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    Hollywood in Cowtown

    North Texas' Taylor Sheridan casts 2 Hollywood legends in new Yellowstone prequel 1932

    Stephanie Allmon Merry
    May 18, 2022 | 3:30 pm
    North Texas' Taylor Sheridan casts 2 Hollywood legends in new Yellowstone prequel 1932
    Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images for Turne

    Taylor Sheridan is assembling another all-star cast for another Yellowstone spinoff: Helen Mirren and Harrison Ford will star in the forthcoming 1932, a followup to the hit series 1883.

    Paramount Plus, the streaming home of 1883 and 1932, unveiled the casting on May 17, but revealed little else — including shooting locations.

    1883 was filmed in and around Fort Worth, Granbury, and Weatherford last year. It was a sensible choice for Sheridan, who attended high school in Fort Worth and lives with his wife, Nicole (a board member of the National Cowgirl Museum & Hall of Fame), on a ranch near Weatherford. A couple of episodes were set in Fort Worth.

    Ford was spotted dining at restaurant in Fort Worth's Sundance Square earlier this month (although some speculated he was in town for helicopter training and certification, as he is every two years).

    Of 1932, Paramount Plus says, “the next story will introduce a new generation of the Dutton family and explore the early twentieth century when pandemics, historic drought, the end of Prohibition, and the Great Depression all plague the mountain west, and the Duttons who call it home.”

    According to Deadline, it will premiere in December 2022 and is produced by MTV Entertainment Studios, 101 Studios, and Bosque Ranch Productions.

    Sheridan is the creator and executive producer. It's one of nine (yes, nine!) projects he has in the works (including Season 5 of Yellowstone, filming now), Variety reports. In addition to 1932 and Yellowstone, he is also working on a second season of Mayor of Kingstown starring Jeremy Renner, Tulsa King starring Sylvester Stallone, and Lioness starring Zoe Saldaña.

    Earlier this spring, Sheridan shocked 1883 fans when he revealed that there wouldn't be a second season of the series, which — with a star-studded cast that included Sam Elliott, Billy Bob Thornton, Tim McGraw, and Faith Hill — was Paramount Plus' most-streamed series ever.

    In an interview February 28, the day after the 1883 finale, Deadline asked Sheridan if he was finished with the saga. Short of saying a hard "yes," he replied, "I created this peek through time to show you this one specific journey. I’m not someone who likes to tie everything up in a bow and explain how everyone lived happily after, or didn’t. I’d rather you imagine it ... "

    Sheridan said he's moving on to the next "window," which is 1932. He told Deadline that this chapter in the Dutton family drama would be a "peek through a different window into a different era. "

    Yellowstone, 1883, and 1932 follow the lives of the Duttons, first with the modern-day Western drama of the John Dutton family, then with the late 19th-century story of James and Margaret Dutton’s move west across the U.S.

    Hollywood heartthrob Kevin Costner, who recently helped a DFW charity raise big bucks, stars as John Dutton in Yellowstone.

    Powered by the success of 1883 and Yellowstone, Fort Worth and Dallas both recently shot onto a prestigious list of top filmmaking cities compiled by Los Angeles-based publication MovieMaker.

    Dame Helen Mirren will star in Taylor Sheridan's 1932.

    Helen Mirren at Screen Actors Guild Awards
    Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images for Turne
    Dame Helen Mirren will star in Taylor Sheridan's 1932.
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    RIP RIP

    Noted Dallas figures and local heroes who passed away in 2025

    Teresa Gubbins
    Dec 31, 2025 | 10:00 am
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    Photo by John Cain Sargent
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    Dallas lost many great figures in 2025, including a number of beloved names in the business, media, and entertainment worlds.

    Here are some of the folks from Dallas and Texas who passed away this year, in chronological order:

    Dallas lawyer and one-time club owner Ray Balestri
    Dallas lawyer and investor Ray Balestri, who circulated through Dallas' media and entertainment world, died on January 4; he was 64. Balestri, who co-founded '90s Deep Ellum bar The Bone, became a multimillionaire after investing early in Broadcast.com, the company founded by Mark Cuban.

    Women's rights activist and Texas native Cecile Richards
    Cecile Richards, a national leader for abortion access and women’s rights who led Planned Parenthood for 12 years, died on January 20; she was 67. The daughter of the late Texas Gov. Ann Richards was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2023, five years after she left Planned Parenthood.

    Dallas DJ and record store owner Chris Penn
    Christopher Todd Penn, a DJ and co-founder of music store Good Records, passed away on April 23; he was 54. Penn succumbed to injuries sustained in a tragic fall in March which caused paralysis from the neck down.

    Dallas Caramel Company founder Rain McDermott
    Dallas entrepreneur Rain McDermott, who founded artisan caramel maker Dallas Caramel Company when she was only 34 years old, died on June 11 after a battle with breast cancer; she was 52.

    Dallas philanthropist and business leader Morton Meyerson
    Business leader and philanthropist Morton Meyerson, for whom the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center in Dallas' Arts District was named, died on August 4. He was 87. A native of Fort Worth, the one-time president and vice chair at Electronic Data Systems was a big supporter of the arts who helped open the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center in September 1989.

    Dallas public relations mogul Stan Levenson
    Stan Levenson, a beloved figure in the Dallas media world, died on August 27 from natural causes in his home; he was 91. With his advertising-savvy wife, Barbara, Levenson spent more than 50 years representing clients such as American Airlines, Zales, Chili’s, and Papa John’s, creating campaigns such as the one that launched Chili’s iconic “Baby Back Ribs” jingle.

    Dallas businessman and sports mogul Tom Hicks
    Prominent businessman Thomas O. Hicks died in Dallas on December 6, surrounded by his family; he was 79. Hicks co-founded private equity platform Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst in 1989, and also owned the Dallas Stars from 1995–2011, and the Texas Rangers from 1998–2010.

    Texas country music singer-songwriter Joe Ely
    Joe Ely, the songwriter, singer, and storyteller whose career spanned more than five decades, died on December 15 from complications related to Lewy Body Dementia, Parkinson’s disease, and pneumonia. He was 78. Ely died at his home in Taos, New Mexico, with his wife Sharon, and daughter Marie, at his side.

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