Tim McGraw reveals real reason he quit Netflix bull riding drama
Tim McGraw reveals real reason he quit Netflix bull riding drama
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Tim McGraw has bowed out of an upcoming Netflix drama set in the high-octane world of bull riding. The 57-year-old country music legend, who last appeared in 1883, the prequel to Yellowstone created by Taylor Sheridan, was originally slated to star and executive produce the untitled series.
However, with a back surgery looming on the horizon—and the extensive recovery it demands—McGraw has made the tough decision to step away from the physically grueling role, according to Deadline. This follows McGraw's knee surgery in August after an injury on tour, which has already forced him to cancel the rest of his 2024 concerts.
Announced in May 2024, the show centers on a champion bull rider who faces 'life-or-death crossroads when confronted by the arrival of a fearless young rider whose existence challenges his ways and unearths secrets that force him to reckon with his past,' per the outlet.
The series, from Skydance Television and McGraw's own Down Home, is now up in the air, with recasting rumors flying as they figure out what’s next. Tim McGraw has bowed out of an upcoming Netflix drama set in the high-octane world of bull riding; (pictured 2023).
The 57-year-old country music legend, who last appeared in 1883 (pictured), the prequel to Yellowstone created by Taylor Sheridan , was originally slated to star and executive produce the untitled series. McGraw has long juggled a successful acting career alongside his country music stardom, with notable film roles in Friday Night Lights, Tomorrowland, The Blind Side, Country Strong, and more.