Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan needs to regain his rebellious approach to screenwriting to save the Yellowstone universe from boredom.
Taylor Sheridan is one of the most prolific producers working in Hollywood, spawning an entire universe out of his critically acclaimed Yellowstone series. Before turning to television, Sheridan first made a breakthrough as a screenwriter with critically acclaimed movies such as Sicario and Hell or High Water.

During an interview, Sheridan spoke about what differentiates his writing style from that of other screenwriters. In the process, Sheridan perfectly highlighted how he became an enigma in Hollywood, reflected in the Yellowstone universe’s success. As a result, Sheridan must return to his roots to save the series after Kevin Costner’s exit.

Taylor Sheridan started his career as an actor before breaking into screenwriting, earning critical acclaim for his movies. However, the writer-producer experienced unprecedented success with his neo-Western drama series Yellowstone, which premiered in 2017.

Sheridan spoke about his writing style during an interview with Esquire. In the conversation, Sheridan revealed why his writing stood out from most other screenwriters, making him a true Hollywood enigma.

I want to tell stories that matter to me. I want to tell them in ways that I find riveting to watch. I’m gonna break all the rules I’ve been taught to as an actor for exposition and structure.

Sheridan made the above statement, underlining a streak of rebelliousness when he made his breakthrough as a screenwriter.

Meanwhile, Sheridan admitted that while rules were meant to be broken, such creative choices must serve the overall story. However, in recent times, Sheridan seems to have forgotten his original approach as his shows, especially the recent seasons of Yellowstone, have become increasingly predictable.