Hollywood legends Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren have joined the upcoming "Yellowstone" prequel series.
Set in the early twentieth century, "1932" will introduce a new generation of the Dutton family and follows their lives as they face pandemics, historic drought, the end of Prohibition, and the Great Depression all plague the mountain west, and an are the Duttons call it home.
The project is the second prequel for the series. The first Yellowstone origin series "1883" had premiered in 2021 and became the most-watched Paramount+ original series.
It followed the Dutton family as they sought a new life through the Great Plains on the way to Montana.
Kevin Costner and Kelly Reilly originated the Yellowstone franchise while Tim McGraw and Faith Hill took the lead roles in the "1883".
"Yellowstone" launched in 2018 and spawned a record-breaking season 4 run that drew an average of 11 million total viewers. The series was recently renewed for a fifth season.
"1932" is set to premiere on Paramount+ in December.
Ford and Mirren previously starred together in the 1986 movie "The Mosquito Coast", based on Paul Theroux's novel about a man who moves his family to a Central American jungle to begin a new utopian life.
The book was later adapted into a streaming series by Apple TV+ starring Justin Theroux and Melissa George.
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