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The actor previously played James, a vampire who is love interest of Jessica, in the hit show True Blood back in However, he later quit the project ahead of season seven, with the role recast with another actor. His publicist claimed it was due to scheduling issues, while according to TV Line , a HBO spokesperson claimed it was "due to the creative direction of the character". At the time, Buzzfeed reported that Luke had requested that writers change a potential romance storyline with Lafayette.

Not all the drama on " Yellowstone " has happened on screen, as several of the show's cast have courted controversy over their actions away from the cameras. Here's a rundown of all the controversies the show, its cast, and its creators have faced over the years. Before "Yellowstone," Asbille starred as a young Native American woman in cocreator Taylor Sheridan's film "Wind River," but it was only when she got the role of Monica Dutton, the Native American daughter-in-law of John Dutton Kevin Costner , that questions about her heritage were raised. In , the New York Times said she was "Taiwanese, British and Eastern Band Cherokee," but added that she "did not grow up in an indigenous community.

The following story contains spoilers for Yellowstone season 5, episode 9, "Desire Is All You Need. DESPITE NOT BEING on the air for two years and Kevin Costner not returning to the megapopular series , there is something electric about a fresh new episode of Yellowstone. The antics of Yellowstone extend far beyond the screen though. The Yellowstone patriarch hated his job.

By providing your information, you agree to our Terms of Use and our Privacy Policy. We use vendors that may also process your information to help provide our services. With the first half of Season 5 now available to stream on Peacock with the rest of the series, I need to go on the record about something. Yes, it is problematic and messy and sometimes cringe, and yeah, OK, I do tend to bear down on the fast-forward button when the men are talking about, I dunno, familial duty and fatherhood and whatever patriarchal stuff straight men dressing up for an office job in cowboy togs meaningfully discuss.