Luke Grimes‘ spinoff show The Marshals it will have a familiar face from them Yellowstone – but there is one main character that hasn’t appeared yet.
Creator Spencer Hudnut he spoke to TV Insider on Tuesday, February 17, where he confirmed that Kayce (Grimes)’s sister Beth (Kelly Reilly) will not be in season 1 during its spinoff, Dutton Ranch.
“We’re definitely going to hear from the Duttons a fair amount,” Hudnut teased, adding that Reilly’s appearance is “on the table” in the future.
According to the official synopsis, The Marshals, which premiered on March 1, follows Kayce leaving “a life of running to join an elite unit” of the United States Marshals.
In addition to Grimes, 42, the stars of the show Arielle Kebbel, Ash Santos, Tatanka Means, Brett Cullen again Logan Marshall Green. Kebbel, Santos and Means will play members of the US Marshals while Cullen will play Harry Gifford, the head of the US Marshals in Montana.
CBS spinoff show joins creator Taylor SheridanWide TV universe, which became a household name because Yellowstone. The Paramount Network series premiered on Paramount+ in 2018. Present it Us in the fictional Dutton family, which owns the largest ranch in Montana.
After finding success with the drama series, Sheridan expanded Yellowstone world with subsequent spinoffs. The Duttons, on the other hand, faced changes with grandfather John (Kevin Costner) dying in the final season amid Costner’s alleged off-screen issues with Sheridan and the show.
Beth, on the other hand, is focused on her schedule around husband Rip (Hauser). Reilly, 48, has been mulling over the idea of a new show focusing on Beth.
“I really like Beth, and who she is after certain things happen,” she told Town and Country in November 2024. “Who’s quiet? As an actress she’s like, ‘Ooh, let me go.’ Wouldn’t it be fun to watch Beth go to therapy?”
Reilly noted that he didn’t mind spending much time with Beth.
The next stop in the Yellowstone universe is a spinoff featuring Luke Grimes’ character, Kayce Dutton. Yellowstone, which premiered in 2018, introduced viewers to the fictional Dutton family, who own a large ranch in Montana. After finding success at Paramount, creator Taylor Sheridan expanded the world of Yellowstone with the prequels 1883 and 1923. CBS ordered the Marshals, […]
“I remember reading [the script for the pilot] as I was cleaning our house and thinking, ‘Oh, s***. It was like slowly putting down the gauntlet. The challenge of it piqued my interest,” Reilly recalled about the phone call with Sheridan that got him the part. Then I said, ‘F***, I didn’t audition.’ I panicked, because I didn’t know how to do it. And it took me a minute to find him.”
The actress admitted that there have been ups and downs in playing a character like Beth.
“I love getting ready to play her, because there’s an adrenaline rush to Beth and it’s very empowering. But it’s also incredibly painful,” she said. “I have to hide myself to wear some of that, I love him but I can’t live with him.”
Reilly relished the opportunity to play a queer woman, saying, “It’s not just about playing strong, capable women. That’s missing the point. Male characters can be queer, but they can still be heroes. Full spectrum. And I think there’s courage in embracing the shadows. How can you be an honest person if you don’t own some of your darkness?”
The Marshals premieres on CBS March 1 and will air Sundays at 8 pm ET.
