Remember when actors Kevin Costner and Wes Bentley of Yellowstone allegedly had a bitterly heated confrontation on the set? Well, it seems like deja vu all over again. However, this time, it's with two different people and a different TV series. Per the Daily Mail, actor Cole Hauser, who plays Rip Wheeler on Dutton Ranch, and Taylor Sheridan are reportedly angrily locking horns. The pair allegedly almost got physical with each other for the second time, the outlet asserted. Do they have a gripe that has gone nuclear?
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An Insider Dished About the Alleged Conflict
According to this source, "Cole has had beef with Taylor for a while. Taylor can be a harsh Texas guy. He is super straightforward and thinks fast, so he can come off as brutal, but he is just on top of his game, and he is brilliant." They reportedly added, "Cole is more casual, more surfer dude."
Additionally, this person mentioned the divergent backgrounds and demeanors of these two men. "Cole is a super nice dude from Santa Barbara, and Taylor is a very harsh but brilliant cowboy from Texas. It's classic California versus Texas. Cole is more like a relaxed dude, and Taylor is more like 'do your work and be grateful.'"
Another Source Speculated That Maybe Sheridan Envies Hauser's Acting Chops
Someone else, per the outlet, allegedly suggested that Taylor Sheridan might be a bit jealous of Cole Hauser. Sheridan actually started out as an actor, but he switched gears and went into behind-the-scenes work. Obviously, he has been hugely successful, with multiple hit series like Yellowstone and Landman to his credit.
This source commented, "Taylor might sometimes be hard on actors because when he first came to Hollywood he tried to act and didn't get very far. That was stressful for him, it was a big bummer. Cole on the other hand, he is a natural. His looks, his timing — he has an ease with the camera. And he plays a hero very well."
A Third Source Claimed That Hauser Backs Down Fast
Yet another person allegedly stated that Cole Hauser knows where his bread is buttered, so to speak. Therefore, he supposedly retreats from all-out war with Taylor Sheridan. "He says sorry real fast. Taylor ... could get rid of Cole anytime. So Cole doesn't say crap anymore. Taylor does not like putting up with actor crap. He wants actors to stay in line. No diva [expletive]."
