John Dutton Shares a Moment w/ His Father | Yellowstone | Paramount Network
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John Dutton (Kevin Costner) and John Dutton Sr. (Dabney Coleman) share a touching father/son moment in this flashback highlight from season 2. New episodes of Yellowstone air on Wednesdays, only on Paramount Network.
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Yellowstone is a drama series that follows the Dutton family, led by patriarch John Dutton (Kevin Costner). The Duttons control the largest contiguous ranch in the U.S. and must contend with constant attacks by land developers, clashes with an Indian reservation and conflict with America's first national park.
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RIP Dabney Coleman. glad we got to share a scene with you one last time.
What a fitting last scene we got with him.
"I guess I miss more than I thought..." That hits hard.
They left out one of the most important lines. The line that is the cornerstone of all the drama on the show. He made John promise him he would NEVER let them take the ranch. Kind of an important line in this scene.
Not a god damn inch.
And that is something John is not willing to break because like he said it took sacrifice to give them a home it rlly did and everyone thinks John should just let the Ranch go and be taken away from him? I feel he wants to let it go but not to be taken, he wants it to be passed down and let either Kayce or Tate do what they wish with it.
Dont let em take one inch of it
I lost my dad 14 months ago. Every time I watch this scene, the more I wished I would have spent more time like this with my dad. My dad was self employed and the hardest working man I’ve ever known. When I watch this clip I can so relate to just about everything they’re talking about .
100% agree. Why cut short one of the most heartfelt scenes of one of the greatest shows of all time.
What a scene. Rest in peace, Mr. Coleman. A life well-lived and an incredible talent.
I'm deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Dabney Coleman. He is such a talented actor, and his performances have been a cherished part of my life for many years. My mother and I enjoyed watching his movies. His unique presence and remarkable talent brought so much joy and laughter to countless people. My heartfelt condolences go out to his family, friends, and all who loved him. He will be dearly missed, but his legacy will live on through the wonderful memories and performances he leaves behind. May he rest in eternal peace and his memories be a blessing of comfort and strength throughout your journey. 🕊️🙏🏼♥️🙏🏼🕊️
I call my dad every day. I'm gonna miss him when he's gone. He's my hero and I'm not ashamed to say it.
I called my dad every day we weren't together for last 6 years of his life. Lost him last year, he was only 67. Make the most of the time you have. If I had one regret it was that so much of it was on the phone and not enough in person. I would have made more time if I had known. I miss him every day.
We nvr know one day to the nxt we could go b4 our parents i lost brother&sister it was end my dad but cherish every second rip to all good dads out there🙏
Same here!
Take advantage of the time you got before it’s gone, because all your left with after they are gone is the memories you shared or the lack there of. My father shot himself 6 years ago, I was working 3rd shift at the time, and decided that morning to take some overtime instead of going back home, if I’d of went home I’d most likely caught him before it happened and possibly prevented it, but I didn’t and it’s a pain that will be with me for the rest of my life.
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My dad has been gone 27 years and still miss him. To all those fortunate enough to still have yours, don’t ever take him for granted.
i lost my father 8 years ago and i miss him everyday
So true. Mine passed away in 2018. I miss him every day. I felt like that bond we had was gone. I know its not, but man it still hurts.
Y’all are lucky, my dad was never around he’s still alive and has only seen my kids a handful of times mind you my oldest is 15 and the youngest is 5, that’s why I try to be the best Father to my kid’s.
That would depend on the quality of the dad. Some are not missable, unfortunately.
Same - 27 years also. Seems like yesterday.
I wish they carried the scene alittle longer.. when he talks about always knowing his son snuck into the kitchen everynight for a cookie I was bawling! This show is so subtle, but that recognition is the same recognition that he gives Rip later in the episode. Letting him know that he SEES him. So beautiful. ❤️
Lots of people miss that.
God that part got me bad
Agreed. That was a sweet memory they shared.
I miss my Dad so much.. I think of him whole watching Yellowstone .
Kinda how it goes precious moments never really last long.
"You thought nobody knew, go in the kitchen steal a cookie and you thought nobody knew. I knew" man that was the part that got me i cant lie.
You and me both .. miss my Dad so very much 6/14/19
I Cried
That little adorable giggle he gives after saying it is what got me to tear up. Man had ONE scene and absolutely knocked it out of the park.
best scene in the entire serie. kudos to these great actors
Just lost my Dad last week ..he was 94....I was lucky, we got to have a "moment" together pretty much like this....it's like they say, you get thru the loss but, you never get over it. Godspeed, Pop....you did real good.
When he takes his father's hat off and it reveals that he's breaking down crying... I completely lost it. What an absolutely incredible scene.
This scene was something else man.
YELLOWSTONE IS AWESOME...NOTHING MORE NEED BE SAID..😎😎😎😎
I miss. My.dad and.i.will.allways
@@rudypinedo1587 they never leave us they are always watching God bless you..
What a scene and performance by Dabney Coleman 😭👏🏼
Yes! Dabney was sooooo incredible in this scene. He OWNED it. How wonderful for Costner to partake in that moment. Kevin is always good, but Dabney owned this scene.
@@LorijazzgrrlVaughan I noticed Costner let him have the scene. That’s what make Costner a great actor.
Dabney coleman also starred in boardwalk empire as commodore louis kaestner on the first and second season . He begin a mentor to nucky then betrayed him with nucky brother eli and manipulated his son jimmy into getting power
The voice of Principal Prickly of Recess
I thought it was Bruce Springsteen, that's singing, it sounds like him.
My dad has been gone 25 years. I still wish I had one more day.
Cody Norman you are your dad. all men are there dads. for better or for worse
What about women? Do they become their fathers too?
Cody I lost mine four years ago and all I wish for is just one more chance to say that I loved him.
Cody Norman I say that every day
xxwhispersxx At my father’s funeral they said I became my father’s son
Dabney Coleman, a man known for comedy roles, absolutely commands this scene with all the sincerity and emotion a man of his years can muster. Between these two master actors it's far too easy to assume this is a real conversation between a father and his son.
He does drama well too. You should see him in "The Guardian."
Wow, didn’t even realize that was Dabney Coleman.
If a comedian is highly talented (of the caliber of Robin Williams or Carol Burnett, for example), it never surprises me when they do a great job in a dramatic role. Oddly, the reverse is less true (that the greatest dramatic actors are also good at comedy).
@@rowanaforrest9792 To be fair, Ed O'Neill was a dramatic actor before "Married... with Children" and he nailed his role to the T.
@@marcelparker6755 I'm not familiar with his work, but I always appreciate actors/actresses who can do both drama and comedy. I'm trying to think of primarily dramatic actors with great comedic ability... (this is going to date me)... Harry Morgan, Robert Culp, Darren McGavin, James Garner, Julie Andrews, Emma Thompson, Helen Mirren, Dwight Schulz (ack! drawing a blank on younger ones!).
I haven’t cried since I was about 8 years old. I was watching this episode and my dad was sitting right next to me, and while this scene was playing I looked at my dad and realized how old he’s getting, and I damn near broke down in tears right there because my dad means so much to me, he’s basically taught me everything I know, almost every feature of my personality and physical traits come from him. I love him to death and I feel bad cause he’s gonna have to work the rest of his life to help with my mom’s disease. I’ll pay off your mortgage dad... one day...I promise.
I got you'r felling and point . God bless you and you'r family. ameen
Please don't leave anything unsaid or an I love u opportunity missed. Please get his stories, his wisdom, his beliefs. Record everything
You are a very blessed man and I hope you realize it. Despite the difficulties surrounding your family, the relationship you share with your daddy is so precious and rare. It's an unfortunate fact today that many children have NO relationship with their fathers. So hug him tight and treasure every minute you have left together. More importantly, develop that SAME relationship with your own kids.
One day at a time, brother
Just tell him how much you appreciate his sacrifice and tell him how much he means to you. Life is far too short. Your love will last an eternity though. Only the shell parishes
My dad died 19 years ago when i was 25, like others said, don't take it for granted.
My father has been dead now 17 years come July. This year he would have turned 75 in June. There is not one day that goes by that I do not miss him and wish he was still here. I am the man I am today because of him both good and bad. He had his flaws and demons...we all do but he did his best to raise me and my brother, put a roof over our heads, put food on the table and clothe us well and I will always be thankful for that. Watching this scene really struck a cord with me, I'm thankful for the time I had with him but in the end it wasn't enough and I miss him.
Daddy doesn't pray anymore beautiful song
I wish this was the entire scene showing where John woke his father up, got him dressed, walked him down the stairs and got him mounted on the horse. When Sr. said “we should say goodbye to your mother” and Jr. said “she’s not here, Dad” I could feel all the emotions welling up. The rest of the scene just ate me up. Best cold opening of any show I’ve seen.
The finest scene of the entire series - by far. I doubt they'll ever be able to eclipse this. Played to perfection by two fantastically brilliant actors. I just can't ever watch this without getting a lump in my throat and tears in my eyes.
My wife has said for years this Chris stapleton song reminds her of my father… I absolutely lost my mind over this scene. Tv doesn’t really ever strike my heart, but this just hit right I guess
The last line of your comment.. I thought that was just me who got that way. Glad I’m not alone.
I agree 100%
Yeah this scene, captured perfectly. My pops not perfect, but try to enjoy him while he’s here.
Rest in peace mister Coleman. And thank you.
A story from a close family friend, they were hunting in Colorado as they had did for years and his father in law never let anyone use his rifle, well one morning the old man handed it to his son in law (the family friend) and said “you use it today”. Before the day was over they found him resting on the side of one of the mountains, passing away where he felt the happiest
One of the greatest scenes in the whole series of the show. My dad has been gone 23 years this year and I still wish I could have a moment like this with him. This made me cry like a baby and I’ll never be too much of a man to admit that.
It takes a man to admit it…
"You'll miss what I was a long time ago" Now, THAT is a powerful line, because it is so true.
Whats he mean what that
@@jimmyjames3819 that he won't miss the old man
@@jimmyjames3819 that he'll miss the memory of him as a boy, not who he is now
That line was a killer for me. I couldn’t stop the tears.
@@jimmyjames3819he’ll miss the man his father was when he was growing up, not the 90 something year old man he was in this scene.
My Dad has been gone 51 year's and I think of him Every day , if you're still lucky enough to have yours .. cherrish him , right , wrong or indifferent he's the only Father you will ever have.
My Dad was diagnosed with 3 types of cancer in 2019 and a year later after surgery and chemo. It all went into remission. He is now 64 years old and the thought of him dying still scares me. I thank God for everyday I spend with him.
Such a touching moment with a father and his son.... Brought rain to my eyes..God this is so moving...
But not “Rain Water.”
Anyone else’s here after S5E4? This scene hits a lot harder now.
miss my old dad,gone twenty years in october...54 years old, god rest father
Mine been gone 25 years . I still wish I had one more day
I’ve been a huge fan of both of these actors. Never saw Yellowstone, but let to this scene as a result of the news of Mr. Coleman’s passing. I get that this is an important & emotional scene, but hat to listen to it 5 times to get the nuanced dialog, buried beneath the loud music with vocals that doubled over or cover what was being said. A quiet guitar & harmonica would have set the mood. Whoever made the decision to use a singing vocal, I’d be like, “ My office, NOW….& close the door.”
My grandfather passed away in 2010 and the day of we had a fight and by the late evening he was gone I never got to talk it out or say goodbye and while he wasn’t my father he was there in time I need a figure in my life and I miss him
I miss you dad
Just lost my dad last year. This scene just knocked the wind right out of me, I did not take the time to properly mourn him and now seems like the time to start. oh dear god....
Mourn him my friend. It’s never too late.
Quite possibly one of the best scenes ever filmed on Television , distilled into one scene , how to be a Man
Lost my dad last year to a long health battle. I recently stumbled across this show and this episode hit me pretty hard. Them sitting on the boulder and him looking up at his son with that old man chuckle reminded me of my old pops a lot a lot.
Same happening here.
my dad passed in march, this scene made me bawl, dad passed to metastatic colon cancer at the age of 54 one month shy of his 55th bday, love you pops
17 years ago my dad said goodbye. I was only 17. Hope he’s proud of me even in my shortcomings. Such an incredible show. ❤😢
My dad young (63). I wish he was here to meet and know his grandsons. I miss him everyday.
My God, I miss My Grandfather so much so He was My favorite person who passed unto The Father recently...I never knew My Father except The One in Heaven sitting beside His Father and I love You all and just remember to always remember to be grateful ❤
Lost my father 5/2020. Not a day goes by that, I don't see him in a brief memory. You can lose everything in life, but memories will always remain in our heart/mind. I will see you again, Dad...🙏
This scene makes me fuckin crying! Hope my dad will stay for many years more 🙏
wish I knew my birth father, but my step Dad was great . RIP Dad.
It will be 2 years this Jan 10 2023 that I lost my dad unexpectedly I was so closed to him. I was his sunshine and I cry my eyes out when I see this episode I miss him so much it physically hurts Yellowstone is great show !
DIed having a drink with his son, while enjoying nature's beauty one last time. We should all be so lucky.
This is a great scene , " when you get my age only thing you miss is being young, a chance to do it all over" great quote , reminds me of my father before he passed away.
My pops died 2 years ago, we had a few moments like this, they resonate deep within me
I bet he was an incredible man. I lost mine 4 years ago and it’s still hard. Treasure every moment, especially after watching scenes like these. We were lucky to have such strong foundations 🙏🏻
I feel that. I lost my dad last year.
Reality is sometimes much more intense than made up crap, this show hits home because it portrays life. IMHO
Well said Kenny, well said...
Kenny you should check out Jordan Peterson Maps and Meaning talks alot about that very thing
Maybe this scene. 99.9 percent is bullshit
I miss your mother... and your brother. God dam it.
I wish all parents would live a long life like this and not like my mom who passed at 60 from COVID-19. I never got to have a moment like this with her.
I miss these talks with my dad. Looking back, I wish there were more of them. He passed away back in 2001, but I miss him every day. As I get older, my greatest hope is that my son and I will have these same talks. ❤️
I didn't Catch that this was the wonderful actor of the 70's and 80's movie and TV star Dabney Coleman when I first seen it...he sort of just dropped off the spotlight and good for him for doing it ...great to see him again on camera ... : )
This scene touched my ❤.... My Dad has been gone 9 years.. Wish I had one more day with him!! Best show EVER!!!
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Been binge watching the series, This scene hit pretty hard. My Dad is still here, and I try to get and enjoy anytime I can spend with him. Especially him beating Colon Cancer. Was a borderline stage 4. Man is a fighter. Makes for a true reality check that nothing is forever. Another thing is I did not recognize that the man portraying John’s dad is Dabney Coleman. From 9 to 5, Cloak and Dagger. Ether or. This is an amazing series.
KZhead tagged this scene as part of the Brokeback mountain movie. I can't stop laughing
Reminds me of my son I haven't seen in 5 years and my first wife and my dad I miss them all
One of the top best scenes in Yellowstone.
I lost my Dad two years ago. He was my absolute hero, and I miss him everyday. I said I Love You to my Dad everyday, and especially the last two years. I kissed his head everyday, and hugged him every day. Cherish BOTH your parents, and cherish your father. If your dad was not a good person, or was not around, and you have kids, then be the change you needed to see when you were a kid. Be in your kids lives, treat them well, SPEND TIME WITH THEM!!!! Teaching your kid to ride a bike, or doing homework together and sharing a meal together happily will ultimately mean more to them than any amount of money you throw at them. This was a beautiful scene.
I lost my father suddenly and never got to say goodbye. I would give the world to be able to talk to him like this way just for closure. Please never take for granted the time you have left with those you love!
Boy, right in the feels. Can't watch this scene enough.
Lived with my grandfather most of my life. They say he was a tough ornery man til the day I was born, we wouldn’t be seen without eachother ever since. Sometimes you don’t realize how beautiful things are until after they are taken away from you. We had many moments like these after his health collapsed. My son was born just 4 months after his death and one thing I’ll always remember him telling me is to treat my son the same if not better then how he treated me. He will always be someone that I will never forget.
My dad will have been gone 1yr Oct 31, 2022…. He passed way too young at the age of 45 and met his first grandchild, my daughter 3 or 4 times…. I wish I could go back and give him more of my young adult life time…. I wish I could’ve grown old with him and we could’ve been old men together…..
My father God willing will be 92 years old this June 19th. I know myself and my siblings have had similar talks with him and Mom over the years but in my case is one quote that particularly stands out. " Son your mother and I done everything possible to raise you and your brothers and sisters the right way. But you know that we didn't have all the answers to everything and some of that you had to find out in your own. I'm glad that when times got tough y'all could come to us and ask the hard questions. Remember to do that for your kids when that time comes"
Dam, this made me cry 😢. Just lost my Dad unexpectedly before Christmas. He was and always will be my rock, my hero, my idol and my best friend 💔
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RIP Dabney Coleman. I did not realize it was him in this scene.
I never had this with my dad, he was a good man but he kept to himself. Ive raised my son more closely than my father did me, I hope in the future we have a moment like this. All we can do is try to improve our families.
Same here, and you said it perfectly.
This scene is so powerful.. it made my wife cry
RIP Dabney Coleman
To those who live it....we know what he said without hearing it
Amen!!
100%!
YES SIR
Haven't seen dad in nearly 20 months now due to the pandemic. I'm not alone in this situation; I know that. I just can't wait to hold him in my arms again...
I love Kevin Costner! He plays the badass John Duton so awesome!
Yeah...music, whispers and whiskey. What I’d give to have had one moment like this with my old man.
I was able to say goodbye like this to my dad
I had no idea that was Dabney Coleman. Amazing work.
I lost my dad 2 years ago...it is such a painful thing I have felt ever.... Continue resting in peace paps... I love you
Moments sitting my grandfather in the fields late 1950”s . Later with my father in early 1970”s . Reunited in 2019 to his death in 2021. Sitting in the pasture together. Great memories RIP Mr. Tome & RIP Mr. Lee Beasley . ❤
Love that song. Daddy doesn’t pray anymore
I didn’t expect to cry watching the last episode of this season. My God if this isn’t what we all feel to the bone. I love my daddy. This is a moment we can never prepare for….but it’s not here yet. Not yet….
One thing you will never regret is showing your parents "too" much love. It's never enough.
My dad died 10 years ago I miss him every day. Have a listen to time in a bottle
I have these talks with my dad i cant imagine not having him.
My father has been gone 4 years now my 1 & only brother died 4/14/19 & I miss them so much I feel truly lost sometimes but god is so good 🙏 god bless everyone reading this
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dont let them take it away from you son, not a goddamn inch. The delivery of that line always hits so hard
Yes now thats its under so much threat and idk if John can save it but he made a promise to his dad and we all knw he dnt look lik he will break it
Damn I love this show!!!!!!
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What an amazing powerful heart breaking scene! We all will pass into eternity. What legacy will we leave our children???💕
Luv dabney Coleman wht a great actor 9/5
What an emotional scene. Felt so real genuine. Made me think of the last conversation with my mum! 😭 my mum did mom and dad for us all. I miss her so much 💔
Best but saddest part in the series… this really hits home, my grandfather had a stroke when I saw this scene… found out a few days later sadly. He passed away in the hospital a week later on 9/11 and had a military honorary burial, he had soo much pride in hard work he purchased his own plot not government funded.
I lost my dad, christmas eve, 1978, I was 8 yrs. Old at the time, the oldest of 3 kids, I understood at the time, that he was gone, wasn't coming back, and I missed him, and I cried for him, I lost my mom, just last june, and I am still not use to being an adult orphan, and I realized recently, within the last couple weeks, that I am grieving for them both now, I never really grieved for my dad, how do you grieve as an 8 yr. Old? It's all catching up to me now, and I take it day to day, have good days, and not so good days....that's all
Chin up brother
I cried when the dad said he knew it was John sneaking in to steal cookies. A very poignant scene. Well done, Yellowstone.
This scene is so moving and sweet. Tears.
My dad just passed in November I still can’t believe it. have the last voicemail he left me 😢
When my last grandparent passed, my dad told me, "losing your grandparents is a part of growing up... And I'm afraid losing your parents is a part of growing old." I'm lucky enough to still have both mine, but man this scene just hits you right in the stomach and is so beautifully written.
I miss my old man every day, sometimes, some days, tears fall from my eyes without me being able to avoid me remembering my old man and I am not a weak man, I just miss my father and I have 57 years of life in this world, I am my father's SON!
Best scene of the show... I cried non-stop.
my grand dad i miss him so much
This was a heart wrenching scene- brilliantly acted. Everyone can relate to this.
Dang… you were one of the good ones Mr. Coleman. Rest in peace🙏