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1923 season 2: Everything we know so far

All about 1923 season 2

Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren 1923 premiere
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As a franchise, Yellowstone goes far beyond a single show. That’s partially because series co-creator Taylor Sheridan is a very prolific writer and also because Paramount sold off the streaming rights for Yellowstone to Peacock. The studio only came to regret that decision when it needed a hit for Paramount+. So far, Sheridan has delivered two Paramount+ exclusive Yellowstone prequels: 1883 and 1923. The former was always going to be a one-season series, but 1923 has a second season on the way.

Harrison Ford is your grandfather’s favorite action hero and an Academy Award nominee for Witness, way back in the 1980s. He’s now entertaining new generations of fans with 1923. With his adventure and Western roots, he was the perfect fit for this Yellowstone spinoff, and it’s almost time to see him in the second season of the show. Here is everything we know so far about 1923 season 2, including a firm release date and a trailer.

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Who is starring in 1923 season 2?

Helen Mirren and Harrison Ford in 1923.
Paramount+

Between the two of them, Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren have spent decades as movie stars. That’s why it was such a coup that they signed on for anything on TV, much less a two-season series. They will both be back as Jacob and Cara Dutton.

Additionally, the following performers are either confirmed or expected to return for the second season.

  • Sebastian Roché as Father Renaud
  • Darren Mann as Jack Dutton
  • Michelle Randolph as Elizabeth Strafford
  • Aminah Nieves as Teonna Rainwater
  • Brandon Sklenar as Spencer Dutton
  • Robert Patrick as Sheriff William McDowell
  • Jerome Flynn as Banner Creighton
  • Timothy Dalton as Donald Whitfield

Who’s joining the cast in 1923 season 2?

Jennifer Carpenter in Dexter
Showtime

There are two main additions to the 1923 cast. Former Dexter star Jennifer Carpenter has signed on to portray Mamie Fossett in a recurring role through season 2. Mamie is “a highly capable U.S. Deputy Marshall who serves warrants and makes arrests with confidence ahead of her time.”

In addition to playing Debra Morgan for eight seasons of Dexter and in the revival series Dexter: New Blood, Carpenter has appeared in Limitless, The Enemy Within, and The Exorcism of Emily Rose.

Another addition to the cast is Andy Dispensa playing the role of Luca. He will feature prominently in Spencer’s storylines this season. Dispensa has played roles in The Chosen and The Funny Thing.

What’s going to happen in 1923 season 2?

Screen from 1923 TV show
Paramount+

Considering that we know the Duttons own Yellowstone Ranch through the events of the original series, it seems likely that the family will retain ownership despite the dire straights that Jacob and Cara are facing at the end of 1923 season 1. Donald Whitfield has the Duttons in a vulnerable spot because he paid the sizable taxes that they owed the government. If the Duttons can’t repay the debt by the end of 1923, then Whitfield will own all of their land. Since we know that didn’t come to pass, the real mystery is how the Duttons were able to pull that off.

Is 1923 going to go beyond season 2?

Brandon Sklenar and Julia Schlaepfer in 1923
Paramount+

No. Sheridan has lined up another prequel series, 1944, which may bring back some characters from 1923. However, Sheridan has already told Deadline in 2022 that he plans to wrap up 1923 within the eight episodes of season 2.

“This one is different than 1883, where I had the whole thing blocked out in my head,” said Sheridan. “This one, I had no idea what I was going to do. I just went on a journey myself, and I’m the one that made the call to the network, which is probably the greatest call they ever got. ‘Hey, I need to make more episodes to finish this story. I need to do this in two blocks. An eight-episode block and a second eight-episode block to wrap this up. I can’t wrap it up in two episodes and do the story justice. For them, it is great because they get more content. For me, I get more runway.”

Is there a trailer for 1923 season 2?

1923 | Season 2 Official Trailer | Paramount+

1923 has an official trailer for its second season and we can tell Taylor Sheridan and his top-tier cast have put everything into crafting a jaw-dropping conclusion to this two-season affair. As the battle for Montana takes shape, Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren show just how far Cara and Jacob Dutton are willing to go to protect their family’s land and legacy from outsiders.

With a much more action-oriented focus than Yellowstone, 1923’s second season might cement it as one of the best Western dramas to come out in the 2020s. Ford’s years whipping Nazis and blowing up Death Stars make him fit right in with a pistol in his hand.

When will 1923 season 2 premiere?

Harrison Ford in 1923.
Paramount+

1923 season 2 will premiere on February 23, 2025 on Paramount+. This gives fans of the Yellowstone universe something to dive into again now that the original series is potentially off the airwaves. The series finale aired on December 15, 2024, and unless Paramount Network renews for a sixth season, the parent show won’t return.

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