Kelly Reilly and Wes Bentley really stopped fearing for their on-screen Beth and Jamie in the yellow stone end.
Yellowstone executive producer Christina Alexandra Voros said Us weekly: “Obviously there are places where you will put their doubles, who have also been with us from the beginning.”
“They’ve learned the way actors move and they’ve been studying it, so you have that element for places where you want to take the rig out and someone has to fall to the ground and Kelly has 12 more days of filming and nothing can happen.” . you. But Kelly and Wes did most of the fighting themselves,” he explained.
Said altercation takes place during the last episode when Beth (reilly) and Jame get into a violent fight over their family farm.
Voros also noted the mental impact doing these types of scenes has on actors, saying, “Even if they don’t take a punch or throw a punch, the energy it takes to stay emotionally in that space is exhausting.”
“So I think what people don’t realize when they see that fight is that yes, it looks real and bloody and gruesome, but just staying in that mindset of being so fierce takes a lot from the actors to stay in the headspace.” . he added.
“Forget the milk, the bear spray, the stabbings and all that. “That’s the easy part,” greeted the yellow stone stars. “Kudos to Kelly and Wes for being able to stay emotionally in that extreme state of war throughout that scene.”
