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Proof of Concept, an accelerator program supporting women, trans and nonbinary filmmakers founded by Oscar winner Cate Blanchett, producer Coco Francini and noted researcher Dr. Stacy L. Smith, debuted the work of its inaugural class at a showcase on Tuesday night in Los Angeles.

“The showcase is a celebration of a cornucopia of new, wonderful points of view, and importantly, it’s a celebration of this vital step for these filmmakers,” said Blanchett. “From here, we know that these helmers can start shaping and remaking the industry.”

Blanchett appeared virtually, delivering her remarks from London, while Dr. Smith, Francini and Netflix Chief Content Officer Bela Bajaria were on hand at Netflix’s Tudum Theater in Hollywood to celebrate with the filmmakers and some of their cast.

“Proof of Concept has done exactly what we hoped – yielded bold, inspiring filmmaking that proves these filmmakers are ready to take the next step with their projects,...

The hero wanders through his scenes, casually purposeful. His shirts fit like they were tailored for him, even though nothing about his particular kind of attractiveness suggests that he’s fussed over it. He keeps up a steady, teasing patter; the characters who aren’t his friends reveal themselves in their inability to keep up with him. When he finds himself in mortal danger, he quickly shakes it off. When a sexy lady crosses his path, he flirts exactly enough to intrigue her. What makes him cool, above all, is that we can tell coolness isn’t something he’s ever bothered to think about: his every move seems effortless. But if leading a show like Bad Monkey really were as easy as Vince Vaughn makes it look, everyone would do it.

Bad Monkey — which Ted Lasso co-creator Bill Lawrence adapted from Carl Hiaasen’s 2013 novel, and which premieres its...

Justified star Walton Goggins made an appearance in the series revival Justified: City Primeval, and recently shared his thoughts on the potential for a second season involving Boyd Crowder.

Fans of Justified were no doubt thrilled when the show made a triumphant return with Justified: City Primeval in 2023, but expectations for a second season went through the roof when a familiar character made his return in the final episode. Goggins, speaking with TV Insider on the red carpet at the Gotham TV Awards, addressed a possible reunion between Crowder and Raylan Givens in a second season. "Oh yeah, everyone wants to do another lap of Justified," Goggins said. "Its just a matter of timing and whether or not FX wants to pick it up."

Related Justified Star Timothy Olyphant Isn't Ruling Out Another Return

Justified: City Primeval star Timothy Olyphant says he is open to returning for another revival...

Quick Links Justified: City Primeval Season 2 Latest News Justified: City Primeval Season 2 Is Not Confirmed Justified: City Primeval Season 2 Cast Justified: City Primeval Season 2 Story Justified: City Primeval Season 2: Further News & Info Justified: City Primeval season 2 news is still uncertain as FX holds the decision. The creators are ready to come back if given the opportunity. The possibility of a second season of Justified: City Primeval leaves room for a potential reunion between Raylan and Winona. While the original series finale was acclaimed, Justified: City Primeval season 2 sets up a fitting ending that fans would be excited about.

With Justified: City Primeval wrapped up, viewers are already looking for Justified: City Primeval season 2 news in the hopes the revival can continue. Based on the character created by Elmore Leonard, Justified starred Timothy Olyphant as Deputy US Marshal Raylan Givens, a modern cowboy lawman dealing with the criminal element of his hometown of Harlan County,...

Justified: City Primeval brings back old characters and introduces new ones in a gripping story set in Detroit. The miniseries is based on Elmore Leonard's City Primeval: High Noon in Detroit and blends Western and city noir elements. The impressive cast, including Timothy Olyphant, Boyd Holbrook, and Aunjanue Ellis, contribute to the success of Justified: City Primeval.

Justified: City Primeval is the long-anticipated 2023 follow-up to the original FX Justified series, and it sees the return of a few old characters as well as the introduction of many new ones. The original Justified ran for six seasons, from 2010-2015, and in 2022, it was announced that the beloved characters of Harlan County would be going to Detroit for an eight-episode miniseries. Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens left the Appalachian Mountains for Miami sometime in the interim but finds himself now in Detroit, helping the local police with a manhunt.

For the most part,...

Warning: Major spoilers for Justified: City Primeval season 1 below!

Justified: City Primeval season 1 adapted Elmore Leonard's crime novel and if season 2 moves forward, it should tackle his classic Western, "3:10 to Yuma". City Primeval adapted Leonard's work by swapping the original protagonist with Raylan Givens, and season 2 could put a modern spin on "3:10 to Yuma" The series ended with a major cliffhanger, implying at least one more story for Raylan, but a second season has yet to be confirmed.

Justified: City Primeval adapted one of Elmore Leonard's most acclaimed crime novels, and if season 2 moves ahead, there's a classic Western by the late author it should tackle. The late, great Leonard saw many of his works adapted, but often with mixed success. For every Out of Sight or Jackie Brown, there was an almighty turkey like 2004's The Big Bounce. One of the best takes on his work came with Justified,...

Warning: Major spoilers for Justified: City Primeval below!

The surprise return of Boyd Crowder in the finale of Justified: City Primeval sets up a major death for the potential second season. Bringing Boyd back after a great ending in the original series was risky, but it adds excitement and suggests Boyd's eventual death. Boyd's death is the best way for Justified to end, as it resolves the ongoing feud between him and Raylan, and allows Raylan to retire.

The shock return of a key character in Justified: City Primeval's finale seems to set up a major death for the second season. Fans of Justified were overjoyed with the announcement that Timothy Olyphant's Raylan Givens was returning for a miniseries sequel, which also adapted one of Elmore Leonard's most acclaimed novels City Primeval. That said, the fact Raylan was the only character from the original series to return was disappointing news to some,...

Justified: City Primeval season 2 news is still uncertain as FX holds the decision. The creators are ready to come back if given the opportunity. The possibility of a second season of Justified: City Primeval leaves room for a potential reunion between Raylan and Winona. While the original series finale was acclaimed, Justified: City Primeval season 2 sets up a fitting ending that fans would be excited about.

With Justified: City Primeval wrapped up viewers are already looking for Justified: City Primeval season 2 news in the hopes the revival can continue. The original Justified series first aired in 2010, running six seasons until it came to an end in 2015. Based on the character created by Elmore Leonard, the show starred Timothy Olyphant as Deputy US Marshal Raylan Givens, a modern cowboy lawman dealing with the criminal element of his hometown of Harlan County, Kentucky. Justified: City Primeval takes Raylan out of...

Warning: Major spoilers for Justified: City Primeval's finale "The Question" below!

Justified: City Primeval's finale 'The Question' ends with the shocking return of a past villain and a major cliffhanger. Raylan's retirement might be short-lived as he receives word of Boyd Crowder's prison escape. Boyd's return risks undoing his perfect ending in Justified and raises the question of whether Justified: City Primeval Season 2 will happen.

Justified: City Primeval's finale "The Question" featured the final showdown between Raylan and Clement Mansell, and the shock return of a past villain. "The Question" picks up moments after the previous episode, with Raylan (Timothy Olyphant) and Clement (Boyd Holbrook) being driven by the vengeful Albanians. In revenge for his attack on Skendeer (Alexander Pobutsky), they trap Mansell in the vault, with Raylan being the one to close the door. Despite his hatred of Mansell, this doesn't sit right with Raylan, who returns the next night.

This post contains spoilers for the finale of "Justified: City Primeval."

When "Justified: City Primeval" signed off last night, the limited series finale was expected to be the final word on Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant). After all, fans of the straight-shooting, contemplative modern cowboy got six seasons with the character, plus a surprise bonus in the form of the revival series -- an adaptation of an Elmore Leonard story that didn't originally feature Raylan. And isn't that enough? Wouldn't it be greedy for us to ask for more time in this stylish, thrilling world?

Not according to the show itself. In an exhilarating surprise epilogue, "Justified: City Primeval" ended with a fantastic cliffhanger, bringing crime kingpin (and Raylan's ex-friend) Boyd Crowder (Walton Goggins) back into the fray in typical over-the-top fashion and putting an immediate question mark on the end of Raylan's early retirement. The final scene,...

[Editor's note: The following contains major spoilers for Justified: City Primeval. Do not read this interview prior to watching the season finale.]In the FX series Justified: City Primeval, set 15 years after U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) left Kentucky behind, dealing with his often uncooperative 15-year-old daughter has added to the challenge of stopping violent sociopath Clement Mansell (Boyd Holbrook). With his usually cool exterior rankled and a desire to wrap the case up without crossing too many lines, Raylan just wants to make it out of Detroit alive so that he can figure out what’s next.

This post contains spoilers for “The Question,” the finale of Justified: City Primeval.

And so Justified says goodbye to one Boyd, and welcomes back another.

In the concluding chapter of the revival miniseries Justified: City Primeval, Timothy Olyphant’s Raylan Givens finally had his long-awaited showdown with the Oklahoma Wildman himself, Boyd Holbrook’s Clement Mansell. But in a sign of how much Raylan had changed since the original series, it was a showdown he did not want, and had put off for many episodes. And when Raylan does shoot Mansell,...

Justified: City Primeval Timothy Olyphant as Raylan Givens, Vivian Olyphant as Willa Givens. Cr: Chuck Hodes/FX Vivian Olyphant is the teenage daughter of Timothy Olyphant, a relationship that’s now reflected onscreen, as Vivian plays Timothy’s daughter in the new series Justified: City Primeval. Of course, it would be easy to believe that nepotism was involved, but Vivian told us that she had to audition for the role like anyone else. That being said, though, she told said she really loved getting an opportunity to work with her father. (Click on the media bar below to hear Vivian Olyphant) https://www.hollywoodoutbreak.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Vivian_Plyphant_Justified_.mp3 Justified: City Primeval airs Tuesday nights on FX, and episodes start streaming the following day on Hulu.

The post Starring With Her Dad, Vivian Olyphant Gives ‘Justified: City Primeval’ A Family Feel appeared first on Hollywood Outbreak.

Now living in Miami, 15 years after leaving Kentucky behind, U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) is finding that being the father of 15-year-old girl can be more challenging than dealing with bad guys, ensuring that a healthy work-life balance isn’t likely to ever happen. Finding himself in Detroit with violent sociopath Clement Mansell (Boyd Holbrook) in his crosshairs, Raylan is hunting a killer who is unpredictable and dangerous, and who cracks his cool exterior and rankles him just enough to make him determined to see it through to the end.

Justified: City Primeval is a highly anticipated miniseries spinoff of the popular show Justified, featuring Timothy Olyphant as Raylan Givens. The miniseries picks up 15 years after the events of the Justified series finale and follows Raylan as he works as a U.S. Marshal in Miami and faces a new criminal in Detroit. Justified: City Primeval consists of only eight episodes, with four remaining, and the finale is set to premiere on August 29, 2023, leaving fans eager to discover Raylan's fate.

2023's Justified: City Primeval features the long-awaited return of Timothy Olyphant as Raylan Givens, but since it's a miniseries, fans only have a minimal number of episodes to look forward to. The new FX television series is a spinoff of the popular show Justified, which starred Olyphant as Raylan and ran for six seasons on the same network before ending in 2015. So those who watched the original project have waited...

If FX’s Justified: City Primeval has left you champing at the bit to see grown-up Willa with her mom Winona, franchise vet Natalie Zea and TV daughter Vivian Olyphant just came through with a “first look” photo, taken on a SAG-AFTRA picket line.

Though Willa was last glimpsed on the original Justified as a wee tyke (in the April 2015 series finale), City Primeval some eight years later reintroduced Raylan and Winona’s kid as a full-on, towering 15-year-old (played by Timothy Olyphant’s real-life daughter).

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While Justified: City Primeval marks the return of Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens, he's the only character from Justified who has returned for its sequel. The limited series has taken Raylan out of his reasonably stable (but still eventful) life in Florida and thrown him into the middle of chaos in Michigan. When Raylan crosses a judge who later ends up dead, he finds himself matching wits with the judge's ruthless killer.

Since City Primeval takes place in an entirely new state and more than a decade after the events of the original series, it's no surprise that most of the cast and characters are brand new. Many of them, however, are played by actors who will be recognizable to TV viewers. And all of them are far different from anyone that Raylan came across during his years in Kentucky.

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Justified: City Primeval director Michael Dinner wants the revival's past references to service the characters. The revival aims to establish its own identity by shifting the setting from Miami to Detroit, signaling a fresh start. The introduction of Raylan's teenage daughter and new characters adds depth and evolution to the story, avoiding heavy reliance on nostalgia.

Justified: City Primeval director Michael Dinner sheds light on how the show's past influences the revival installment and teases future cameos. Timothy Olyphant reprises his famous role as Raylan Givens for FX's Justified: City Primeval, which includes an early reference to the show's original run. In the revival's episode 2, "Riverbrook," there's a reference to how the 2010 pilot ended with Raylan shooting a man on a rooftop. That moment itself is ultimately somewhat subverted, standing as proof of Raylan's dangerous shortcomings, and it's brought up again in the revival.

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter,...

This post contains spoilers for the latest episode of "Justified: City Primeval."

Clement Manzel (Boyd Holbrook) is a wild man. That's not just my assessment; the villain of "Justified: City Primeval" actually saunters into the show this season with the nickname "The Oklahoma Wildman," a moniker that's just as chaotic as the big bad himself. Holbrook has done an incredible job so far injecting the man with a sense of unhinged danger and unearned confidence. He's a murderer who seems to get away with his crimes again and again through sheer force of will, threatening whoever stands in his way. Now, with a dead judge's little black book in his hands, he seems like he could be unstoppable.

But what does Manzel actually want? In the latest episode of the series, he and his girlfriend Sandy (Adelaide Clemens) -- who seems to be a pile of frayed nerves but is also sincerely into him,...

This post contains spoilers for the latest episode of "Justified: City Primeval."

Raylan Givens wants to be a good dad. The neo-Western hero played by Timothy Olyphant spent much of the original run of "Justified" grappling with his own daddy issues, and while the revival series doesn't mention them outright, they still loom large over his relationship with his daughter Willa. In this week's episode, they came to a head when, after too-trusting Willa had a close call with murderer Clement Manzel (Boyd Holbrook), Raylan decided to put her on a plane home despite her protests. The hour ended on a bitter note as Raylan stepped away to take a phone call at the airport, only to see Willa walk off to board the plane without saying goodbye.

On a plot level, I'm glad to see Willa out of the picture, as her boredom and teen angst seemed like a...

[This story contains spoilers from Justified: City Primeval‘s two-episode premiere.]

From The Wonder Years and Early Edition to Justified old and new, you’ve likely seen Michael Dinner’s name on your TV screen for as long as you can remember. Dinner has been directing since the early ’80s, including eight episodes of the original Justified. But ever since he co-wrote an episode of the Elmore Leonard-inspired series in 2015, he’s done a bit more writing and even served as co-showrunner of 2017’s Electric Dreams. So, when it came time to revive Justified and original series showrunner Graham Yost was committed to an Apple TV+ deal, Dinner, along with Dave Andron, stepped up to become co-showrunner of Justified: City Primeval, which combines Leonard’s 1980 crime novel, City Primeval, with the Raylan Givens-led world of Justified.

Dinner originally started writing a City Primeval pilot that was more faithful to the source material, as it...

[Editor's note: The following contains some spoilers for Justified: City Primeval.]Now living in Miami, 15 years after leaving Kentucky behind, U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) is finding that being the father of 15-year-old girl can be more challenging than dealing with bad guys, ensuring that a healthy work-life balance isn’t likely to ever happen. Finding himself in Detroit with violent sociopath Clement Mansell (Boyd Holbrook) in his crosshairs, Raylan is hunting a killer who is unpredictable and dangerous, and who cracks his cool exterior and rankles him just enough to make him determined to see it through to the end.

Justified is one of the most renowned television shows of the 2010s. Running for six seasons, the series is based on the works of novelist Elmore Leonard. The series followed Marshal Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) as he returned to his hometown of Lexington, Kentucky, to maintain justice. The series was beloved by fans and critics, winning two Primetime Emmy Awards. The show ended in 2015, and now a spin-off series titled Justified: City Primeval is gracing our screens. Raylan Givens's return is a perfect police procedural for this modern day.

Justified: City Primeval puts the character into an entirely new location. Raylan leaves Kentucky and eventually moves to Detroit, continuing his work as a U.S. Marshal. His time soon starts a pursuit of the Oklahoma Wildman, Clement Mansell (Boyd Holbrook), who has been on the run from Detroit police. The following story is more than a classic battle of “good vs.

[This story contains spoilers for Justified: City Primeval’s two-episode premiere.]

Vivian Olyphant knows what you’re thinking, but she won’t let it faze her.

The 20-year-old actor recently made her onscreen debut during the two-episode premiere of Justified: City Primeval, the revival of FX’s beloved neo-Western series that concluded in 2015. She plays Willa Givens, the daughter of Timothy Olyphant’s charming U.S. Marshal, Raylan Givens, and it’s a role she understands better than anyone as the real-life daughter of the series’ leading man. The younger Olyphant may have grown up on the Justified set, but she still had to go through a lengthier audition process than usual to play Willa. Ultimately, she earned the role by capturing Willa’s unlikely combination of street smarts and mischievous naiveté.

Vivian knew full well that claims of nepotism would come her way following New York Magazine’s highly publicized piece on the “nepo baby,...

[This story contains spoilers for Justified: City Primeval‘s two-episode premiere and Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.]

From Logan and Sandman to Indiana Jones and Raylan Givens, Boyd Holbrook has a knack for being a thorn in the hero’s side.

Holbrook recently returned to the big screen in James Mangold’s Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, which marked the conclusion of Harrison Ford’s 42-year tenure as the title character of Indiana Jones. The Kentucky native played Klaber, a neo-Nazi wannabe who served as Jürgen Voller’s (Mads Mikkelsen) top lieutenant, resembling Holbrook’s role as Donald Pierce in Mangold’s Oscar-nominated film, Logan (2017). Despite some early reservations over the similar parts, Holbrook couldn’t resist the opportunity to work with Ford and help say goodbye to his iconic and daring archaeologist.

“Jim [Mangold] called and said, ‘Listen, I don’t want to offend you, but have a look at it,...

Now living in Miami, 15 years after leaving Kentucky behind, U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) is finding that being the father of 15-year-old girl can be more challenging than dealing with bad guys, ensuring that a healthy work-life balance isn’t likely to ever happen. Finding himself in Detroit with violent sociopath Clement Mansell (Boyd Holbrook) in his crosshairs, Raylan is hunting a killer who is unpredictable and dangerous, and who cracks his cool exterior and rankles him just enough to make him determined to see it through to the end.

Network: FX

Episodes: Eight (hour)

Seasons: One

TV show dates: July 18, 2023 -- August 29, 2023

Series status: Limited series.

Performers include: Timothy Olyphant, Aunjanue Ellis, Vondie Curtis Hall, Adelaide Clemens, Marin Ireland, Victor Williams, Norbert Leo Butz, and Boyd Holbrook.

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A Neo-Western action crime drama series, the Justified: City Primeval TV show is a sequel to the Justified series, which ran for six seasons, from 2010 until 2015.

Having left the hollers of Kentucky 15 years ago, Raylan Givens (Olyphant) now lives in Miami, a walking anachronism balancing his life as a U.S. Marshal and part-time father of a 15-year-old girl (Vivian Olyphant). His hair is grayer, his hat is dirtier, and the road in front of him is suddenly much...

The Justified TV series had a successful run on FX for six seasons. Now, we live in an age of nostalgia, what's old is new again, and the cable channel has brought Raylan Givens back for another case. Justified: City Primeval is billed as a limited series but the show's star has hinted he'd be open for more. Could this series be renewed for season two? Stay tuned.

A Neo-Western action crime drama series, the Justified: City Primeval TV show stars Timothy Olyphant, Aunjanue Ellis, Vondie Curtis Hall, Adelaide Clemens, Marin Ireland, Victor Williams, Norbert Leo Butz, and Boyd Holbrook. Having left the hollers of Kentucky 15 years ago, Raylan Givens (Olyphant) now lives in Miami, a walking anachronism balancing his life as a U.S. Marshal and part-time father of a 15-year-old girl (Vivian Olyphant). His hair is grayer, his hat is dirtier, and the...

Original Justified actor Walton Goggins explains why his character, Boyd Crowder, isn't a part of Justified: City Primeval. In the role of Boyd, Goggins appeared in every season of the original Justified series. Though he was originally meant to die in the premiere episode, Boyd was kept around after executive producer Graham Yost and test audiences responded favorably to Goggins' performance. In the process, Boyd went from a guest character to one of the show's most memorable regulars.

In an interview with The Wrap conducted before the SAG-AFTRA strike, Goggins addressed why he isn't a part of the Justified: City Primeval cast. He mentioned, in part, that it "isn't the right place and time" and added that the choice to stay out of Justified's revival wasn't "one-sided." Still, Goggins praises lead actor Timothy Olyphant for his lead role as Raylan Gives, in addition to complimenting new antagonist Boyd Holbrook.

The following contains spoilers for Justified: City Primeval Episode 1, "City Primeval," which debuted Tuesday, July 18 on FX.

Elmore Leonard's iconic hero Raylan Givens makes a comeback in Justified: City Primeval, which is an interesting new adventure for the stalwart U.S. Marshal. It's not based on a Raylan Givens story -- Leonard's novel City Primeval centered on a cop named Raymond Cruz. But Raymond and Raylan have a few things in common, and people who've read the book will recognize elements in the miniseries' opening episode, which efficiently sets up a push and pull between TV's most unique hero and the Motor City.

It's been 15 years since the Justified series finale, and life in Florida isn't all sunshine for Raylan. His daughter Willa -- portrayed by Timothy Olyphant's daughter Vivian Olyphant -- is now a young woman breaking people's noses. And there's the pickup truck that runs them off the road,...

Now living in Miami, 15 years after leaving Kentucky behind, U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) is finding that being the father of 15-year-old girl can be more challenging than dealing with bad guys, ensuring that a healthy work-life balance isn’t likely to ever happen. Finding himself in Detroit with violent sociopath Clement Mansell (Boyd Holbrook) in his crosshairs, Raylan is hunting a killer who is unpredictable and dangerous, and who cracks his cool exterior and rankles him just enough to make him determined to see it through to the end.

Nearly eight years after the conclusion of the original series, “Justified” has returned to FX. Tuesday marks the premiere of “Justified: City Primeval,” a continuation of the series that ran for six seasons.

From showrunners Dave Andron and Michael Dinner, “Justified: City Primeval” continues the story of Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant). After leaving Kentucky for Miami, Raylan continued to work as a U.S. Marshall and raise his daughter. But when an elusive criminal known as The Oklahoma Wildman (Boyd Holbrook) emerges in Detroit, Raylan will have to uproot his life in his pursuit of law and order.

The eight-episode continuation is based on the novel “City Primeval: High Noon in Detroit” by author Elmore Leonard. Consider this everything you need to know about how to watch new episodes:

When does “Justified: City Primeval” premiere?

It depends on how you’re watching. If you’re tuning into FX,...

Fans of the FX series Justified were fortunate enough to get six prodigious seasons of one of the best neo-Westerns ever put on television from 2010-2015. The show’s critical success was in no small part due to the stellar supporting cast throughout its run. Fans not only gravitated towards Timothy Olyphant’s Kentucky-fried charm as the no-nonsense Raylan Givens, but found a connection with the men and women Raylan worked with, the women he loved, and the larger-than-life outlaws he came across.

It will surprise many to hear that Justified: City Primeval barely even mentions Kentucky, or the characters that were a part of Raylan’s life for those six years. Kentucky is far behind Raylan, and that includes his long term fraternal-nemesis, Boyd Crowder (Walton Goggins) who isn’t a part of this limited series. There is no mention of Art (Nick Searcy), Tim (Jacob Pitts) or Rachel...

Walton Goggins may not be part of “Justified: City Primeval,” but he “can’t wait” to see the continuation of the FX staple.

“There’s a season, kind of, for everything,” Goggins said in an interview that was conducted ahead of the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike. The actor noted that his choice to stay out of the project wasn’t “one-sided.” “This isn’t the right place and time.”

“But I can’t wait to see it, and I can’t wait to see Raylan Givens again. Tim [Olyphant] is such a wonderful actor and Boyd Holbrook — I love him,” Goggins said. “I’ll be there. I’ll be watching it to the bitter end.”

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Goggins originally starred in “Justified” as Boyd Crowder. The character was first introduced as one of Raylan Givens’ childhood friends.

“We dug coal together.”

Timothy Olyphant closed out Justified in 2015 with those powerful final words, an ode to his character Raylan Givens’ complicated relationship with his home Harlan County, his longtime friend-turned-enemy Boyd Crowder (Walton Goggins), and even himself. For those who stuck through the FX modern Western’s six seasons, it was a perfect encapsulation of the journey: from the Bennetts to the Crowes and everyone in between — the legend of Drew Thompson to a stiff drink of Pappy Van Winkle — the Justified community dug coal together.

Now, it’s time to head back to the mines.

Years after closing the door on the Kentucky-based crime drama, Raylan Givens returns in the form of limited series Justified: City Primeval. Taking its cues from Elmore Leonard’s celebrated novel City Primeval, the newest iteration of Justified bids farewell to Harlan, and all of Raylan’s old friends and foes, in...

Note: This interview was conducted before the actors’ strike began

“Justified” star Timothy Olyphant’s 20-year-old daughter Vivian makes her acting debut in the series revival “Justified: City Primeval,” which premieres Tuesday on FX and hits Hulu on Wednesday.

She plays Raylan Givens’ daughter Willa, who is stuck in Detroit with her father after a judge is murdered. Vivian talked to TheWrap about acting with her dad, why she never watched the original series and why she doesn’t let the “Nepo baby” discourse get to her.

TheWrap: Did you watch the original “Justified” series?

Vivian Olyphant: I never did, but I did visit the set. But, I was eight when the show ended. And by the time I was allowed to watch the show, I think that was a time where I stopped caring about my dad.

“Justified: City Primeval” producer Sarah Timberman, Timothy Olyphant, Vivian Olyphant, Adelaide Clemens...

Justified: City Primeval star Timothy Olyphant opens up about returning as Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens in the upcoming limited series.

Speaking with Uproxx, Olyphant revealed that he had no trouble slipping back into character for City Primeval despite the eight-year gap between the original and sequel series. "You just put the shoes on and off you go. Put the shoes on. The hat still fits," Olyphant said. The actor also disclosed that he was always itching to reprise his role as Givens again. "My memory is, and I realize that’s not that reliable, but my memory is I said way back when that I’d be interested in coming back, getting the gang together again after some time," he explained. "But that perhaps we needed some time just to free us up creatively."

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Justified: City Primeval...

U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) had a time-honored tradition during the six seasons of the original “Justified.” The rakish law man would chase a baddie across Kentucky back roads and trailer parks. Bullets flew, and moonshine was consumed. Still, Givens always made time for a philosophical and deep conversation with his prey before the final showdown. Raylan would learn something humanizing about his nemesis’ motivation and, inevitably, realize he himself could be a dick on occasion. These talks often featured Boyd Crowder, Givens’ frenemy played by Walton Goggins with a mouthful of Biden-white teeth, a shock of black hair and buckets of country wisdom. They were so humanizing that you often forgot Boyd was a white supremacist turned drug dealer.

In “Justified: Primeval City,” Givens’ nemesis is killer and White Stripes aficionado Clement Mansell aka the Oklahoma Wildman. At a crucial moment, Mansell (Boyd Holbrook) sizes up the now middle-aged Givens.

The original “Justified,” developed by Graham Yost from Elmore Leonard’s book, “Fire in the Hole,” stands the test of time for several reasons. Its case-per-season approach makes each new investigation as accessible as it is arresting. Its star, U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant), is a classic cowboy in a modern world, not always bucking against the trends but still stubbornly adhering to his own sense of right and wrong. Olyphant’s soft drawl and charming fortitude — peppered with terse quips and curt advice — go a long way on their own, though any assessment of “Justified” must give equal weight to Boyd Crowder, embodied with iconic verbosity and verve by the great Walton Goggins.

For six seasons, “Justified” thrived as a two-hander; it wasn’t that Raylan and Boyd were always on opposite sides, so much as their lives ran in such consistent parallel to one another that...

In the first episode of the new miniseries Justified: City Primeval, our old friend Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) — the quick-drawing, fast-talking, Stetson-wearing U.S. marshal from Harlan, Kentucky — is called to testify about a fugitive he brought back to Detroit. Defense attorney Carolyn Wilder (Aunjanue Ellis) calls him out for having threatened to put her client in the trunk of a car if he didn’t behave. This is the kind of stunt Raylan pulled all the time during the original run of Justified, and we found it charming as all get-out back then.

Timothy Olyphant slips back into the role of Raylan Givens for FX’s Justified: City Primeval, a sequel to the two-time Emmy Award-winning drama Justified. The eight-episode limited series premieres on Tuesday, July 18, 2023 with back-to-back episodes that catch up with Raylan after he’s moved to Miami.

Episode one, directed by Michael Dinner from a script by Dinner and Dave Andron, airs at 10pm Et/Pt followed by episode two, “The Oklahoma Wildman,” at 11:15pm.

In addition to three-time Emmy nominee Timothy Olyphant, the limited series stars Aunjanue Ellis as Carolyn Wilder, Boyd Holbrook as Clement Mansell, Adelaide Clemens as Sandy Stanton, Vondie Curtis Hall as Marcus “Sweety” Sweeton, and Marin Ireland as Maureen Downey. Norbert Leo Butz is Norbert Beryl and Victor Williams plays Wendell Robinson.

Timothy Olyphant’s daughter Vivian plays Raylan’s daughter, Willa.

“City Primeval” Plot: Fifteen years after Raylan Givens left the hollers of Kentucky,...

Whether it’s Hollywood’s inability to spawn new blockbuster icons or the entertainment industry’s commitment to placating an audience with an insatiable desire for nostalgia, the summer of 2023 has taken on a distinct Twilight-of-the-Action-Gods feeling.

The season started with Arnold Schwarzenegger doing the streaming equivalent of a ’90s Arnold Schwarzenegger classic, now with meditations on fatherhood and approaching retirement, in Netflix’s Fubar. Then Harrison Ford added meditations on godfatherhood and approaching retirement in Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. The only reason Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One isn’t about fatherhood and approaching retirement is a fear that if Tom Cruise were ever to actually confront, or even address, his own aging, the metaphorical dream factory would implode.

Into this fray of graying tough guy icons strides Timothy Olyphant’s Raylan Givens. For 78 episodes on FX’s Justified, Raylan Givens was a throwback personification of anger-fueled masculinity,...

“There are only two kinds of guys out in the street chasing bad guys at your age — ones who got passed over for ‘the big chair,’ and the ones who just love it so much they’re gonna have to be dragged off. Only question is will they be breathing when it happens.”

That observation-slash-threat comes courtesy of Raylan Givens’ latest formidable foe, Clement Mansell aka “The Oklahoma Wildman,” in the FX limited series Justified: City Primeval. But it also speaks to the fact that the steely-eyed U.S. Marshal indeed cannot seem to stop doing that thing he does so well.

Plot: Having left the hollers of Kentucky 15 years ago, Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) now lives in Miami, a walking anachronism balancing his life as a U.S. Marshal and part-time father of a 15-year-old girl. His hair is grayer, his hat is dirtier, and the road in front of him is suddenly a lot shorter than the road behind. A chance encounter on a desolate Florida highway sends him to Detroit. There he crosses paths with Clement Mansell (Boyd Holbrook), aka The Oklahoma Wildman, a violent, sociopathic desperado who’s already slipped through the fingers of Detroit’s finest once and aims to do so again.

Review: Justified is one of the best television series of the last twenty years. Boasting a stellar leading turn from Timothy Olyphant and a great performance from Walton Goggins, the FX series aired from 2010 to 2015 and crossed over with the Out of Sight-inspired series...

Timothy Olyphant is back to reprise his role as everyone's favorite gun-slinging lawman in the latest teaser for FX's Justified: City Primeval. Released courtesy of FX Networks, Justified: City Primeval is all set to debut later this month on FX and will stream on Hulu. You can check out the latest look at Olyphant’s return as Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens below.

Justified: City Primeval will bring Raylan Givens back for more all these years later, and finds the no-nonsense gun-slinger doing the rounds as he finds himself back in Miami before heading off to Detroit. There, Givens comes across crazed killer The Oklahoma Wildman. Fans of Justified are eagerly awaiting the return of Timothy Olyphant’s Deputy, and will be pleased to hear that the actor is up for more should Justified: City Primeval prove to be a success. "I’d show up," Olyphant said recently.

Natalie Zea has definite thoughts on Winona and Raylan’s little girl being all grown up for FX’s Justified: City Primeval limited series.

Inspired by the late Elmore Leonard’s crime novel City Primeval: High Noon in Detroit, and premiering Tuesday, July 18, the FX series finds Raylan Givens (played again by Timothy Olyphant) still living in Miami, to which he relocated in the original series’ finale. A chance encounter on a desolate Florida highway leads Raylan to Detroit, where the U.S. Marshal crosses paths with sociopath Clement Mansell aka “The Oklahoma Wildman” (Indiana Jones and the Dial of...

Here’s a look at this week’s biggest premieres, parties and openings in Los Angeles and New York, including red carpets for Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, The Crowded Room, Atx TV Festival and Never Have I Ever.

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse premiere

Returning stars Shameik Moore, Hailee Steinfeld, Jake Johnson, Brian Tyree Henry and Luna Lauren Vélez joined newcomers Issa Rae, Daniel Kaluuya and Jason Schwartzman at the Los Angeles premiere of the Spider-Verse sequel on Tuesday night, alongside writers Phil Lord and Chris Miller.

Shea Whigham, Danielle Perez, Brian Tyree Henry, Luna Lauren Vélez, Issa Rae, Shameik Moore, Hailee Steinfeld, Daniel Kaluuya, Jake Johnson, Daniel Pemberton, Rachel Dratch and Christina Steinberg Chris Miller, Justin K. Thompson, Kemp Powers, Joaquim Dos Santos and Phil Lord Daniel Kaluuya and Tom Rothman

Cruel Summer premiere

Executive producer Jessica Biel debuted season two of her Freeform series alongside new cast members Sadie Stanley,...

Timothy Olyphant isn’t hanging up his hat anytime soon. The star and executive producer of “Justified: City Primeval” took the stage after the series premiered at this year’s Atx Television Festival and told a rowdy crowd he would happily return for more seasons.

“Look, I’d show up,” Olyphant said when asked if he would be open to returning as Raylan Givens. “Every time we’ve done this, I’ve had a good time. So I’d show up.”

Earlier in the post-screening Q&a, Olyphant was asked if he felt any trepidation about returning to beloved roles like Raylan in “Justified” and Seth Bullock in “Deadwood.”

“No more than I’d feel about any great part or any great opportunity,” he said. “As far as ‘Deadwood’ versus [‘Justified’], I never thought ‘Deadwood’ would happen. I didn’t honestly quite think I wanted it to happen, and it was such a lovely experience.

Justified: City Primeval star Timothy Olyphant says he is open to once again reprising his role as Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens at some point in the future.

Per Variety, while speaking at the Atx Television Festival in Austin, Texas, Olyphant addressed whether City Primeval was definitely a one-off, or if he would like to return for yet another revival of FX's hit neo-western series Justified. "I'd show up," the actor said. "I had a good time. Every time we've done this I've had a good time." Executive producer Sarah Timberman added, "If he shows up I show up, we all show up."

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In addition to Timberman, Olyphant was joined at Atx by City Primeval co-stars Boyd Holbrook, Adelaide Clemens and Vivian Olyphant. Due to the ongoing Writers Guild of America (WGA) strike, writers and executive producers Dave Andron,...

The FX limited series Justified: City Primeval premieres on July 13 and fans are already clamoring for more.

“I’d show up,” Timothy Olyphant, star and executive producer, said at the conclusion of the show’s panel at Atx TV Festival in Austin on Thursday. “I had a good time. Every time we’ve done this I’ve had a good time, he added.

Executive producer Sarah Timberman echoed the statement, “If he shows up I show up—we all show up.”

The series premiere made its big debut at the festival with audiences cheering and clapping to see the return of Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens (Olyphant) alongside Boyd Holbrook, Adelaide Clemens and Vivian Olyphant, Timothy Olyphant’s real-life daughter who also plays his daughter in the project.

“I had to audition and it went well,” the youngest Olyphant said as the crowd roared with laughter. Timothy Olyphant revealed...