Ed Harris, who takes on the role of Everett McKinney in Dutton Ranch, has shared an unexpected opinion regarding the show. The Yellowstone spinoff quickly gained an immense positive response from the viewers for its grim and intense storyline.Though the primary focus is on Beth and Rip’s new journey, the series also sheds light on the other characters. Ed Harris, in a recent interview with Variety, opened up about his dissatisfaction after the filming started and how he even wanted to leave the show midway. Here’s all about it.Ed Harris reveals why he wanted to leave Dutton Ranch halfway through filming Season 1Ed Harris signed the contract with Dutton Ranch for two seasons. However, in a recent interview with Variety, the actor voiced his dissatisfaction with the filming process of the series. In the interview, he notes that, though during the talks of the show, he was told that his character is one of the “four main characters”, during the filming of Dutton Ranch, it did not seem to be the case.Ed Harris as Everett McKinney in Dutton Ranch (Image Via YouTube/@Paramount Plus)From getting his scenes cut to feeling “misled,” the actor has shared his grievances about the series. He adds that while he was halfway through the filming of the first season, he wanted to leave the show, as he felt that, though he was told that his character, Everett McKinney, was one of the main characters in the series, it was “really not the case”.He also voiced his dissatisfaction during the filming process but was told that his character would have more “to do” in the second season of Dutton Ranch. This also caused him to be a “little frustrated” as he felt “misled”. There was also a scene where McKinney sings.However, after the filming was done, the scene was cut from the series, which further angered him. According to the production team, the scene was removed from Dutton Ranch because it did not match the grim and “dark ending” of that particular episode.Ed Harris felt that this incident was “enough reason” to void his contract, which was for two seasons. He also added that during the filming of the series, he felt “underused” and “inconsequential”.Ed Harris also clarified that he felt these during the filming of the series; however, when he watched the series, he felt that it was “pretty good”. He also added that while watching the series, he felt that Everett McKinney was “relatively important to that story”.Ed Harris attends the "Long Day's Journey Into Night" Premiere - Glasgow Film Festival - Source: GettyIt cannot be denied that in the series, Ed Harris’ Everett McKinney is quite significant. In an interview with TVInsider, Kelly Reilly also added that the second season of Dutton Ranch is going to “feel very much more Ed’s show”. It will be intriguing to see how Everett, Beth, Rip, and the other characters navigate through the turns of events that take place at the end of the first season. She also added that it is a “privilege” to work with Ed Harris in the series.Ed Harris does a remarkable job in bringing life to the complications in the storyline. Through the years, he has done multiple projects and depicted his acting skills. Besides this series, some of Ed Harris’ other notable projects that can also be added to your watchlist are Central Intelligence, The Tiger, Wyatt Earp and the Cowboy War, Westworld, The Face of Love, etc.After the cliffhanger in the finale of the first season, viewers are now eager to watch what awaits Carter in his fate. The production of the second season is set to begin early next year.For more such interesting pieces, stay tuned to Soap Central.