‘Yellowstone’ actor Neal McDonough joined Fox News to talk about his new film with Angel Studios and the shifting tides in Hollywood.
The father of five credits his faith for helping him navigate tough times as an actor after he claims he was blacklisted from the industry in 2010 for refusing to agree to on-screen sex scenes.
During a recent the importance of storytelling with Will Cain of ‘Jesse Watters Primetime,’ he had hopeful words for those who have been turned off by Hollywood’s constant and exhausting push of the woke agenda.
Will Cain: Actor Neal McDonough joins me now. Neil, great to see you. Of course, ‘Yellowstone’ is a Taylor Sheridan show. Another one, ‘Landman,’ out right now. There’s a scene in ‘Landman,’ Neal, a speech where he gives about the power of oil and gas versus wind and how everything in our world revolves around the production of oil. If nothing, Neal it’s unique.
Neal McDonough: Well, there’s something about what Taylor Sheridan is doing, and Will, you hit on something. It’s just being pro-American in our approach to our filmmaking. I think Taylor has done it better than anyone. Even on ‘Tulsa King,’ we had such a great time talking about the heartland of America this year. But what I do miss, I have to admit on a side note, I miss you sparring with Stephen A. Smith so much, I can’t even tell you. Those were the days I loved watching you on ESPN. It was great. But if you’re right, though.
Will Cain: I watched Tulsa King. To know that the guy in Tulsa King is telling me that he used to watch me on first take. That’s very flattering. Thank you, Neal.
Neal McDonough: That’s right. No, exactly. But It just seems like there’s a tide of change going on right now in Hollywood. I’m fortunate because my wife, Ruvé and I, we get to produce all of our films for Angel Studios, which is just an incredible machine that they have. Our film, ‘Homestead,’ came out this last weekend. It’s doing very, very so thank you everyone for your support.
The more you support films like this that actually talk about the family, talk about issues that the whole family can sit around the theater and watch and have a discussion after. If you like those types of films, please keep supporting what the Ewrin Brothers are doing, the Kendricks are doing, Dallas Jenkins doing, everyone at Angel is doing. There’s a movement going on, and I’m just so blessed that we get to be part of it.
Will Cain: I haven’t had a chance to see yet, but I’ve heard great things, by the way, about Homestead. The thing about it is, if you’re interested in being a storyteller, how rich What a rich environment to mine stories from, Americana, America.
Neal McDonough: Well, it’s funny. Five years ago, they just came up with a list of all the wants that all the networks want. I want a show like this. I want to show like that. But I would say eight out of ten of them on the list that I just read at the bottom, it says,’ If you have anything with faith-based, we’re very interested this year.’
There’s just a change that’s going on that I love because these films are turning profits. We keep the prices down. The advertising isn’t as much as you have with a big studio film, but the word of mouth through our Angel Films has really just caught on so well, and it’s building such a fan base that I just love that we’re part of it and Ruvé get to keep on making, the two of us get to keep making for Angel Studios. We have our next one, The Last Rodeo, which comes out in May that we’re very proud of that I wrote.
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