Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren’s “Yellowstone” spin-off series, “1923,” is indefinitely postponed due to the ongoing national writer’s strike.

As per NBC Montana, the ongoing labor disagreement led by the Writers Guild of America (WGA) has compelled the widely acclaimed television show to alter its direction and postpone the production for the second season, which was scheduled to commence this week.

The strike by the Writers Guild of America started on May 2 and doesn’t seem to be getting closer to a solution.

‘1923’ CELEBRITY HELEN MIRREN’S EXPANSIVE LOS ANGELES RESIDENCE GOES ON SALE FOR ALMOST $17M.

Melvin Bill, the manager of Civic Center, was advised by the strike’s writing team to delay the major production. However, he was advised to return to Butte, Montana for “1923” Production.

As per the media source, the production has asked for an additional 10 days to utilize Butte-Silver Bow’s facilities, which were established by Taylor Sheridan. However, it still requires authorization from the City-County Commission, despite the fact that the extension has already been approved by the Civic Center board.

The contract between the “1923” production team and Butte-Silver Bow listed that it costs $75,000 a month to utilize the Civic Center.

The production crew of “1923” might have to request extra extensions, depending on how long the Writers Guild of America strike lasts.

Although Melvin noted that the WGA’s movement may impact other strikes, the resolution to strike the writer’s team production is available at the Civic Center.

‘YELLOWSTONE’ sparks a Western fashion trend among fans who embrace ‘COWBOY COUTURE’.

As per the media source, the Alliance Of Motion Picture And Television Producers will additionally consider going on strike if it fails to reach a consensus with the Screen Actors Guild by the conclusion of this month.

The news comes after Mirren expressed her thoughts on the impact of the WGA strike on “1923.”.

The actress, 77, addressed the timeline for two seasons, taking over Los Angeles. Sheridan believes he could have written most of the second season before the strike, and Mirren praised his writing skills.

During a conversation with Variety, she expressed, “However, I must admit that when the scripts come in, they are flawless.” Taylor, with his exceptional talent for writing, seems to effortlessly produce his work, as if he effortlessly composes it even in his dreams.

Do you not want a change? Do you not? The scene is not too long either. The scene is not too short either. They are beautifully constructed. I wouldn’t be surprised if he had already written some of it. Then we can start working. If that’s not the case, I guess we’ll have to put it off for a while.

Mirren mentioned that she hasn’t received a script for the second season yet.

“I anticipate that we’ll be diving in without any knowledge of the situation,” she included.

CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ON FOX BUSINESS.

The popular television series showcases Mirren alongside Ford, who portrays Jacob Dutton. Back in 1986, the duo initially collaborated on “The Mosquito Coast,” and Mirren expressed her fondness for working with Ford nearly four decades ago, although they “were considerably distinct individuals back then.”

Meanwhile, it was announced that the second half of the unnamed sequel series, which is the fifth and final installment of the Western “Yellowstone” led by Costner, will air before December, rolling out in November.

There is still no information on when the last episodes of “Yellowstone” will be recorded.

ACCESS FOX BUSINESS ON THE MOVE BY CLICKING HERE.

Paramount and representatives for Ford and Mirren did not promptly respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.