upset over the use of certain female character tropes that don't do the show's characters any favors. -
1923's Julia Schlaepfer Explains How Her Wardrobe Reflects Alex's Evolution
By the Season 1 finale of "1923," a metamorphosis has happened with Alexandra (Julia Schlaepfer). Her change in wardrobe signified Alex's own evolution. -
Tulsa King's Sylvester Stallone Wanted Dwight To Seem Like A 'Pet Tiger'
Sylvester Stallone wanted his "Tulsa King" performance to stand out, but it wasn't a bull or fish he had in mind. He wanted Dwight to seem like a "pet tiger." -
1923's Tax Debacle Just Doesn't Quite Add Up For Fans
"1923" fans are voicing their concerns on social media about the realism of the show's tax debacle, with one fan writing, "That's not the way tax liens work."
