Dutton

/ ˈdʌtən /

noun

1. Clarence Edward. 1841–1912, American geologist who first developed the theory of isostasy

Example Sentences

Some muscle their way to the mountaintop, like Kevin Costner’s “Yellowstone” patriarch John Dutton or Stallone’s Dwight Manfredi on “Tulsa King.”

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One must also credit “Breaking Bad” and “Sons of Anarchy,” a show on which Sheridan worked, for clearing a path for “Yellowstone” to travel, although the Dutton’s saga’s tone straddles the ground between that of “Longmire” and “Justified” – which is also getting a revival.

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The first “Yellowstone” spinoff, a prequel called “1883,” broke viewership records when it premiered last year; another chapter of the Dutton family saga, “1923,” hits Paramount+ on Dec. 18.

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That’s another point of evolution: each of these series questions the rights claimed by self-appointed custodians like John Dutton, who crusades against careless profiteers, given that the land came under their ownership because their white predecessors took it from the Indigenous peoples who lived there for centuries before Europeans arrived in North America.

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On “Yellowstone,” the Confederated Tribes of Broken Rock, whose reservation adjoins the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch, are now contending with a neighbor who holds the most powerful position in the state promising to protect the state’s natural resources by driving away tourist revenue.

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