American Primeval stars Taylor Kitsch & Betty Gilpin revealed the rough conditions and difficulties that arose while filming the Netflix Western show.

The American Primeval star breaks down that brutal final scene and where he thinks the Friday Night Lights reboot will find Tim Riggins.

After years of letting his relationships fall "to the wayside" for career, Taylor Kitsch wants to keep "taking big risks" like his latest project 'American Primeval' because "it's so much to go to work,

Over a decade after headlining a pair of all-time box office bombs, Taylor Kitsch is ruling the Netflix charts thanks to his grisly new Western show.

Peter Berg's American Primeval shows that Western shows still have audience appeal and that Horizon failed to capitalize on it.

Taylor Kitsch stars on Netflix's "American Primeval," playing a dangerous man in the Old West. It's a major departure from "Friday Night Lights."

In an exclusive conversation with PEOPLE, Taylor Kitsch discusses how his life has changed since moving to Bozeman, Mont. in 2021 after previously living in Austin, Texas for over 15 years.

Other Netflix subscribers followed suit, with many noting how brutal the six-part series is, as well as how emotional they feel over the events that play out. Other audience reactions from X include: American Primeval on Netflix with Taylor Kitsch and Betty Gilpin is awesome!

Netflix's best show in 2025, early in the year, is back on top of the top 10 list, but it will be unseated as soon as tomorrow.

A month after Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone wrapped its five-season run on Paramount Network, viewers clamoring for a new televised Western have found their answer on Netflix. American Primeval, a new limited series that thrusts audiences into the brutal and volatile world of the American West,

Despite arriving just four days ago, season 2 of XO Kitty has already been unseated in Netflix’s Top 10 list by the show it originally dethroned. That would be American Primeval, the brutal miniseries that has performed extremely well on Netflix since it was released all the way back on January 9,

Taylor Kitsch is reflecting on the period of time he spent homeless before his Friday Night Lights fame. When the actor moved from Canada to New York City in 2002 to pursue modeling and acting, he couldn't make ends meet, "I was literally sleeping on the subway," Kitsch, 43, tells PEOPLE.