He plays a tough guy in the hit series Yellowstone, starring Kevin Costner.
But without his cowboy hat and black sunglasses, as well as his darker hair and leather jacket, he is virtually unrecognizable.
On Thursday this actor published images of his trip to Universal Studios in Los Angeles with his family.
He is married to a beautiful blonde actress from the 90s with whom he has three children.
Hint: He doesn’t normally smile in Yellowstone, but here we get to see his teeth for a change.
Can you guess which Yellowstone star this is?
He plays a tough guy on the hit series Yellowstone, but without his cowboy hat, black sunglasses, and darker hair, he’s virtually unrecognizable. On Thursday this actor published images of his trip to Universal Studios in Los Angeles with his family. Can you guess which Yellowstone star this is?
It is Cole Hauser who plays the character of Rip Wheeler on the Montana show.
In real life he has light reddish hair, which he wore during one of his first hits, Good Will Hunting with Ben Affleck and Matt Damon.
During his free time in Yellowstone, he lets his natural tone shine and also has a gray-flecked beard.
Rip has dark brown hair with a dark brown beard.
Rip has become hugely popular over the five seasons of the highly rated show which seems to only get bigger as the years go by.
Hauser, 48, is married to Sweet Valley High actress Cynthia Daniel.
Together they have three children: sons Ryland and Colt and daughter Steely Rose.
It is Cole Hauser who plays the character of Rip Wheeler on the Montana show. Seen here with one of his three children.
Rip has dark brown hair with a dark brown beard. The character has become hugely popular throughout the five seasons of the highly rated show which seems to only get bigger as the years go by.
Hauser as Rip with British actress Kelly Reilly, who plays his wife Beth Dutton in Yellowstone; seen in 2020
Last year he spoke to DailyMail.com exclusively about his new venture working with Lucky Brand.
“I hope to bring back a little bit of that old school western cowboy style,” the star offered.
‘I love jeans and I like mine with a little stretch. I also loved the green suede jacket I wore in the shoot. “It has a really cool old-school feel to it.”
And it also shed some light on his idyllic upbringing in Santa Barbara, California, with his film producer mother, Cass Warner.
Hauser, 48, is married to Sweet Valley High actress Cynthia Daniel. Together they have three children: sons Ryland and Colt and daughter Steely Rose.
Hauser and Daniel attend the 80th Annual Golden Globes at The Beverly Hilton in January 2023 in Beverly Hills.
What Cole likes most about Lucky Brand is that the products are very well made.
“I have always admired the authenticity and quality that Lucky Brand brings to its products,” Cole told DailyMail.com.
“I am excited to be associated with a brand whose legacy spans decades and continues to represent the true spirit of American craftsmanship.”
The brand was founded almost 40 years ago in California by Gene Montesano and Barry Perlman. Lucky Brand specializes in iconic American style, with a focus on vintage-inspired denim.
He then told a story about his own childhood growing up in Santa Barbara.
‘When Lucky Brand was new, I bought a great pair of jeans. Back then he used to skate and surf and they were the only pair of jeans he had for the winter, so of course I wore them up to my knees,” he said of his time in the seaside town.
‘I asked my mom if we could get patches to put on our knees. She said no, we’ll make them into shorts. So she cut them off and I ended up wearing them as shorts for the summer.
Last year he spoke to DailyMail.com exclusively about his new venture working with Lucky Brand. “I hope to bring back a little bit of that old school western cowboy style,” the star offered.
Cole has selected his favorite pieces from Lucky Brand as part of ‘Cole’s Picks’.
This partnership is the first step in a broader alignment between Hauser and Authentic Brands Group, who announced their future work not only with Lucky Brand, but also with The Frye Company.
Cole is one of Yellowstone’s biggest stars. The series, starring Kevin Costner, will likely conclude its final season, its fifth, next year.
This comes after Cole announced his work with the company Free Rein Coffee in August.
The actor shared shots of himself in a cowboy hat holding a cup of Free Rein coffee, along with another shot of him on a horse.
‘I’ve grown up around cowboys my whole life. And I can tell you there is no one on Earth who works harder,” Hauser began in the caption of his Instagram post.
‘I am proud to announce that I have decided to start a coffee company inspired by these men and women who wake up before dawn. “Not because it’s easy, but because it’s difficult,” the actor added.
“Free Rein is for anyone who gets up and works like a cowboy, gets up and chases a dream, or gets up and just feels like having a good cup of coffee,” he continued.
‘So get up and go after it. Dreams don’t work unless you do,” Hauser concluded, adding more details in a comment.
Hello everyone, merchandise and coffee will be available this fall! I hope everyone tries it,” Hauser said.
It also directed fans to the brand’s website. FreeReinCoffee.comwhere fans can enter their email to register and receive more updates about the brand.
The actor made headlines in May for his work with the Special Operations Warrior Foundation, “a charity that provides scholarships to children whose parents have died in the military.”
‘I’m a big fan of second chances. You know, when kids lose a family member, it’s a big loss for them,” Hauser said. CBS News In May.
‘Maybe it’s just my way of serving. You know, this country, the soldiers, their families,” the actor added.
Hauser began working with the organization 20 years ago and in that time more than 1,100 scholarships have been distributed.
Hauser founded a new coffee company, inspired by the cowboys from his hit Paramount Networks series.
He also made private visits to Walter Reed Medical Center, forming personal relationships with seriously wounded service members.
Hauser described forming a friendship with a triple amputee.
‘I walked in and said, “God, you look like a rat’s ass,” but that made him smile, you know?
“And then we started talking and that, you know, broke the ice,” Hauser shared.