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Appeared in a few episodes of “Yellowstone”, Josh Holloway explained that he had a lot of trouble shooting the death scene of his character.
Returning to the front of the stage thanks to the Duster series, Josh Holloway had already signed a noticed return a few years ago thanks to Yellowstone. The former interpreter of Sawyer in Lost lent his features there in Roarke Carter, an attractive businessman seeking to get closer to Beth Dutton while working for the investment fund seeking to seize the land of his family.
His methods ended up raising Rip's anger, so he decided to solve the problem once and for all. The foreman of Yellowstone had the idea of throwing a bell serpent in Carter's face. The bite was fatal to the businessman, and this assassination left no trace to go up to Rip or Ranch.
No one can change your mind Taylor Sheridan
In an interview with USA TodayJosh Holloway revealed that he had a lot of trouble understanding the shooting of this scene. For the American actor, he seemed little credible as a bite to the face causes such rapid death.
“We talked about it with Taylor (Sheridan, the creator of the Edlr series). I said to him: 'Ate at least the jugular, so that we can at least say that it was a direct bite.' And he replied: 'But it's better here.' And I replied: 'But I wouldn't die so fast!' “ he remembered, evoking with humor a “dispute” lost in advance.
Because the scriptwriter refused to change the scene, and Josh Holloway therefore had to resolve to turn it as it is. Unconvinced until the end, especially since he almost turned the bite upside down (which seemed to him “ridiculous” At the time of filming), the American actor finally recognizes that the result on the screen is much better than he thought.
Josh Holloway loved to shoot in Yellowstone (and we understand it)
Josh Holloway tells our colleagues that his role in Yellowstone is the best memory of filming his career. It must be said that because of the COVVI-19 protocol still applied at the time, the American actor was offered nine days all fresh paid in a magnificent chalet, next to a perfect river to indulge in his passion for fly fishing.
So we imagine that he will not be asked to collaborate again with Taylor Sheridan, the screenwriter who used to run the same actors in his different series. Ironically, its new creation The Madison will see another emblematic actor of Lost appear: Matthew Fox.
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