Is Kevin Coster putting the fate of "Yellowstone" at risk because of extreme demands?
"An absolute lie," Marty Singer, attorney for the actor told Puck on Tuesday, responding to reports that the actor had demanded a much shorter work schedule for filming his hit Western series. For the second half of the fifth season of the Paramount Network juggernaut – which has spawned spinoffs and prequels such as "1923" – news circulated that Costner was only willing to work for one week of filming, leading to tensions with the network. Singer said to Puck, "It's ridiculous — and anyone suggesting it shouldn't be believed for one second."
