Despite "Yellowstone's" immense popularity, behind-the-scenes turmoil has taken center stage. Wes Bentley, who portrays Jamie Dutton, recently expressed his mixed feelings about the show's impending end in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter. While acknowledging he'll miss the series, he also admitted a sense of relief regarding its conclusion.

Bentley highlighted the significant time lapse since the last filming, noting the first episode of season five was shot a year ago. This extended pause has created challenges, particularly concerning the evolving character dynamics. Bentley confessed uncertainty about the current state of affairs, stating, "I don’t really know what’s going on. Life happens and it drifts a bit."

Wes Bentley portrays Jamie Dutton on "Yellowstone." (Roy Rochlin/Getty Images)

Kevin Costner plays John Dutton, Jamie's father, on the Paramount network series. (Paramount Network)

Echoing his co-stars, Bentley confirmed he's unaware of when production will restart or the storyline's direction. "I truly don’t have a clue where it’s going," he stated, adding, "I haven’t seen or heard anything." He also admitted to not having a return date for filming.

Wes Bentley is ready for the conclusion of "Yellowstone." (Jerod Harris/Getty Images for Paramount Network)

Reflecting on the unexpected decision to conclude the series, Bentley acknowledged the unpredictable nature of the entertainment industry. He expressed his constant preparedness for unforeseen changes, even when things appear positive. He cited the ongoing writers' strike as a contributing factor to the uncertainty surrounding the show's return date, originally scheduled for November.

"Yellowstone" is set to conclude after the second half of season five. (Frazer Harrison)

The cancellation announcement also revealed a forthcoming sequel series slated for a December release. Chris McCarthy, president and CEO of MTV Entertainment Studios, expressed confidence in the sequel's success, attributing it to Taylor Sheridan's creative vision and the talented cast. David Glasser, CEO of 101 Studios, echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the continuation of the Dutton saga.

Bentley expressed his willingness to participate in the sequel if his character survives the series finale.