Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren appeared in three first-look photographs from the new series 1923, which were published on Friday.
The 80-year-old actor and the 77-year-old actress were seen in the photos as Jacob and Cara Dutton during filming for the soon-to-be-released series.
The short series 1883 precedes the program, which will act as a prelude to the long-running drama series Yellowstone.
Ford was seen in costume while guiding his horse down a dusty path in the photos.
The Indiana Jones star subsequently rejoined with Mirren, kissing her on the forehead as they posed for a photo.
The actor wore an almost all-black suit with a stark white hat.
During the shooting, the actress also donned a blue dress and a pair of earrings.
This past February, the public was first made aware of the development in 1923.
The show will be a follow-up to 1883, which debuted in December.
The series, which featured Sam Elliott, Tim McGraw, and Faith Hill, was well received by both reviewers and Yellowstone fans.
Although a second season of the show was planned, the idea was reworked into a spinoff focusing on Bass Reeves.
Although the plot was initially supposed to take place in 1932, it was eventually pushed back nine years.
The show will follow an older generation of the Dutton family as they face the trials of the Great Depression.
Along with Ford and Mirren, the program will include Sebastian Roche, Marley Shelton, and Timothy Dalton.
Physical production on the show started this summer, with numerous places around Montana being used as shooting locations.
During the filming phase, the project’s team is also anticipated to go to South Africa or Malta.
1923 will have two seasons, each of which will include eight episodes.
1923 will be available on the Paramount streaming service on 18th December.
Taylor Sheridan, co-creator of the Yellowstone franchise, is reportedly exploring spinoff series set in the 1940s and 1960s.
