The actor who portrayed Sam should narrate an audio book. His voice is absolutely beautiful, deep, and low. Could listen to him speak, and never tire of it.
My father was native american and my mother was white mixed with italian, Irish. I'm proud of mixed heritage and I've experienced prejudice from both sides . I love both native and white. I accept what I am. People ask me what I am I say I'm a human being but there are those who say I just say indian or I'm not white enough to be white. I definitely relate to this story from my deceased parents
Errrrm, you confuse me much with your statement... I am 50% pure Irish, the other 50% of my genetics is a mongrel mix of Italian, French, German and English, all of the above nationalities are "white"/Caucasian... So why do you say "white" is one thing but Irish and Italian are different... is it ignorance or are you just trying to cause divisions between people??
My heritage is mixed too with Native American. I have white skin but black hair. I’ve been told I’m not a Native American because I don’t look it and when I’ve said I have Native American in my family tree, a couple of people have joked and asked if my family were savages. I didn’t cry though. I stood and looked at the people and said “No my family is strong. We just show it in different ways” My mother has always told me to never forget who I am and to be proud.
"I am the wife of a warrior, which means I am a warrior. And warriors don't cry". And when it came down to it, Elsa fought like a warrior. Killing not one but two warriors and keening the Comanche death cry. Gawd, how amazing!
Elsa and Sam...the greatest story never really told. What I wouldn't have done for a series just based on the two of them and their journey of what could've been.
lmao. But it's not reality. 🤦 He had no business entertaining her. You know how many native men actually raped white women. There weren't these epic love stories they want to feed you.
My grandpa is Cherokee and my grandmother was white. She spent her entire life embracing her husband’s culture, just like Elsa (started to do.) My grandma is actually the one who taught all of us the culture and the language because “popa” worked so much. I loved Elsa and Sam’s storyline because it reminds me of my grandparents so much ❤️
Whenever I watch an episode of Yellowstone after having watched 1883…I imagine Elsa’s ghost riding through the ranch lands, doomed never to rest until the seven-generation “lease” has ended.
I love the way this show portrays Natives and Europeans. I love the respect given to both sides and that even though our history together was tough, I love that it shows how we can love each other and respect each other even with our differences. We are all Americans.
Many years ago someone asked me where my home was - I pointed across the room towards my husband and said 'There - in the space between my husband's arms'. He was my everything - Best friend, teacher, mirror to my soul, light in my heart - and I was his When he passed away my heart was shattered - It hurt to breath But those decades we shared together were worth every moment of grief Some loves last a lifetime - Others through eternity - This mortal world is limited but the heavens are endless and eternal
Mam, I am so sorry for the passing of your husband. The way you speak about him still, even after his passing moved me to tears. He was so blessed to have you as we were to have him. 🥹🫂
Didn't expect to cry reading the comments. I'm sorry you lost him. Some of us look our entire lives for a love like that. Thanks for sharing and letting us know that it does exist. Take care.
Her nose??!!! 😂😂😂 That's so funny! How adorable! If you ever decide to get a new nose, just take a picture of hers to the plastic surgeon (a GOOD one, whose work you like) and say, "I want THAT!" Easy peasy!! (Also, show him these clips so he can see it from all different angles. Even better than still shots! ESPECIALLY if you have a job with good insurance! Just research what other people who have difficulties sleeping or breathing, etc. have done as far as fixing theirs. I'm sure there's plenty online it chat goups, etc., that can help.and guide you along the way...! 😜
@@skontheroad It's really easy for doctors to check if person can breath through their nose normally. Surgery for that reason would make their nose about the same size or little bit bigger. Actors and celebrities lie.
"I belong to the people and the people belong to this land. We don't dare leave it. Maybe some day you'll find land to belong to and you'll know what I mean." Such amazing foreshadowing considering he puts Dutton ranch on the same land as where he buried Elsa and then future generations put up a hell of a fight keeping it in the family name.
@@hulking_presence not true. I can tell as someone who’s mixed European, we do not fucking belong to some lands. In facts, some nods we’ve actively ruined just by existing on it
I am Hebrew, Egyptian, and Norwegian...not everyone lives in hate or division. In fact there's more mixed children than not out there. This was nicely done.
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lmao. But it's not reality. 🤦 He had no business entertaining her. You know how many native men actually raped white women. There weren't these epic love stories they want to feed you.
This was beautiful. I am white and Cherokee on both sides of my family, and this makes me feel very close to my ancestors and their story. I see my grandmothers and grandfathers in them.❤️ We are all human. That’s all that should matter.
Taylor Sheridan shut these two amazing actors down because they were getting more accolades than him!! It's very sad that a great writer can't just create and let the love flow where it may!! Taylor is doing the same thing to Kevin Michael Costner!!
I would have to verify, but isn't it a wig here? I thought during filming, the actor's hair in real life is short. I could be wrong, but thought when they interviewed him that it was short.
Elsa… what an incredibly well-written character. I most definitely do not agree with Taylor Sheridan’s politics, but I sure respect the hell out of him. Nice work, Mr. Sheridan. This sir, is your masterpiece. And it is breathtaking.
All his shows are amazing. Enjoyed this and 1923 and Yellowstone but Mayor Of Kingstown, Tulsa King and Lioness are all excellent. Excited to watch Landman.
l am crying now after the and of that amazing movie..that is like my love story..l am a kurdish person and my wife is a turkish person..l taught her my indigenius language..we created a big worm life..despite of a lot of differences.. thank you so much..🙏🙏
Taylor Sheridan is a genius. In this tale, he includes every facet of the Old West, and even the misery is glorious. I'd vote "1883" as the finest Western Story ever told.
@@tonitant6171-Killing Elsa didn’t ruin the show. It showed the price and risks taken to make something of oneself in The West. A true showing of a bloody time, a time rife with chance and loss. What kinda diminished the show was showing Shea’s suicide. He told us he would kill himself, but that ought to have been left to the imagination. It was made too explicit.
As a person who’s never watched the show, this complication was stellar. It’s showcasing a beautiful love story in an interesting time in history along with good writing and beautiful people in the cast. Love it 🔥
Yea, she falls in love a cpl times just on the way to yellowstone lol but when you take into account what happens its for the best she lived a full life and did what she wanted while she still could.
Everyone loves to see two young and beautiful people sparking. If you're lucky in your life you get to feel the Sparke at least once never forget to or think that it was nothing.
I had it. My husband passed away last December 6 sitting in the passenger seat of my car. He was 56 and needed a heart and kidney transplant. Dec 06 also happened to be my son's 42nd birthday. But he passed away during heart surgery 02/03/21 So my true loves are gone and my heart is 💔
ok... I just watched the TV show... and I have to say.. hers narration is like medicine for my soul... love it. their love story is breathtaking. beautiful.
the actress who played Elsa is wonderful! Her Narration of this series really is special, I wish the series could have been longer or they used her in Yellowstone somehow, her voice is incredible.
Saw just a part of this clip and decided to watch the show. Thought I was gonna watch just another western… how wrong I was.. this show was one of the best things I ever watched and I was fully bawling my eyes out by the end.. still haven’t recovered..
Me too girl. Me too. Esp when she went to race Sam I wished it was me again flying across the pasture as fast as we could go. My horse loved to run everywhere he went and always wanted to run ahead of the other horses. That's why we got along so well. He was such a sweet good boy. He'd always come meet me when I'd go down to the gate even if he was way across the field with the other horses he'd come over to see if I brought him a piece of bread or a crab apple. And OF COURSE I always did. 😊
My grandpa on my mom's side was Cherokee and my grandma was white. He was buried on what would have been their 50th Wedding Anniversary. My grandma never remarried. She passed in 03 at 86. True love knows no race and time. I love Sam and Elsa story.
Wow she said she don’t needs God’s permission because Sam saved her life and her daddy’s life She knew God sent him! WOW that’s awesome and that’s pure love! And I love it!! 🥰
I cried when they parted ways😔 I cried when she died in the end😔 It's their love that remains true❤❤and unbroken♥️♥️ I love this series♥️ Absolutely amazing to watch and so heartfelt. A must see again♥️
Elsa's character didn't need to be killed off like that. The Producers wanted to prove a point that those times were hard and you never knew how long you had on this Earth. If that was the case, they could have killed off the character later after she and Sam were together for awhile.
Elsa's death was the reason to establish how the Yellowstone ranch land was chosen and settled. Elsa's storyline was perfection, and yet bittersweet with Sam.
No. That would've made it easier on us to take. And the writer wanted us to feel the loss of what could have been. And also, it's just accurate. There is no point to prove everyone knows going west was really dangerous. It's simply realistic.
I am a Puerto Rican Hispanic of a Taino descendent and also African and European.The blood I carry in me is history,and still I’m proud of it and proud of my culture and traditions too.
I liked the strong Puerto Rican culture, which survived over a hundred years of another strong cultural influence. But you guys have a dangerous habit of riding dark horses without any lights or reflectors on narrow, winding roads in complete darkness on weekends. We nearly pissed off our pants driving a car.
My baby daddy is native and he’s never been so amazing as Sam. As a native chick it’s so nice to see a native man being this assertive and caring. He loved her.
I grew up in the Texas Panhandle and have so much respect for the Horse Warriors…The Commanche. I get homesick watching 1883 and I love Elsa’s character. Man can she ride! Fierce!!
I have yet to watch it... I was scared of being disappointed like how I was with Yellowstone when it went too political and the damn Beth sh*t that kept happening. I would have loved Yellowstone if Beth was never in it. Just give me more love, ranch and horses stories.
I’ve been married 40 years to a member of the Nehiyawak (Cree) nation. I’ve learned a lot over the years about the beautiful culture of my husband and in-laws. I’ve also learned of the horrors perpetrated on them mostly by the Catholic Church with such things as the Residential schools.
Nikdy ve svém životě,jsem neviděla ,tak lidský příběh... lásky ,odvahy a touhy.Děkuji za něj, vidět svět z jiného pohledu.Nás žijící v Evropě 💯🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿 Děkuji ❤❤❤❤
Die großartigste Liebesgeschichte, die nie wirklich erzählt wurde. Es sind immer die Sachen, die nicht passiert sind, die uns nachhaltig triggern und beschäftigen.
No Stuntmen were used...the actors did their own riding etc. WENT TO COWBOY CAMP TO LEARN THE SKILLS... PRETTY IMPRESSIVE SERIES... ALL OF YELLOWSTONE ❤
Where I grew up in Australia, Mick Jagger came to shoot a film where he was a bush ranger. They had two of the local horseman on set to help him. The only thing they would say qbout the lead singer of the rolling stones was that "he wasn't much chop on a horse" hahahahaha
I could barely wait for the week to pass for the next episode to be here. Never waited with bated breath for tears to fall before 😢 I think many of us see ourselves in her …..oh the wild,reckless,passionate days of our youth! As long as we can feel and remember in our hearts, those days will never be lost to us❤️
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@@dawnhenderson9461lmao. But it's not reality. 🤦 He had no business entertaining her. You know how many native men actually raped white women. There weren't these epic love stories they want to feed you.
It took me a while to figure out that the actor that plays Sam is the one that plays the physical therapist interested in Monica (season 5 I think) in Yellowstone. Love all the overlaps in these shows! Also I think Lightnin’ was in an episode of Yellowstone in a flashback scene to younger John Dutton. Younger Rip was riding a palomino that I would swear was Lightnin’ ❤
Just found this today. I fell in love with this movie, their love, the story. Has me crying all kinds of emotions after just a few shorts about Elsa and Sam ❤
I love the series told the story from Elsa's point of view! It was perfectly done! Also, if you haven't watched the Yellowstone series yet, it's OK! I started with 1923 (watched a few episodes & was so confused who was who and stopped watching to go backward in the timeline to 1883). After 1883, I went on and rewatched 1923. It cleared up who everyone was, the dynamics of the family, and the significance of THAT particular land!! Made me appreciate the characters and storyline so much more. 1883 was AMAZING !! I was disappointed in 1923's last episode, I really hope the next series in the Duttons timeline will jump in right where 1923 was left off!
6:24 absolutely amazing score! I've never heard an OST done so flawlessly for a series, like c'mon I mean, just take a feel through thatttttt-Sends shivers to the bones!
The last scene made me cry then and it made me cry now. I couldnt watch the final episode because I loved Elsa's character so much and did not want to see that free spirited girl die. Maybe someday...
As much as I love Yellowstone, obsess about 1883 and like 1923 I cannot ever forgive the showrunners for making such a heartless and unceremonious reference to the characters of 1883 in 1923. A glimpse of a headstone and a slight comment that was easily missed is not enough to pay homage to the original 1883 family. I went from watching 1883 right into 1923 and was heartbroken. I’ve never typed so many years in one text 😂
I never liked that she had died and the worst thing was that she never left any descendants born by her and the indigenous Sam. I found 1883 very sad, but also interesting to know where the Duttons came from. IMHO!
came from the African continent. When the American continent somehow connected with the African one. They came and lived for a very long time. They worshiped the Supreme God. After a long time, they forgot and began to deviate. They completely fell away and began to do things that were not pleasing to God. Sacrifices and spiritual rituals. For which the Lord gave them into the hands of those who allegedly discovered this land.
I have watched this twice & it never gets old!! The acting takes us back to a time when things & life were like this … our ancestors of many years gone now & Americans have forgotten the struggle of their ancestors… But, phenomenal show !!
Absolutely love this. My grandmother was of Cherokee descent my grandfather Irish German. She used to tell stories of the family coming across the plains in covered wagons.
UA-cam randomly recommend this to me, now I've watched the whole serie and im cryin in my room. Thx... (I didn't know anything about Yellowstone either now im gonna watch the whole serie)
One of the saddest parts about their story, SPOILERS FOR THE ENDING TO YELLOWSTONE: 1883 ENDING: ********************************************************************************************************************************* One of the saddest parts is that as far as we know and/or saw from the show he never found out what happened to Elsa. I just imagine him coming back to the spot where they promised they would reunite and waiting for her, what it must've been like to realize she wasn't coming and possibly never learning why she didn't come back.
This actress is by far one of my favourites she’s so beautiful not just in looks but how she is and her aura!!
What’s her real name
@@SelmaPowers-w2gIsabel may
Truth.
Yes she's absolutely stunning
? That's my cousins name
My husband was Cherokee and an incredible horseman. He’s been gone for 8 years and I grieve for him and our horses every day.
Thinking of you…..❤…..love from 🇦🇺
I could watch an entire series with these two! Sam & Elsa's chemistry is insane.
What is the name of the movie?
@@fabiullasantos The series is called 1883, btw they meet starting episode 7.
No. It's not. They ve experienced similar things they understand a little each other.
@@fabiullasantos IT IS 1883
@@fabiullasantos 1883
The actor who portrayed Sam should narrate an audio book. His voice is absolutely beautiful, deep, and low. Could listen to him speak, and never tire of it.
All day long!
Invisible: Life and Death on the Reservation
@inage2360 thanks!
My boyfriend had a deep low voice and when he whispered near my ear, the hair stood up on my neck and I got shivers!
I to could listen to his voice. His touch would give me chills his eyes I would fall in love with clear to his heart and soul.
My father was native american and my mother was white mixed with italian, Irish. I'm proud of mixed heritage and I've experienced prejudice from both sides . I love both native and white. I accept what I am. People ask me what I am I say I'm a human being but there are those who say I just say indian or I'm not white enough to be white. I definitely relate to this story from my deceased parents
I wish more people saw and related to race like you!
Errrrm, you confuse me much with your statement... I am 50% pure Irish, the other 50% of my genetics is a mongrel mix of Italian, French, German and English, all of the above nationalities are "white"/Caucasian... So why do you say "white" is one thing but Irish and Italian are different... is it ignorance or are you just trying to cause divisions between people??
Indian race must be protected
Shut up!
My heritage is mixed too with Native American. I have white skin but black hair. I’ve been told I’m not a Native American because I don’t look it and when I’ve said I have Native American in my family tree, a couple of people have joked and asked if my family were savages. I didn’t cry though. I stood and looked at the people and said “No my family is strong. We just show it in different ways” My mother has always told me to never forget who I am and to be proud.
Best show I have ever seen in my 60 years of life. The bond between Elsa and her father is beautiful. Incredible cinematography.
That kiss in the middle of that tornado...the music and the desperation....wow...just wow...I literally cried.
Love is one of the most powerful force
her true immediate feelings came out for him in that moment.. it was there from the moment they met..
She, herself, a force of nature he cannot resist. She’s amazing. This character may be my favorite in all of Yellowstone.
I cried too. Such an emotional kiss 💋 ❤
Such a gorgeous scene.
UA-cam randomly recommended this to me. It's so simple and beautiful
I just got done watching it as well 😂
Same...just popped up now and caught me by surprise just how engrossing it was 😊😂
@@rosahughey8081 same.
It's such an amazing show
Me too .. glad it did
I like how he pronounced “lightning” back to her with the southern accent…it was a very quick, sweet moment.
@@fludderkiddie It was imitation. He thought that's how it was said based on her pronunciation of the word!
"I am the wife of a warrior, which means I am a warrior. And warriors don't cry". And when it came down to it, Elsa fought like a warrior. Killing not one but two warriors and keening the Comanche death cry. Gawd, how amazing!
It’s a heartbreaking story that relates to how it was back in the past.How strong they had to be.
Perfectly said!
Elsa and Sam...the greatest story never really told.
What I wouldn't have done for a series just based on the two of them and their journey of what could've been.
lmao. But it's not reality. 🤦 He had no business entertaining her. You know how many native men actually raped white women. There weren't these epic love stories they want to feed you.
In which season does this story appear, since I'm watching the 4th phase and haven't seen any of these characters yet?
Holy crap does she not make it back to him????😢
@@kittyjohnston7857 You really need to watch. But have tissues ready. That's all I am gonna say.
Why did they not make ore of Sam and girl with yellow hair love story they ruined it
My grandpa is Cherokee and my grandmother was white. She spent her entire life embracing her husband’s culture, just like Elsa (started to do.) My grandma is actually the one who taught all of us the culture and the language because “popa” worked so much. I loved Elsa and Sam’s storyline because it reminds me of my grandparents so much ❤️
That is very interesting.Thank you for sharing ❤
Whose wasn’t?
@@walelu777 Thank you for your kindness
And your grandpa didn't care about your grandma's history? 🤔
Damn you pretty
Interesting story aswel thanks for sharing Love from Australia
Whenever I watch an episode of Yellowstone after having watched 1883…I imagine Elsa’s ghost riding through the ranch lands, doomed never to rest until the seven-generation “lease” has ended.
Tate I believe is the 7th generation of both families
I love the way this show portrays Natives and Europeans. I love the respect given to both sides and that even though our history together was tough, I love that it shows how we can love each other and respect each other even with our differences. We are all Americans.
& that is why this is the best country on earth not because of our government but because of the people
Its all Hollywood fairytale. beatiful but far from the truth.
Fico na esperança que final desta história eles ficam juntos
❤🫶
@@yusufraage8554 Not really. There was coexistence like this. Even from superiors.
Many years ago someone asked me where my home was - I pointed across the room towards my husband and said 'There - in the space between my husband's arms'.
He was my everything - Best friend, teacher, mirror to my soul, light in my heart - and I was his
When he passed away my heart was shattered - It hurt to breath
But those decades we shared together were worth every moment of grief
Some loves last a lifetime - Others through eternity - This mortal world is limited but the heavens are endless and eternal
Mam, I am so sorry for the passing of your husband. The way you speak about him still, even after his passing moved me to tears. He was so blessed to have you as we were to have him. 🥹🫂
God this is so beautiful
Didn't expect to cry reading the comments. I'm sorry you lost him. Some of us look our entire lives for a love like that. Thanks for sharing and letting us know that it does exist. Take care.
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Mam, I'm so sorry for the loss of your husband. I have found mine and this is my biggest fear. You are brave.
She’s one of the prettiest girls I’ve ever seen omg I’m so jealous of her nose
I bet your nose is beautiful!!!!!!☺️
Her nose??!!! 😂😂😂
That's so funny! How adorable!
If you ever decide to get a new nose, just take a picture of hers to the plastic surgeon (a GOOD one, whose work you like) and say, "I want THAT!" Easy peasy!! (Also, show him these clips so he can see it from all different angles. Even better than still shots!
ESPECIALLY if you have a job with good insurance! Just research what other people who have difficulties sleeping or breathing, etc. have done as far as fixing theirs. I'm sure there's plenty online it chat goups, etc., that can help.and guide you along the way...! 😜
@@skontheroad It's really easy for doctors to check if person can breath through their nose normally. Surgery for that reason would make their nose about the same size or little bit bigger. Actors and celebrities lie.
Her nose is so cute
We are all beautiful and unique, God crafted each of us individually one a time.
Beautiful couple, beautiful horses, beautiful scenery, beautiful but sad story.
"I belong to the people and the people belong to this land. We don't dare leave it. Maybe some day you'll find land to belong to and you'll know what I mean." Such amazing foreshadowing considering he puts Dutton ranch on the same land as where he buried Elsa and then future generations put up a hell of a fight keeping it in the family name.
We europeans belong to all the lands, you are correct. To yours too. Just happens to be that way.
ya'll don't belong to literally anywhere. your strangers on other peoples land@@hulking_presence
wow ~; 🤍🌿
@@hulking_presence huh ????
@@hulking_presence not true. I can tell as someone who’s mixed European, we do not fucking belong to some lands. In facts, some nods we’ve actively ruined just by existing on it
I wish this were a longer series. Fine acting ang great storytelling.
Oh I know!! I love these two!! She is beautiful and an amazing actress!!
I wish we got Sam’s reaction when they were supposed to meet up
Do they make it back to each other? Or is this the end of the series? 😫
Who gon tell him@@Avalee325
@@Avalee325they meet again in the afterlife
I am Hebrew, Egyptian, and Norwegian...not everyone lives in hate or division. In fact there's more mixed children than not out there. This was nicely done.
There is no such thing as a Hebrew.
I am also Hebrew and Egyptian!!
@@Nadsow Omg you're so beautiful if that's you in your pfp 😮
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Yea, in America there's no telling what you are until you do a DNA test esp if your family has been here 250 years...
Their love is why I loved this show. It’s heartbreaking & beautiful.
lmao. But it's not reality. 🤦 He had no business entertaining her. You know how many native men actually raped white women. There weren't these epic love stories they want to feed you.
Enfin un bon western, il me fait penser à Mille femmes blanches !
This was beautiful. I am white and Cherokee on both sides of my family, and this makes me feel very close to my ancestors and their story. I see my grandmothers and grandfathers in them.❤️ We are all human. That’s all that should matter.
All white people are “Cherokee” 😂
Taylor Sheridan shut these two amazing actors down because they were getting more accolades than him!! It's very sad that a great writer can't just create and let the love flow where it may!! Taylor is doing the same thing to Kevin Michael Costner!!
Every white person is “Cherokee” 😆
We should look less at what makes us similar and more at what makes us different.
It is the differences that enrich us!
Absolutely! 😊🎉❤
Sam has such an amazing hair...flawless smooth and silky ❤
😅it s not fair
Sam has amazing black silky long hair..we Indians also have this type of hair..I m from India..and we Indians have bebeautiful hair too😊
@@seemachaudhary228 yes,India is a diverse country with variety of cultures, and traditions ....I'm an Indian too
Sam is gorgeous.
I would have to verify, but isn't it a wig here? I thought during filming, the actor's hair in real life is short. I could be wrong, but thought when they interviewed him that it was short.
Elsa… what an incredibly well-written character. I most definitely do not agree with Taylor Sheridan’s politics, but I sure respect the hell out of him. Nice work, Mr. Sheridan. This sir, is your masterpiece. And it is breathtaking.
All his shows are amazing. Enjoyed this and 1923 and Yellowstone but Mayor Of Kingstown, Tulsa King and Lioness are all excellent. Excited to watch Landman.
En français SVP
l am crying now after the and of that amazing movie..that is like my love story..l am a kurdish person and my wife is a turkish person..l taught her my indigenius language..we created a big worm life..despite of a lot of differences.. thank you so much..🙏🙏
Taylor Sheridan is a genius. In this tale, he includes every facet of the Old West, and even the misery is glorious. I'd vote "1883" as the finest Western Story ever told.
Until he kills elsa
Well said!
Taylor is western dick wolf
@@tonitant6171-Killing Elsa didn’t ruin the show. It showed the price and risks taken to make something of oneself in The West.
A true showing of a bloody time, a time rife with chance and loss.
What kinda diminished the show was showing Shea’s suicide. He told us he would kill himself, but that ought to have been left to the imagination. It was made too explicit.
@@richlisola1What completely ruined the show was how disgustingly progressive it was.
As a person who’s never watched the show, this complication was stellar. It’s showcasing a beautiful love story in an interesting time in history along with good writing and beautiful people in the cast. Love it 🔥
Same. I’m not a K Cosner fan, but Imma try it because of this beautiful love story
Yea, she falls in love a cpl times just on the way to yellowstone lol but when you take into account what happens its for the best she lived a full life and did what she wanted while she still could.
@@Janellabellewhat you mean?
Best god damn love story ever told.We need a whole series on their love!
This is a whole series.
This serious was mind blowingly good! The cinematography, storyline… it’s all *chefs kiss*
Everyone loves to see two young and beautiful people sparking. If you're lucky in your life you get to feel the Sparke at least once never forget to or think that it was nothing.
I had it. My husband passed away last December 6 sitting in the passenger seat of my car. He was 56 and needed a heart and kidney transplant. Dec 06 also happened to be my son's 42nd birthday. But he passed away during heart surgery 02/03/21 So my true loves are gone and my heart is 💔
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@@debbilynch1653I'm so sorry, far too young ❤
I don't think I will ever recover from losing them both.
ok... I just watched the TV show... and I have to say.. hers narration is like medicine for my soul... love it. their love story is breathtaking. beautiful.
yes but holy hell that last episode rips out our soul
I cannot blame her at all. Sam is amazing. I'd do the same 🤣
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me too 😆
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me too
Likewise! 😆
Both actors and absolutely gorgeous! Especially Sam🤤
My thoughts exactly! 😝
the actress who played Elsa is wonderful! Her Narration of this series really is special, I wish the series could have been longer or they used her in Yellowstone somehow, her voice is incredible.
Hwat?
They really LOVE each other in all senses of the word. That is so rare.
Their goodbye always gets me in tears. 🥹❤️
💯💯💯I agree … I said well her mother wanted a ceremony there it was a beautiful Native American ceremony..When they circle ⭕️ around her
right, i just watched it and it was so stunning it got me crying. i never cry over sappy love things but that was just gorgeous.
@@donnapiraino3323TEVE TUDO ISSO ? UAUUU. NAO ASSIDTRI ESSA SÉRIE. VOU TER QUE PAGAR SO PARA VER A SAGA DA ELSA E DO SAM 😮
She found her quiet place, her shelter from the storm ❤😢
I am Native American and Irish and I just love this
Me too
Thank you for your kindness 😊
same! choctaw and irish for me :)
I have never seen Yellowstone, but the emotions I felt watching these scenes makes me want to.
Saw just a part of this clip and decided to watch the show. Thought I was gonna watch just another western… how wrong I was.. this show was one of the best things I ever watched and I was fully bawling my eyes out by the end.. still haven’t recovered..
I lost count of the amount of times I cried.!!
So have I❤😢
Do you know the name of it ???
@@lindamailhot784 the show this video is from? It’s 1883
Mira 1923 ! you are going to love that
Powerful. Gives me chills and fills my eyes with tears every time. It pulls you in, holds you tightly and you never want it to end. That's powerful.
She is amazing. This story line is amazing. Feels so real. Makes me miss my cowgirl days for sure.
Me too girl. Me too. Esp when she went to race Sam I wished it was me again flying across the pasture as fast as we could go. My horse loved to run everywhere he went and always wanted to run ahead of the other horses. That's why we got along so well. He was such a sweet good boy. He'd always come meet me when I'd go down to the gate even if he was way across the field with the other horses he'd come over to see if I brought him a piece of bread or a crab apple. And OF COURSE I always did. 😊
Where did you two live as cowgirl/boys?
You should be proud. Its a beautiful heritage. If only things had gone differently 😭
This was such a great series. They did Elsa dirty with the way she died. And then not knowing if Sam died and they met in heaven.
My grandpa on my mom's side was Cherokee and my grandma was white. He was buried on what would have been their 50th Wedding Anniversary. My grandma never remarried. She passed in 03 at 86. True love knows no race and time. I love Sam and Elsa story.
Wow she said she don’t needs God’s permission because Sam saved her life and her daddy’s life She knew God sent him! WOW that’s awesome and that’s pure love! And I love it!! 🥰
Better love story than Twilight
not a high bar to pass tbh
I beg to differ but love both anyways. ❤❤
@@bobbq8380 raise your standards
Yes enter then twilight
Young love.
I cried when they parted ways😔
I cried when she died in the end😔
It's their love that remains true❤❤and unbroken♥️♥️
I love this series♥️
Absolutely amazing to watch and so heartfelt.
A must see again♥️
Me too.
It's so beautiful the way they look at each other. It has everything. I squeezed them. It's a shame it didn't work out. 😢💔
why did it not work ?
Do you know the name of the movie?
@@lauralove5336 no happy end.. The chemical's worked.
@@fabiullasantos why you don't know? :) the google's your friend too, my dear friend. :)
@@fabiullasantosIt's 1883, a Yellowstone prequel.
Series* though, not a movie..
Elsa's character didn't need to be killed off like that. The Producers wanted to prove a point that those times were hard and you never knew how long you had on this Earth. If that was the case, they could have killed off the character later after she and Sam were together for awhile.
Elsa's death was the reason to establish how the Yellowstone ranch land was chosen and settled. Elsa's storyline was perfection, and yet bittersweet with Sam.
No. That would've made it easier on us to take. And the writer wanted us to feel the loss of what could have been. And also, it's just accurate. There is no point to prove everyone knows going west was really dangerous. It's simply realistic.
You clearly don’t understand Greek tragedy or the underlying agenda this movie has
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Elsa is a very serious young woman ❤ Love has got everything to do with it 🎉
Sam is really good looking. Elsa is very pretty.
Ennis: the high school crush
Sam: the man who has his shit together
He's cute too.
lol facts
Bless Ennis’ sweet cowboy heart
Ennis was such a sweety pie and how he treated Elsa altogether
Exactly
I am a Puerto Rican Hispanic of a Taino descendent and also African and European.The blood I carry in me is history,and still I’m proud of it and proud of my culture and traditions too.
I liked the strong Puerto Rican culture, which survived over a hundred years of another strong cultural influence. But you guys have a dangerous habit of riding dark horses without any lights or reflectors on narrow, winding roads in complete darkness on weekends. We nearly pissed off our pants driving a car.
Not the same!!!
My baby daddy is native and he’s never been so amazing as Sam. As a native chick it’s so nice to see a native man being this assertive and caring. He loved her.
Can you just say your child’s father? Baby daddy sounds like a guest on the Jerry Springer Show, or that godawful Teen mom show on MTV.
”baby daddy”
What kind of ghetto talk is this?
@carlacox1839 y’all give your womb to assholes than cry when you find out that they’re assholes
Eu me apaixonei por eles
@@richlisola1 its a way of a saying a childs father whos not a father lol they fathered the child but don't step up enough to be a father
This was awesome, to show such chemistry between SAM and ELSA....cant wait for part 2. ..
She reminds me jennifer lawrence, florence pugh and juno temple at the same time
And a little bit of Isabel Lucas
Thank you for your kindness 😊
I was trying to think who Elsa reminded me of & it’s Jennifer Lawrence - voice & looks 😊
I thought Florence Pugh & Jennifer Lawrence also!
they're one of the most beautiful couples omg
Love the name he gave her “lightening with the yellow hair”
Yes a beautiful couple great match for this movie .. so unbelievably real
I grew up in the Texas Panhandle and have so much respect for the Horse Warriors…The Commanche. I get homesick watching 1883 and I love Elsa’s character. Man can she ride! Fierce!!
I would LOVE to experience the emotions of seeing this show for the first time again!❤
Not me. I'm still emotionally damaged from this series 😭
I have yet to watch it... I was scared of being disappointed like how I was with Yellowstone when it went too political and the damn Beth sh*t that kept happening. I would have loved Yellowstone if Beth was never in it. Just give me more love, ranch and horses stories.
1883 is a love story that takes place in very harsh times in a brutal environment. I loved it very much.
I’ve been married 40 years to a member of the Nehiyawak (Cree) nation. I’ve learned a lot over the years about the beautiful culture of my husband and in-laws. I’ve also learned of the horrors perpetrated on them mostly by the Catholic Church with such things as the Residential schools.
Nikdy ve svém životě,jsem neviděla ,tak lidský příběh... lásky ,odvahy a touhy.Děkuji za něj, vidět svět z jiného pohledu.Nás žijící v Evropě 💯🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿 Děkuji ❤❤❤❤
Die großartigste Liebesgeschichte, die nie wirklich erzählt wurde.
Es sind immer die Sachen, die nicht passiert sind, die uns nachhaltig triggern und beschäftigen.
No Stuntmen were used...the actors did their own riding etc.
WENT TO COWBOY CAMP TO LEARN THE SKILLS...
PRETTY IMPRESSIVE SERIES...
ALL OF YELLOWSTONE ❤
real cowboy shit..
Where I grew up in Australia, Mick Jagger came to shoot a film where he was a bush ranger. They had two of the local horseman on set to help him.
The only thing they would say qbout the lead singer of the rolling stones was that "he wasn't much chop on a horse" hahahahaha
I had to cry with her at thr end. Excellent actress 👏
I could barely wait for the week to pass for the next episode to be here. Never waited with bated breath for tears to fall before 😢 I think many of us see ourselves in her …..oh the wild,reckless,passionate days of our youth! As long as we can feel and remember in our hearts, those days will never be lost to us❤️
HE WAS SO BEAUTIFUL… I LOVED him in this show… am soooooo saddened by his passing…RIP Cole You are gone way too soon…💔
@apachespook71
The actor playing Sam is Martin Sensmeier.
Thank you for supporting our famous show and I can see you're such a big fan of YELLOWSTONE and I appreciate that we appreciate that a lot.
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#justiceforcole ❤
Thank you for your kindness 😊
He is alive.
I think mixed heritage is Beautiful. I respect and love them. They have lots to share with us❣️
I was so mad they didn't keep her alive and them together.
Me too they were perfect for each other
who killed her?what happens?
@@dawnhenderson9461lmao. But it's not reality. 🤦 He had no business entertaining her. You know how many native men actually raped white women. There weren't these epic love stories they want to feed you.
@@fall8947she dies from an arrow to the liver and slowly passes away in her fathers arms 😢
Me too. It would have been a better story if they had settled on some land, and had kids, and raised horses for the army.
This was so awesome, I wish we could have more great stories on television 📺 😊. This America has some great writers. These stories are our history.
This was my favorite series to watch. Loved her love story between her and Sam. ❤
I’m 57 yrs old and I have NEVER seen anything better or that will stick with me longer.
It took me a while to figure out that the actor that plays Sam is the one that plays the physical therapist interested in Monica (season 5 I think) in Yellowstone. Love all the overlaps in these shows! Also I think Lightnin’ was in an episode of Yellowstone in a flashback scene to younger John Dutton. Younger Rip was riding a palomino that I would swear was Lightnin’ ❤
He also plays Chip in Wind River. I love that Taylor Sheridan retains most of the actos in his shows/movies.
I am always fascinated by Native American History,,,i am sorry to hear that many tribes have died out😮we can learn from their way of life❤
“Died out” is a really interesting way to say “were genocided”
@@yeetme3940some were. Some killed off by other NA tribes.
Just found this today. I fell in love with this movie, their love, the story. Has me crying all kinds of emotions after just a few shorts about Elsa and Sam ❤
I love the series told the story from Elsa's point of view! It was perfectly done! Also, if you haven't watched the Yellowstone series yet, it's OK! I started with 1923 (watched a few episodes & was so confused who was who and stopped watching to go backward in the timeline to 1883). After 1883, I went on and rewatched 1923. It cleared up who everyone was, the dynamics of the family, and the significance of THAT particular land!! Made me appreciate the characters and storyline so much more. 1883 was AMAZING !! I was disappointed in 1923's last episode, I really hope the next series in the Duttons timeline will jump in right where 1923 was left off!
6:24 absolutely amazing score! I've never heard an OST done so flawlessly for a series, like c'mon I mean, just take a feel through thatttttt-Sends shivers to the bones!
I haven't cried this much during a western since i watched into the west in 2005
As a Native we dont cry . Love this show sooooo much
I love them ❤ is sad Elsa’s ending 😢😢😢 Sam is handsome ❤ love the show ❤❤❤
I’ve not seen this show … and yet I’m sobbing . I feel this deep inside … the turmoil of the era .
dang they are both beautiful people 😍😍😍 i was gonna say she's gorgeous but he is SO handsome too, just super good looking people.
The last scene made me cry then and it made me cry now. I couldnt watch the final episode because I loved Elsa's character so much and did not want to see that free spirited girl die. Maybe someday...
I’ve never watched this show.
But that blonde girl is a special kind of beautiful.
You got that right!!!
Better watch it while there still time
Lmao. She looks nothing special at all. I guess if you're in your 20s you're not used to regular faces.
@@narlywaves2371 Which country you live? No girls look like her.
@@narlywaves2371 She's objectively gorgeous. You probably look like mouldy bread.
This was such a great series! I must rewatch all of it now! Their passion is palpable… great chemistry.
I grew to.love Elsa
Not like a man, but the way a father loves his daughter. She was so spirited. I mourned her death.
Love this series beautiful story. I need to watch it all again..
As much as I love Yellowstone, obsess about 1883 and like 1923 I cannot ever forgive the showrunners for making such a heartless and unceremonious reference to the characters of 1883 in 1923. A glimpse of a headstone and a slight comment that was easily missed is not enough to pay homage to the original 1883 family. I went from watching 1883 right into 1923 and was heartbroken. I’ve never typed so many years in one text 😂
I was so disappointed how 1923 ended!!! So open ended. I still have to watch Yellowstone but 1883 was amazing!
Yellowstone In November! And 1923 in the summer of 2025
What a story, wow, am still stunned, i just love the Elsa girl, she is a beauty.
I never liked that she had died and the worst thing was that she never left any descendants born by her and the indigenous Sam. I found 1883 very sad, but also interesting to know where the Duttons came from. IMHO!
Sad reality of life back then 😢
came from the African continent. When the American continent somehow connected with the African one. They came and lived for a very long time. They worshiped the Supreme God. After a long time, they forgot and began to deviate. They completely fell away and began to do things that were not pleasing to God. Sacrifices and spiritual rituals. For which the Lord gave them into the hands of those who allegedly discovered this land.
I have watched this twice & it never gets old!! The acting takes us back to a time when things & life were like this … our ancestors of many years gone now & Americans have forgotten the struggle of their ancestors… But, phenomenal show !!
I wish we would've got an ending closure with sam, apparently he nvr finds out about elsa and nvr seen again. Breaks my heart
Bawling my eyes out at the goodbye scene between Sam and Elsa…..😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Wow, these scenes are so powerful. I love this series. One could say Elsa reincarnated as Beth and Sam as Rip.
This show is a masterpiece. So much heart.
Absolutely love this. My grandmother was of Cherokee descent my grandfather Irish German. She used to tell stories of the family coming across the plains in covered wagons.
UA-cam randomly recommend this to me, now I've watched the whole serie and im cryin in my room. Thx... (I didn't know anything about Yellowstone either now im gonna watch the whole serie)
I was playing sims 3 while watching 7th ep, (lightning yellow hair) and i had a foal in the game and the game suggested 'lightning' as her name...🥲
One of the saddest parts about their story, SPOILERS FOR THE ENDING TO YELLOWSTONE: 1883 ENDING:
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One of the saddest parts is that as far as we know and/or saw from the show he never found out what happened to Elsa. I just imagine him coming back to the spot where they promised they would reunite and waiting for her, what it must've been like to realize she wasn't coming and possibly never learning why she didn't come back.
Oui, j'ai aimé leur couple... Quelle alchimie. Beau western quel plaisir de regarder avec beaucoup d'émotion
Why do i feel like crying? I have a feeling that this beautiful story is
not going to end well.
You're right 😢