Wilford Brimley in Yellowstone: Question: A cowpoke appears and sounds exactly like Wilford Brimley in the episode "Under A Blanket of Red" of "Yellowstone." However, his name isn't mentioned in the credits.
This episode was broadcast for the first time in November 2021. Brimley passed away in August 2020. However, an episode was dedicated in his honor.
Was he actually in the scene and not credited? Or did another actor do a great impersonation of him?
Answer: Barry Corbin was a great actor and -- I can personally attest to -- a great gentleman. He played the "old cowpoke" that you saw and did it without copying anyone.
Corbin is a Texas ranch owner who rides horses on his Texas ranch. He has also worked many times and variedly in movies like "Urban Cowboy," "One Tree Hill," and "Better Call Saul."
Brimley was an actor and a commercial spokesman throughout his varied career. But, Decider.com pointed out that his influence can still be felt throughout "Yellowstone." "The character actor was loved by Western fans for the booming voice and trademark mustache. These are traits that many of the show's characters share." Brimley's Utah roots gave him a unique connection to Paramount Network, which films in Utah.
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Answer: Paramount has picked up the military drama, starring David Boreanaz (which began on CBS, then moved to Paramount in its fifth season), for the sixth season.
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