The Writers Guild of America strike has caused a delay in the filming of the second season of the “Yellowstone” prequel 1923.
The most recent series to be impacted by the ongoing Writers Guild of America strike is the Yellowstone prequel series, 1923.
The show’s second season was supposed to begin filming earlier this month in Montana. However, because of the writers’ strike, it has been postponed, and as a result, production has also been delayed. The Butte Civic Centre manager, Bill Melvin, reportedly informed NBC Montana that Paramount+ had contacted him over the production holdup.
1923 Season 2 was supposed to begin filming earlier this month in Montana. However, because of the writers’ strike, it has been postponed, and as a result, production has also been delayed. The Butte Civic Centre manager, Bill Melvin, reportedly informed NBC Montana that Paramount+ had contacted him over the production holdup.
1923 Season 2 Release Date
Paramount+ already confirmed 1923 Season 2. The series will consist of eight episodes. The next generation of Duttons was presented in “1923.” Harrison Ford, Helen Mirren, Darren Mann, Brandon Sklenar, Michelle Randolph, Marley Shelton, Brian Geraghty, James Badge Dale, Aminah Nieves, Julia Schlaepfer, and Jerome Flynn all appear in the film “1923.”
The Writers Guild of America (WGA), which has more than 11,500 members, has slowed down late-night programming and postponed high-profile projects, including a new season of Netflix’s “Stranger Things” and a “Game of Thrones” spinoff for Warner Bros. Discovery’s HBO. Since May 2, the WGA has been on strike.
The year 1923 ushered in a new generation of Duttons, headed by patriarch Jacob and matriarch Cara, decades before the events of Yellowstone. The show follows the beloved family as they struggle to manage their ranch while dealing with some of the most severe issues of the day, such as pandemics, droughts, Prohibition, and the very beginnings of the Great Depression. Another hit for Paramount+ and director Taylor Sheridan, 1923 received praise from audiences and reviewers.
Melvin claims that through the end of 2023, the Paramount+ series will be paying $75,000 per month to rent the Civic Centre. It is still uncertain when 1923 Season 2 will go into production. However, it can be assumed that it won’t happen until the WGA strike has ended. According to NBC Montana, the series was scheduled to begin production this week but postponed indefinitely until Hollywood and the WGA can agree.
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