Harrison Ford's appearance in the series "1923" as Jacob Dutton took everyone by surprise. Known for his iconic roles in major franchises like Star Wars and Indiana Jones, Ford managed to flawlessly fit into this unexpected role. "1923" serves as a prequel to the successful 2018 series "Yellowstone," which revolves around the Dutton family led by John Dutton, portrayed by Kevin Costner, and their challenges on their ranch.

Despite their on-screen connection as great grand uncle and nephew, Ford revealed that he did not contact Costner to discuss their roles. Instead, he wanted to develop his own ideas for the project in collaboration with Taylor Sheridan, the co-creator of the show.

Ford expressed his belief that he did not require any input from Costner regarding "1923" or "Yellowstone." This decision allowed him to have a fresh perspective on his character. He mentioned in an interview with Good House Keeping that he respected Costner but emphasized that they were on separate paths.

The sudden conclusion of "Yellowstone" after five successful seasons raised many questions. According to reports from the Daily Mail, the show came to an end due to the escalating tensions between Kevin Costner and Taylor Sheridan, the co-creator. Creative differences and an inability to work together effectively led to their clashes, eventually leading to the show's cancellation.

Despite these challenges, Costner, who also served as an executive producer on the show, expressed gratitude for the opportunity he had with "Yellowstone."

In summary, Harrison Ford's unexpected role in "1923" showcased his versatility as an actor. His decision not to reach out to Kevin Costner allowed him to explore the character of Jacob Dutton independently. Meanwhile, the cancellation of "Yellowstone" was attributed to the conflicts between Costner and co-creator Taylor Sheridan, which hindered their ability to collaborate effectively. Despite the end of the series, Costner remains appreciative of the experience and the opportunities it provided.