1923’s Helen Mirren Learned A Different Skill At Taylor Sheridan’s Cowboy Camp – Looper

Luckily, Helen Mirren was immediately able to put those buggy-riding skills to the test, and she is featured in many scenes driving a horse and buggy in “1923,” namely to check the mail or to be awkwardly stopped by those that seek to see the Dutton Ranch greatly diminished. Interestingly enough, horse and buggy combinations are typically considered much easier than simply riding a horse, which makes them perfect for those that might struggle with horse riding.

Besides those appearing in “1923,” other actors that popped up in “1883” and “Yellowstone” are also quite familiar with Cowboy Camp. Speaking with the Hollywood Reporter, Luke Grimes explained why the training received at Cowboy Camp is so important: “So it’s not only helpful for production, but it’s also become very fun at this point. We’re four years into trying to learn this stuff and you get the bug after a little while. So hats off to Paramount and all the people who let us do these cowboy camps and help us learn. At the end of the day, it really does add something onscreen when you can see an actor actually ride their horse.” One thing is for certain, though, and that is Cowboy Camp seems to pay off dividends when it comes to on-screen skills for those in “1923,” “1883,” and “Yellowstone.”