'Yellowstone' actor says Hollywood turned on him for refusing to kiss co-stars, says 'Don't want to put my kids...'
Neal McDonough, known for his roles in 'Yellowstone' and 'Suits,' reveals Hollywood ostracized him for refusing on-screen kisses with anyone but his wife. This decision, stemming from his devout Catholic faith and family values, led to job losses and financial struggles. McDonough was even fired from a TV show for declining a simulated sex scene.
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