Taylor Sheridan, best known for creating the Yellowstone universe, is set to write a movie on Call of Duty with Peter Berg, as he will also direct the film.

The duo have been friends for decades, as their friendship also turned into collaboration on projects such as Hell or High Water, which went on to get four nominations in the Academy Awards.

The report comes on the heels of the filmmaker opting for NBCUniversal after working for years with Paramount. His deal with them begins in 2029.

It’s unclear what the plot of the movie is, but it’s based on the widely popular video game.

In other news, Taylor, who is behind the hit Yellowstone, is said to be at odds with the series’ lead star, Kevin Costner, over creative vision.

“Obviously, when Yellowstone first began, it was Kevin’s show,” an insider previously told Us Weekly. “He was the major star and the draw, and everyone knew that.”

But the Oscar winner “felt he was the authority on what made things feel authentic to the subject matter.”

On this, the insider added, “Everything about this franchise is Taylor’s creation, his baby. So that was an area of tension, for sure.”

“It’s fair to say that there was a bit of a power struggle between Kevin and Taylor, especially as the seasons went on,” the source concluded.

Actor Diane Lane stars in the new film “Anniversary,” which follows the Taylor family as they find themselves caught in a controversial rising political movement. Lane joins “CBS Mornings” to talk about the movie and what she wants people to take away from it.

Kensington Palace has finally released a statement about the unlawful behavior that taken place against Prince William and Kate Middleton.

For those unversed, the statement in in response to the couple having won their privacy invasion suit against a French magazine that shared long-lens images of them, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis from their Easter break trip to the Alps.

What is pertinent to mention is that the French Court also instructed the publication to acknowledge the breach via a judicial notice.

According to Hello! the Palace has said, “their Royal Highnesses The Prince and Princess of Wales, have been successful in legal proceedings brought in France against the owner of Paris Match, which published a grossly intrusive article and long-lens paparazzi photographs of their private family holiday in the Alps in April.”

“The ruling affirms that, notwithstanding their public duties as members of The Royal Family, Their Royal Highnesses and their children are entitled to respect for their private lives and family time, without unlawful interference and intrusion.”

“The Prince and Princess of Wales are committed to protecting their private family time and ensuring that their children can grow up without undue scrutiny and interference. They will not hesitate to take such action as is necessary to enforce those boundaries.”