As TV’s most popular show readies for its final episodes, the actor who plays the onscreen son to Kevin Costner explains why he is ready to say goodbye.
), the sister who despises him, Bentley has been channeling Jamie’s empowerment. “He’s going to go out like a cannonball, maybe. Just blow it all up,” he says. The prediction is a guess, as Bentley has yet to see any scripts.
Reported behind-the-scenes drama between star Costner and showrunner Sheridan delayed show’s summer return, with Paramount eventuallywith season five’s final episodes, which were set for November ahead of the writers strike. While awaiting his final turn as Jamie, Bentley talks about his process, predictions and hopes for the end: “I will miss it, but I will also celebrate it being over.”
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