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imdonnalynn · 6 months

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The Complete Dutton Family Tree from the 7th generation to the 1st.

Yellowstone, 1923 and 1883 Explained

The first thing you think of when you here Yellowstone...Dutton.

3rd Generation - 1923 and possibly 1944?

・Jack Dutton (3rd generation) ・Evelyn Strafford Dutton (3rd generation) ・Patience Dutton (3rd generation)

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JACK DUTTON

1923 ・Husband to Elizabeth Strafford Dutton ・Father to unnamed miscarried child (lost child after Elizabeth was shot in the abdomen) ・Son to John Dutton Sr. and Emma Dutton ・Son-in-law to Bob Strafford and Beverly Strafford ・Grandson to James Dillard Dutton and Margaret Dutton ・Nephew to Elsa Dutton (Sam "Commanche Warrior") and Spencer Dutton (Alexandra Dutton) ・Great-nephew to Jacob Dutton (Cara Dutton) and Claire Dutton (Henry) ・Second Cousin to Mary Abel and 6 unnamed deceased children (Children of Henry and Claire Dutton) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to John Dutton II (unnamed wife/mother) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to John Dutton III (Evelyn Dutton) and Peter Dutton ・UNKNOWN RELATION to Lee Dutton, Jamie Michael Randall Dutton (Christina), Beth Dutton (Rip Wheeler), Kayce Dutton (Monica Long Dutton) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to Jamie Dutton Jr., Carter, Tate Dutton, John Dutton IV ???? - ???? As of 1923 Season 1, Episode 8 "Nothing Left to Lose" he is still alive.

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ELIZABETH STRAFFORD DUTTON

1923 ・Wife to Jack Dutton ・Mother to unnamed miscarried child (lost child due to being shot in abdomen) ・Daughter to Bob Strafford and Beverly Strafford ・Daughter-in-law to John Dutton Sr. and Emma Dutton ・Granddaughter to James Dillard Dutton and Margaret Dutton ・Niece to Elsa Dutton (Sam "Commanche Warrior") and Spencer Dutton (Alexandra Dutton) ・Great-niece to Jacob Dutton (Cara Dutton) and Claire Dutton (Henry) ・Second Cousin to Mary Abel and 6 unnamed deceased children (Children of Henry and Claire Dutton) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to John Dutton II (unnamed wife/mother) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to John Dutton III (Evelyn Dutton) and Peter Dutton ・UNKNOWN RELATION to Lee Dutton, Jamie Michael Randall Dutton (Christina), Beth Dutton (Rip Wheeler), Kayce Dutton (Monica Long Dutton) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to Jamie Dutton Jr., Carter, Tate Dutton, John Dutton IV 1904 - ???? (19) As of 1923 Season 1, Episode 8 "Nothing Left to Lose" she is still alive.

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PATIENCE DUTTON

UNKNOWN RELATIVE Based on the only date on the headstone this person will be born in 1931, 8 years from 1923. ・Possible future child of Jack Dutton and Evelyn Strafford Dutton. ・Possible future child of Spencer Dutton and Alexandra Dutton. 1931 - ???? Unknown the who, what, where, when and why this Dutton family member existed.

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mceproductions · 6 months

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Best of 2023 TV Shows #22: 1923 (Paramount+)

The Dutton saga continues to be fleshed out.

As Costner winds down the mothership, we now get the second prequel focusing on the Duttons 40 years after their arrival in Montana.

With command turns from Helen Mirren and Harrison Ford. More lineage than expected gets brought up as we see the family go through the roaring 20’s, though stages of what would come for the rest of the country would be taking root.

Now we see what the 50s would be for the ranch.

SUM 22: 40 Years after arrival, a new Generation of Duttons establish themselves with the second Yellowstone prequel.

#1923 #1923 series #harrison ford #helen mirren #yellowstone #Yellowstone prequel #dutton family #best of 2023 #tv shows #22 #best of 2023 tv shows #Youtube #Cara Dutton #brandon sklenar #roaring 20s #roaring 2020s

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carsonbrooks · 2 months

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INTRO FOR CARSON BROOKS

- Basics - Name: Carson Brooks Age: Thirty Six Birthday: February 21, 1988 Face Claim: Alex Roe Occupation: Country Singer Neighborhood: Beachfront Gender: Male Pronouns: He & Him Sexuality: Straight - Family - Mother: Avery Brooks Father: Colton Brooks Biological Father: Jamie Dutton Biological Mother: Cassidy Younger Brother: TBD Brooks Younger Sister: TBD Brooks Children: Billie Yilmaz Pet: Golden Doodle Puppy: Dunkin - Biography -

Carson Brooks, born on February 21, 1988, in Nashville, Tennessee, began life with a tumultuous start. Abandoned by his biological parents at birth, Carson found solace and love in the arms of a compassionate doctor and her husband, Avery, and Colton Brooks, who welcomed him into their hearts and home as their own son.

Growing up in a nurturing environment filled with love and support, Carson thrived under the guidance of his adoptive parents. Despite the absence of his biological lineage, he never felt lacking in love or belonging. Blessed with intelligence, loyalty, and natural talent, Carson's potential seemed boundless.

While many expected Carson to follow in the footsteps of his adoptive father, a successful baseball player, or his mother, a renowned OBGYN, Carson charted his own path. His passion for music burned brightly, and he chose to pursue a career in the industry instead of attending college. In the vibrant musical landscape of Nashville, Carson's talent quickly caught the attention of audiences and industry insiders alike.

Performing tirelessly at local venues along Broadway, Carson's star rose rapidly, leading to a record deal with Capitol Records Nashville. Sharing the stage with country music luminaries like Kelsea Ballerini, Morgan Wallen, and Luke Combs, Carson's career soared to new heights, earning him a devoted fan base and critical acclaim.

Amidst his whirlwind success, Carson's personal life took unexpected turns. His journey led him to New York, where he fell for Leyla Eda Yilmaz, with whom he welcomed a child into the world. However, the demands of his burgeoning career pulled him away, leaving behind a complicated web of relationships and unresolved emotions.

In his quest for identity and connection, Carson's ex-girlfriend Hannah Greene urged him to uncover his roots. Taking a 23&Me test, Carson discovered a long-lost sister, Thea Waldorf, residing in Briar Ridge. Intrigued by the possibility of family ties, Carson made the decision to pause his tour and embark on a journey of discovery, unaware that his past and present would collide in unexpected ways.

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productsreviewings · 1 year

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At first, we thought we is perhaps getting a Season 2 of 1883—the Yellowstone prequel sequence that noticed household patriarch James Dutton (Tim McGraw) cross the Oregon Path together with his spouse, Margaret (Religion Hill), daughter, Isabel, and younger son, John. Effectively, we're getting a sequel, though it received’t embody a lot of 1883’s solid. As a substitute, we’re pushing the household saga ahead by forty years to 1923, which can also be the identify of the sequence. 1923 finds the Dutton household settled in Montana and dealing with the hardships of frontier life. Additionally: Prohibition. And: the Nice Melancholy. Slightly household tree exposition. ... James Dutton is useless. (In a current Yellowstone episode, we see his grave marked with the date 1893. So he solely made it ten years after settling the Yellowstone.) His son, John Dutton Sr. (James Badge Dale), that little man on the Oregon Path in 1883, is now in his forties. John is the good grandfather of the opposite John Dutton, performed by Kevin Costner. It seems 1923 will concentrate on the connection between John Dutton Sr. and his uncle, Jacob Dutton (Harrison Ford), James Dutton’s brother and present head of the Yellowstone ranch. (We guess James left it to his brother and never his son?) Rounding out the lads is John Dutton Sr.’s son, Jack Dutton (Darren Mann), modern-day John Dutton’s grandfather, and Spencer Dutton (Brandon Sklenar), John Dutton Sr.’s brother. (He was not but born throughout 1883.) Make sense? (Right here’s a pleasant household tree, if it don’t.)Anyway, these are the patriarchs. Dutton matriarchs this season embody Jacob’s spouse, Cara Dutton (Helen Mirren), and John Sr.’s spouse, Emma Dutton (Marley Shelton). Now that the lineage is all cleared up, right here’s if you’ll have the ability to catch every episode of the brand new Dutton saga.Paramount When does the following episode of 1923 come out?The sequence premieres Sunday, December 18 on Paramount +. Episodes will come out every Sunday at 3:00 A.M. ET on the streaming app.The following episode might be accessible on New 12 months's.What number of episodes are there in 1923?Season 1, rumored to be the primary of two seasons, is anticipated to run for 8 episodes.Here is the whole launch schedule for 1923: Episodes launch on Sundays at 3:00 A.M ET. Episode 1: Accessible to stream as of December 18Episode 2: January 1Episode 3: January 8Episode 4: February 5Episode 5: February 12Episode 6: February 19Episode 7: February 26Episode 8: March 5Assistant EditorJoshua St Clair is an Assistant Editor at Males's Well being Journal. #Yellowstone #Prequel #Hits #Paramount #Weekend

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yemme · 5 years

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Yellowstone on Paramount NET

YELLOWSTONE ON PARAMOUNT NETWORK SEASON 2 TRAILER

This is Mr. John Dutton, head of the family. This man owns more land than when the colonists arrived. He is a rancher, cattle herder who dabbles in politics. All of his children serve a function in his empire. Some better than others. You want to hate him but you find yourself rooting for him because at his core it’s family and the land above all else.

Beth Dutton, aka Bad Bitch Beth. She is her fathers right hand. A Banker. Lord. This woman is phenomenal. Her essence is Vampiric and you will fall in love. She is so ruthless she makes Thanos look like a Purple Princess in a Tutu. When she’s finished skull fucking you she won’t respect your ashes. She will crush them in the palm of her hands and use it as pixie dust as she continues to destroy your entire lineage. Saying when, is not in her DNA.

Kayce Dutton. The Sniper. Ex military. Let the bodies hit the floor. Married to a Native American, has a son, and lives on the reservation. He has tried to escape his family, his father. But no matter how hard he tries the family pulls him back in. It causes a rift in his marriage. Bad luck is his middle name. Fact.

Rip Wheeler. No Dutton blood but he’s sworn his life to protect this family and ranch as if he was one. Head Rancher of the crew. The Cleaner. Whatever you need done say the word and it’s done. No questions, no complaints. It will disappear.

Jaime Dutton. Oedipus. Attorney for the family who attempts to be the son his father needs him to be. Ventures into politics to keep the family structure intact. But when unable to rise to the occasion because of his weakness, his conscience, he abandons his blood. Traitor.

Mr. Thomas Rainwater. A man of Native blood, not raised on Native Land aiming to take back every inch of stolen land. He was educated and raised by outsiders so he knows how to play the game they play. He is on a mission and failure is not an option. Period.

*Lee Dutton. Father’s left hand. The son who aimed to please no matter what.

If you want to catch up before 6-19-19 Watch Season 1 on Paramount Network. This show has it all. If you liked Sicario or Hell or High Water it’s the same writer. The angst is heavy and has the feel of Wind River. You don’t know when shit is about to pop off, but you know it’s coming. It’s all of Taylor Sheridan's projects in one, even brotherhood feel Sons of Anarchy. Yellowstone is blood, body count, immoral, back stabbing, cut throat deliciousness. If you can swallow that this show is for you. If you’re sensitive... take a hard pass.

Mr. John Dutton is not down for any Gentrification.

Just know that when you watch this show, there is no out. You want out, you are getting dropped off at the train station.

YELLOWSTONE CLIPS AND INTERVIEWS FROM SEASON 1 :: WATCH IT!!!

#yellowstone #yellowstonetv #Yellowstoneedit #Yellowstone cast #kevin costner #kelly reilly #luke grimes #cole hauser #wes bently #dave annable #sicario #hell or high water #wind river #sons of anarchy #taylor sheridan #MethodToMyMadnessYemme #This show will hurt your feelings #paramount network #Season 2 I am ready!

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thoughtprovider · 2 years

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TV Review: 1883

Tim McGraw as James Dutton, Sam Elliot as Shea Brennan, and Lamonica Garrett as Thomas in 1883

For the members of the viewing public who did not count themselves among the many watchers of Kurt Sutter’s biker melodrama Sons of Anarchy (2008-2014) or Rob Thomas’s young-adult detective dramedy Veronica Mars (2004-2019, technically), the name Taylor Sheridan likely did not come close to recognition, let alone ubiquity, until 2015. By that point Sheridan had already packed up his movie-star looks and dragged them in front of a laptop to become a full-time attempted writer. The opening salvo from his creative mind happened to land in the hands of one Denis Villeneuve, who was a couple of years away from becoming the science-fiction visionary to beat in the cinema space, but who was already making his bones as a helmer of art-serious thrillers in both French and English, one with great taste in cinematographers and composers and on-screen talent.

Together they would make Sicario, an instant crime-noir modern classic in a post- Breaking Bad media landscape that could not get enough of that stuff. It earned Sheridan a WGA nomination. The following year he’d release the piece that would prove his mix of masculine pondering and pulp camp was not something he tripped and fell into but that he had coming out of his pores with the release of Hell or High Water. A modern western with cool, sub-Coen one-liners and cooler actors saying them, directed by Scotsman David Mackenzie in what is perhaps an even better style fit than Villeneuve (though arguments can be made about who actually made a better picture). This earned him more nominations than is in good taste to list, though still no big award wins.

It would seem he, at this point, stopped looking for that kind of win and went for a gamble that should not have paid off as much as it did, with the Kevin Costner-starring Yellowstone. Yellowstone is the kind of show that, if one were to go only by its media discourse, one would be forgiven for thinking it Hillbilly Elegy on gear, or Ted Nugent presents the Sopranos.

In reality, Sheridan and his fine, game cast and collaborators has made a primetime action-soap that takes its placement in the Western genre seriously but little else. Politics play minimal part in the characters’ lives, not in the explicit way it does at people’s dinner tables. It is a paean to a way of life as rendered in turn-of-the-century paintings, and a loving depiction of the people who choose to live that way, or are forced to, not of a particular writer’s particular beliefs about a particular politic. It’s a Southern-accent party, and a hangout series, with much debt to a shows like Friday Night Lights or the short-lived MMA drama Kingdom, but obviously in the post-David Chase TV anti-hero lineage. Call it naturalistic camp, or pulp grit, but it’s mostly a good time with shortcomings in the serialized writing department (a show like Succession keeps its balls in the air a little more skillfully) that are easily overlooked because it’s, again, not taking itself too seriously, because, how could it? You’re there to root for the Duttons even when they’re wrong, to crush on the guys and gals, and so that’s what you do.

Enter 1883, a prequel-spinoff from the workaholic Sheridan about the early goings of that nascent Dutton empire. A product of the streaming wars and truly confusing rights deals; finally, something Yellowstone that Paramount can truly own. It’s less a crime-soap in Western clothes and more a classic Western in prestige limited-series clothes. It stars Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, Isabel May (of Young Sheldon, pulling double duty as our contralto narrator) and a resurgent Sam Elliot, but, like its parent series, the real star is hanging out in beautiful country, with great photography, and hearing cool characters say cool shit in a Southern accent. It’s got a novel’s pace and characters worth liking and hating.

Unlike its parent series, it takes place in a fictional Old West (Texas at the outset), which means its characters are allowed to partake in reckless outlaw violence without too much screen time being spent covering it up or pretending they didn’t mean it; there’s a lot less cutting deals with law-enforcement agencies, at least so far. It’s free to be its own cowboy elegy with as much or as little post-modernism as it likes, as opposed to the level required in an actual modern thing depicting modern people with modern, moral responsibilities.

At just a few episodes in, that makes it a thing that’s easy to like, if you like Westerns. For an example of the genre there’s very few caveats, except maybe the requirement that one be willing to watch Tim McGraw act (it turns out this isn’t too hard a task for one to do, as he is enjoyable here). It’s artful enough for those who like Sheridan’s work in film, and unpretentious enough for viewers who don’t know what a showrunner is, and until Quentin Tarantino makes his fabled Bounty Law series into a real thing, it’s the cowboy party that’ll have to do.

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camryndaytona · 4 years

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Books with Queer Happiness

Since today marks the last day of Pride Month, I thought it might be fitting to share a list of LGBT books that have happy endings.

Wonders of the Invisible World by Christopher Barzak Published by Knopf Books for Young Readers on September 8, 2015 Pages: 352

Seventeen-year-old Aidan Lockwood lives in the sleepy farming community of Temperance, Ohio—known for its cattle ranches and not much else. That is until Jarrod, a friend he hasn't seen in five years, moves back to town and opens Aidan's eyes in startling ways: to Aidan's ability to see the spirit world; to the red-bearded specter of Death; to a family curse that has claimed the lives of the Lockwood men one by one…and to the new feelings he has developed for Jarrod.