Kevin Costner and Harrison Ford laughed it up at the Golden Globes, ahead of the return of the hit Yellowstone shows.
Sunday evening saw flocks of Hollywood icons and A-listers in one room to celebrate the best in film and television.
During the Golden Globes ceremony, Yellowstone’s Kevin Costner could be seen catching up with 1923 star Harrison Ford.
The actors were suited up for the occasion and seemed to be having an intense conversation before they were photographed laughing.
In the Western drama Costner stars as John Dutton, while Ford plays Jacob Dutton, the patriarch of the Yellowstone ranch and John’s great-great-grand-uncle.
1923 is a prequel to Taylor Sheridan’s smash hit show which also stars Luke Grimes, Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser.
Ford stars in the 1923 main cast alongside Helen Mirren, Brandon Sklenar and Julia Schlaepfers.
While the franchise’s acclaimed prequel was nominated for Best Television Series – Drama, it lost out to HBO’s Succession.
During a commercial break, the iconic 81-year-old also swung by his co-star Helen’s table for a brief chat.
Although neither Costner nor the show was up for an award, the recently divorced 68-year-old was one of the presenters at the event.
Thankfully for fans, both actors will reprise their roles and continue their famed shows.
Following the cliffhanger ending and Yellowstone’s eagerly awaited comeback, Costner will return to screens as John for the show’s fifth and final series.
Viewers will also be transported back to 1923, as Paramount recently confirmed a second instalment of the drama.
The franchise will be growing even bigger as the network greenlit two new spin-offs, with one named 1944 and the other a contemporary series, currently titled 2024.