1923 Taylor Sheridan's next prequel to Yellowstone

[Steve Williams]

The show debuts in early Dec, being streamed by Paramount +. Lead characters are Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren. If it is anything like 1883 this will be another home run.

 

[Steve Williams]

'Yellowstone' prequel '1923' releases grim trailer starring Helen Mirren and Harrison Ford

With three weeks to go until the release of the "Yellowstone" prequel "1923," Paramount+ has released a new trailer showcasing stars Helen Mirren and Harrison Ford as Cara and Jacob Dutton.

www.foxnews.com

 

[Steve Williams]

If it's half as good as 1883 it will be fabulous. Taylor Sheridan is truly t the top of his game

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1923 Trailer (2022) Harrison Ford, Helen Mirren​

 

[still-one]

In case anyone is a bit confused on the relationships from 1883 to 1923 and on to the current Yellowstone, this may help.

 

[Steve Williams]

I saw that before. Thanks for posting it.

I wonder if after Yellowstone and 1923, Taylor Sheridan will do the Four 6's where Jimmy is

 

[still-one]

I saw that before. Thanks for posting it.

I wonder if after Yellowstone and 1923, Taylor Sheridan will do the Four 6's where Jimmy is

I hope 6666 Is delivered and wish the storylines aren’t as far fetched as the first few seasons of Yellowstone with all the killings etc. I think seasons 4 and 5 (Save for the few scenes where Beth goes nutso) have been very good where they focus on the problems the ranchers are dealing with.

I am also looking forward to season 2 of Mayor of Kingstown which drops mid-January. Sheridan is really on a roll.

 

[Steve Williams]

the interesting thing to know about 1923 is that unlike 1883 which was a single season, 1923 will be over 2 seasons each with 8 episodes

So also will Yellowstone this year where there will be a midseason finale followed by the final 8 episodes of the series. The big question for me is that I suspect one or several of the key characters are going to get killed in order to bring closure to the series

 

[still-one]

the interesting thing to know about 1923 is that unlike 1883 which was a single season, 1923 will be over 2 seasons each with 8 episodes

So also will Yellowstone this year where there will be a midseason finale followed by the final 8 episodes of the series. The big question for me is that I suspect one or several of the key characters are going to get killed in order to bring closure to the series

That is an interesting observation. If so, I hope it's Beth.

 

[treitz3]

Oh, I didn't realize that 1883 was only a single season. That's a shame. I enjoyed that just as much as I enjoy Yellowstone.

What a bummer.

Tom

 

[still-one]

Oh, I didn't realize that 1883 was only a single season. That's a shame. I enjoyed that just as much as I enjoy Yellowstone.

What a bummer.

Tom

I agree, I like Yellowstone but I enjoyed 1883 much more.

 

[Steve Williams]

1883 was an epic series and one of my favorite of all time. So also is Yellowstone IMHO, The cinematography and casting is exceptional

Jim, I knew you want Beth to die and I think that Is a possibility. Certainly Jamey is in big time as he plots his step father's demise and Beth has the deep love for Rip who could also be one to go down. The past several episodes seem to be slowly building to the epic takeover of John Dutton's property. And as far as Beth, I love her character and have said here several times she is John Dutton in a skirt. The fact you hate her tells me she is playing her character well

 

[Steve Williams]

we caught the first episode of 1923 tonight and it's the Duttons at it again for all the usual reasons. Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren play their roles well and I look forward to this series

That family tree is very helpful now that this is the 3rd Yellowstone series

 

[Steve Williams]

Here is a good synopsis of 1923 along with the announcement that 6666 is in production.....

All Episodes of 1923's First Season Are Now Streaming

There's no new 1923 episode this weekend, but the Yellowstone prequel is thankfully returning for a second season.

www.townandcountrymag.com

 

[Steve Williams]

Beyond its first season, 1923 has already been confirmed for a second and final season while a report from Deadline also revealed that creator Taylor Sheridan is also considering two further spin-offs to chart the Dutton family history throughout the 1940 and 1960s respectively.

 

[Steve Williams]

Finally, I read that episode 2 has moved from Dec 25 to Jan 1/2023 and is rumored to be 154 minutes in length

 

[treitz3]

Thanks for that last tid bit of information, Steve. I will let the wife know that we have a new "date night".

Tom

 

[PeterA]

I watched episode one the other night and thought it was excellent. I love the Africa connection. The Dutton values seem to be in the bloodline for at least one kid going through the generations.

 

[tima]

The Dutton values seem to be in the bloodline for at least one kid going through the generations.

You can trace it by drawing a diagonal line from the top down on the family tree chart.
James->John 1->Jack->John 2-> John 3

 

[Steve Williams]

Who has been watching 1923. The first three episodes have dropped and the ending of episode three was nothing short of sensational. This series is every bit as good as Yellowstone and 1923. The first two episodes were released free on Paramount but the entire series is streaming on Paramount +
One again Taylor Sheridan remains at the top of his game as he tells this story. I understand that 1923 will be a 2 season series with another spin off coming also as a prequel and finally the Four 6666's will also debut

This is story telling at its very best. Not to be missed

 

[PeterA]

Steve, my wife and I have been watching everything. We really liked 1883 and 1923 is just as good, but different. We’ve been to Africa together a few times and really appreciate the Safari scenes and that relationship over there. Yes, this is great storytelling. The cinematography in costumes and overall atmosphere as well as the violent encounters are done extremely well. We also appreciate the history lesson.