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Have you ever wondered what it takes to forge unbreakable loyalty on the sweeping landscapes of the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch? The answer lies within a searing moment of commitment forever etched into the skin of the ranch’s most dedicated wranglers: the ‘Y’ brand. Yellowstone’s branding campaign involves pressing a real branding iron, shaped like the Dutton Ranch logo, into the skin of a dedicated ranch hand by heating it over a flame.

This momentous occasion serves as a sharp reminder of just how difficult life can be on the Yellowstone Ranch. Can you imagine what the Duttons do to their enemies if that is how they handle their friends?

Cole Hauser as Rip Wheeler in Yellowstone | Linson Entertainment

But in one particular episode, the show’s creator, Taylor Sheridan, went above and beyond by showing the viewers how Jimmy Hurdstram—portrayed by the exceptional Jefferson White—came to be known.

True Detective is rounding out its Season 3 squad, adding Stephen Dorff to its ever-growing ensemble.

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The latest installment in HBO’s anthology series “tells the story of a macabre crime in the heart of the Ozarks, and a mystery that deepens over decades and plays out in three separate time periods” (per the network’s official description). Dorff is set to play Roland West, an Arkansas state investigator whose life and career is heavily influenced over three decades by the aforementioned crime.

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Actor Stephen Dorff is allegedly in financial hot water.

The Backbeat star, his production company La Costa Productions and Fredonick, LLC are being sued by City National Bank, a commercial bank that operates in Los Angeles, for allegedly breaching a personal line of credit agreement, according to legal documents obtained by People.

According to the documents, as of Feb. 28, $805,963.23 is due and owed, which consists of the principal balance, along with interest and late charges. Dorff had entered into his first Personal Line of Credit Agreement (Plca) “on or about Oct. 1, 2015,” according to papers. The papers also allege Dorff entered...

Exclusive: International Film Trust will kick off sales in Berlin on the comedy from Benaroya Pictures and Rough House Pictures.

Dick Move is scheduled to begin shooting in the summer and Munn will play a once in-demand artist who starts seeing phallic imagery in her paintings.

The artist must battle an old nemesis and overcome the belief she is going mad and rise to new heights with her comeback exhibition.

Todd Sklar will direct Dick Move from a screenplay by Tommy Castillo and Ift head of sales Todd Olsson will introduce to buyers at the Efm this week.

Michael Benaroya is producing for Benaroya Pictures with Danny McBride, David Gordon Green, Jody Hill and Brandon James of Rough House Pictures. CAA represents North American rights.

Munn starred in HBO drama The Newsroom and her feature credits include Magic Mike, X-Men: Apocalypse, Ride Along 2 and the upcoming The Predator and the all-female Ocean’s Eight.

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Shot under Borat-like conditions in which Stephen Dorff (wearing enough prosthetics to keep from being recognized) sold himself to Nashville residents as an unknown singer-songwriter, Ryan Ross' Wheeler is best viewed as a water-testing exercise: Should Dorff, who has seen considerable bumps in the road as an actor, embark on a second career as a country songwriter? Maybe so, judging from this peculiar film, whose dramatic elements are less plausible than the radio-ready tunes they put forward. The Cmt crowd may take to it on video, especially if Dorff manages to spin this fiction into real-world success.

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Everyone loves a good underdog story. When it comes to movies, the underdog stories tend to be about sports, either a ragtag team taking down the favored giant or a person whom everyone else told was no good finally proving themselves. But there's another arena that serves the underdog incredibly well: music. And while we're all familiar with stories about singers rising from obscurity to become famous, none of us have seen one quite like Wheeler. Starring and co-written by Stephen Dorff, Wheeler is about a good 'ole boy musician from a tiny town in Texas who sets his sights on singing with the country music greats in Nashville. The twist, however, is that the movie is a mix of documentary and fiction. Thanks to carefully considered makeup...

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The new docudrama “Wheeler” follows an aspiring musician from Kaufman, Texas who travels to Nashville with dreams of becoming an outlaw country music star. Here’s the catch: Wheeler isn’t a real person, but rather actor Stephen Dorff under heavy prosthetic make up who successfully infiltrated the Music City to embark on the authentic singer-songwriter journey. In the film, the Wheeler character converses with real people in real locations and performs every musical number live, eventually interacting with real musicians like Travis Meadows, Audrey Spillman and the legendary Kris Kristofferson, Wheeler’s hero. Watch an exclusive clip from the film below.

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Dorff is best known for playing vampire overlord Deacon Frost opposite Wesley Snipes in the first “Blade” film, as well as the existentially lost actor Johnny Marco in Sofia Coppola’s 2010 film “Somewhere.” He also...

"It all begins with a song..." Momentum Pictures has unveiled a full trailer for a film titled Wheeler, a faux-documentary about an aspiring country music singer from Texas who heads to Nashville to make his dream come true. Actor Stephen Dorff plays Wheeler, underneath lots of make-up and a heavy country western accent, and no one knew it was him when he was making the film. As explained by Rolling Stone: "only a handful of the cast knew that it was Dorff underneath the makeup, and fans at the Bluebird Café, where he performed, were also unaware." Nice work pulling that off. I can't tell if this film is making fun of country music, or just having fun creating a fake musician, but it actually looks like it's worth checking out. Here's the first official trailer for Ryan Ross' Wheeler, from YouTube (originally via Rolling Stone): Wheeler is an aspiring musician from Kaufman,...