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He assures Jimmy the hospital bills are not a concern if he promises not to return to rodeoing.

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He worries about how to pay for everything and John demands Jimmy look at him. In other words, Jimmy’s lucky to be alive. “I asked if there’s another symptom since nauseous and confused is your natural state of being,” jokes John. He’s also got a concussion, and John makes another joke this time about the symptoms of concussions. The doctor replaced Jimmy’s hip because it was shattered, making Jimmy the doctor’s youngest patient to undergo that procedure. John ticks off the list of Jimmy’s injuries – compression fracture in his neck, two compression fractures in his back, and bone fragments are up against his spine. John jokes about the day being payday for the hospital, due to Jimmy’s bills. John ( Kevin Costner) is reading the newspaper while seated next to his bed, and Jimmy wakes to ask what day it is. The scene immediately switches to something less idyllic – Jimmy (Jefferson White) in the hospital in bad shape.

Episode four, “Going Back to Cali,” begins with elk and buffalo grazing peacefully. Season three episode three of Paramount Network’s Yellowstone ended with Jimmy thrown from a horse in the rodeo arena. At least they have each other.Wendy Moniz-Grillo and Kevin Costner in ‘Yellowstone’ season 3 episode 4 (Photo Credit: Paramount Network) 'My poor children, they have not had a play date in 12 weeks. I could get outside, go hiking on a trail and still be social distancing,' he says. 'I can't complain because I'm in California. Like tens of millions of others following COVID-19 precautions, he his wife, Yessica Kumala and their children – daughter Java, 11, and son, Hunter, 6 – stayed at home for months in Southern California, although he was able to get outside in a way that friends in such places as New York and Italy couldn't.

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Holloway acknowledges that film and TV entertainment, including 'Yellowstone,' takes a back seat to current real-world concerns: the coronavirus pandemic and the social-justice and inequality matters raised by protests in the aftermath of George Floyd's death while in police custody. Island memories: 'Lost' 15th anniversary: Here's to polar bears, brainy sci-fi, Sawyer and Kate 'The man himself, Costner, leaned in to me and said, 'You think you're winning? I'm about to teach you the rules, boy.' So, yeah, I'm going to get hurt.' 'I'm getting ready to be dragged through the sagebrush,' Holloway says. Of course, that's if he succeeds, and the fact that Jenkins and Beck are dead suggests otherwise. He's the slow steamroller, he's just going to keep going,' Holloway says. 'I like to describe Roarke as the inevitable march of progress. He wants to make deals for an airport, a ski resort and eventually a community on the level of Park City, Utah. Roarke has bigger dreams than earlier Dutton rivals, developer Dan Jenkins (Danny Huston) and real estate mogul Malcolm Beck (Neal McDonough). Roarke bumps heads with Beth, the Duttons' strong-willed financial whiz, leading to acidic insults and plenty of sexual tension.

Roarke – a 'hedge-fund baller,' as Holloway describes him – is the latest business foe of the Duttons, who by contrast are committed to the land, tradition and ranching, even though they have plenty of their own financial dealings. '(Taylor) wrote that specifically for me, among other things I may be doing in the show,' Holloway says. ('Yellowstone' is set in Montana, but Holloway shot his scenes in Utah.) Viewers – and Dutton daughter, Beth (Kelly Reilly) – meet Roarke not in a stuffy boardroom, but casting a fishing line while standing knee-deep in a river. Mountains man: Kevin Costner brings Western cred to ranch drama 'Yellowstone' I was like, 'Taylor? Really?' He thought that was the funniest thing.'Īware of Holloway's interests, Sheridan shaped Roarke as more of a renegade with a love for the outdoors than a numbers guy in an expensive suit in the show, which was last summer's most-watched cable series, with more than 5 million viewers. 'When I got the call, I was so excited that I was finally going to get to be a cowboy, because in 18 years of acting, no one has cast me as the cowboy, for God's sake,' the actor says. Holloway says he and Sheridan had ridden horses together before the writer-director's career 'blew up like a rocket' with the success of films 'Sicario' (2015), 'Hell or High Water' (2016) and 'Wind River' (2017).

But there was a twist when Holloway, 50, got word that he was cast as Roarke Morris, the major antagonist to billionaire rancher John Dutton (Costner) and his family, in the drama from Taylor Sheridan.

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