Shea Comforts Elsa | 1883 | Paramount+

“I’ve sat right where you’re sitting.” Shea (Sam Elliott) comforts Elsa (Isabel May) after the loss of Ennis (Eric Nelsen). Watch 1883 exclusively on Paramount+.

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1883, a Yellowstone origin story, follows the Dutton family as they embark on a journey west through the Great Plains toward the last bastion of untamed America. From Academy Award nominee Taylor Sheridan, co-creator of Yellowstone, 1883 is a stark retelling of Western expansion, and an intense study of one family fleeing poverty to seek a better future in America’s promised land — Montana.

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[KidAMRadio]

I wanted to cry when he said "I don't have anyone left that loves me". The entire scene is an Oscar winning performance. Wow.

[marknewman]

"I'm taking my wife to the ocean"..omg that line broke me..

[Fleurdelys]

Sam Elliott is one of the greatest actors of my generation.

[zkonedog]

1883 is one of the most emotionally affecting series I've ever watched. The depth of characters--like what is shown in this scene--is tremendous.

[stevenbrennan]

" I don't have any one left who loves me " I felt them words

[chubbysnorlax]

My grandpa, a 7th calvary Vietnam veteran watched this show from beginning to end. He had lived so long and done so much, and lost so much. He was a hard but proud man. I can only count so many time I've ever seen him cry. He cried at the end of this show. And I'm happy to have watched this phenomenal show with him.

[petew.]

Sam Elliott is a true national treasure.

[Mherediadlt]

This scene helped me heal some of the grief I carry from losing my father recently. Wonderful acting! ❤

[jimren]

Just one of the powerful scenes from this show. It is one of the very best shows ever to be on TV in my opinion. This actress is fantastic!

[PlumbPitiful]

I give Isabel a huge amount of credit for resisting the urge to brush the hair out of her face during this scene. It must have been bugging the hell out of her but she knew that Elsa was grieving and wouldn't have noticed or cared about her hair at that moment.

[ZFKATNBADGER]

The perfect message to send to someone who lost a loved one.

[tonimccoy]

I just lost my brother, my best friend in life, to cancer last week and was so blessed that he wanted me to take care of him till the end 💞 My nephew, his son, just sent this to me because we are both shattered with our grief - man, it's left me blubbering! Gil and I missed SO many miles of road trips that I wanted to take him on when I became the gypsy of the family. Hey Gil! - You're going to hit the road with me, and you'll see everything I've wanted you to see!! ❤️

[pimpay]

The writing is superb. The acting is phenomenal. The music is perfect. This is what modern shows should strive for.

[williamdavies]

Yellowstone is great of course. But stopped watching when 1923 came out and wanted to start from 1883 to 1923 to Yellowstone. I was so mad when it ended. Wish I had 5 seasons of 1883 instead of Yellowstone. Absolutely impeccable show. Masterclass writing. And masterclass acting by Elliot, Isabel may (Elsa), Tim McGraw and faith hill. So f’ing addicting.

[cynthiab]

As long as I live I will never forget this poignant and heart-rending scene. Masterful life lesson presented by the incredible Sam.

[victorespinoza]

"I don't have anyone else left that loves me"

[chiefmodacs]

Without a doubt, one of the best scenes in modern cinema.

[RockandRollsince]

This scene made me cry like a baby, really 😢

[robertsmith-zzot]

Sam just pulls you in with scene.
You get a real sense Shea's sorrow.
A 3 1/2 minute performance worthy of an Emmy.

[rosebud]

I have never heard a quote that meant so much to me. One of the few times I’ve ever broken down watching a series. I loved this series to pieces more than I thought I would, everything about it was special to me. This scene, however? Damn it, it was beautiful and it hit home like nothing else.