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"1883" may accept a been a limited series, but Tim McGraw is open up to the thought of doing some more.

The Paramount+ evidence, a spinoff of Taylor Sheridan's "Yellowstone,' takes place afterwards the Civil State of war and follows James Dutton (McCraw) and his wife Margaret (Faith Colina) and their two kids as they head west hoping for a better life.

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"It's sort of a l/fifty toss up in my listen," McGraw tells me on this calendar week'south episode of the "Just for Variety" podcast. "Exercise I want to do it again or was it too much work to practise it again? I was doing some shows in the middle of it. I would work till five or 6 in the afternoon and then fly out and go do a concert and get dwelling at iii in the forenoon and be upwards at iv and starting time all over once more. Then if I were to do that again, I wouldn't exist doing shows at the same time. That'due south for certain."

He does have a hard time imagining what James and Margaret would be up to in a Season 2. "Expect, we'd done all the river crossings, all the snake bites, all the shootouts," McGraw said. "Just near everything you could do in a western, we did in the first season. So I don't know how you could continue to practise that in another season and get in interesting."

McGraw and Hill outset appeared in flashback scenes on "Yellowstone." Sheridan called and asked McGraw to play James. "I said, 'I would exist interested in it simply if information technology was something really cool considering I don't want to exist similar some singing cowboy that comes through the bunk house and gets taken to the railroad train station,'" McGraw recalls, calculation, "He said 'Give me a week.' So a week later on he called and he had this idea of doing flashbacks on 'Yellowstone' of me beingness the original Dutton, who founded the Yellowstone ranch."

Sheridan then asked McGraw if he thought Colina would be interested in playing his wife. "So I asked her and I called him back and said, 'Yeah, we talked virtually it.' Nosotros were like, 'Nosotros'll become spend a couple weeks in Montana. Nosotros'll shoot a couple flashbacks. We'll accept fun. Nosotros like the prove. That'll be the cease of information technology.'"

It didn't take long before anybody was on board for "1883."

McGraw seemed to enjoy the crude and tumble shoot more than Hill. "There were a few times that my wife forced me to take a shower while we were shooting , because I wanted to stay in graphic symbol every bit best I could," he remembered. "She's like, 'I don't care about Method. Yous stink!'"

He besides proved to be a fleck too grey for the role. "When I abound my beard out, it'southward completely white," McGraw explained. "So the hardest part was keeping that affair dyed. So showing up and doing a [concert] and having this big quondam beard on, and I'd put on like 10 pounds during the filming of the testify, just to look more like the role. To prove up and put on these tight jeans and have this large dark, dyed beard, and have the script in my head and trying to recollect words, I only didn't feel comfortable at all. It was tough to do."

He also reminisced on the podcast about auditioning early in his acting career for "The Perfect Storm" for the function that somewhen went to Mark Wahlberg. "I got offered another part in it, but I didn't want to practise that," McGraw remembered. "I wanted to do one of the main parts."

He and so met with Peter Berg of "Friday Night Lights" virtually playing Charles Billingsley. "He seriously had no idea who I was and I had some success at that time," McGraw said. "I don't call back he'd e'er heard a country song. Then he brushed me off and brushed me off and brushed me off. So I kept calling him. And he says, 'Yous know, I've already given the part away. And he actually had given the part away to another singer in another genre."

Simply McGraw was determined. "Friday Nighttime Lights" had gear up shop in Austin and virtually to start shooting when McGraw chosen Berg and told him he was getting on a plane to fly to Texas to read for him. "I walked into his office and read the scene and then shook his mitt and said, 'Thank you,' and I left," McGraw said. "And the very adjacent day, Religion and I were flight to Paris to shoot a duet video together. Nosotros got to Paris, we landed, we walked into the hotel, the phone rang, I picked it upward and it was Billy Bob Thornton. He says, 'I call back you lot're going to get a phone call from Pete Berg a footling bit later.' And sure enough, ii hours afterward, I got a call from Pete and I got the part."

You tin can hear the full interview with McGraw to a higher place. You tin can also listen to "Simply for Diversity" at Apple podcasts or wherever you detect your favorite podcasts.

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