If the thought of the Dutton family from "1883" being any more headstrong makes you chuckle, then brace yourself for the literal interpretation. The new
Funko Pop! Television - 1883: A Yellowstone Origin Story Funko Pops (2023 release) are here, and they're bringing the Old West to your living room with a twist—oversized heads and those trademark tiny bodies. Sure, they may not be able to swing a lasso, but these pint-sized pioneers are ready to round up some serious shelf presence in your home on the range!
Update: 1883 Funko Pops is now available for pre-order! To get your hands on these Pop Vinyl Figures at their release, be sure to check out the links I've provided below – click to jump or keep scrolling for more details!
Meet the '1883' Cast in Funko Pop! Form: The Duttons Go Vinyl
The frontier spirit of '1883' is getting a quirky twist as Funko Pop! unveils a line-up that's sure to have fans of the Yellowstone origin story grinning.
These aren't your ordinary settlers; they're the adorable, big-headed versions that scream collector's item.
First up, Elsa Dutton stands in her calico dress, looking as if she's ready to tackle the wilds of Montana with just her sass and a revolver.
Her father, James Dutton, sports a beard and cowboy hat that no doubt hides a head full of plans for the family's new homestead.
Margaret Dutton's figure captures her pioneer strength, hands on hips, with a skirt that looks like it's seen its fair share of campfire stories.
Sam, with his traditional native attire and braids, stands proud, a nod to the rich cultural tapestry depicted in the series.
Shea Brennan, ever the gruff leader, frowns beneath his wide-brimmed hat, a face that's clearly seen too many miles on the trail.
And let's not overlook Thomas, the former Buffalo Soldier turned cowboy, with details so fine you'd swear you could hear his words of wisdom.
These Funko Pop! Vinyl Figures are a must-have for anyone who's followed the Duttons' journey. They're a playful homage to the series' blend of grit and drama—perfect for lining up on your shelf as you count down the days to the next episode of the Dutton family saga.
Unveiling the 1883 Funko Pops List for this year's release:
- Elsa Dutton Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure
- James Dutton Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure
- Margaret Dutton Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure
- Sam Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure
- Shea Brennan Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure
- Thomas Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure
1883 Funko Pop Vinyl Figures can be found for pre-order at the links below (click to jump!)
1883: A Wild Ride into the Heart of the American West
Navigating the untamed terrains of the American West, the TV series "1883" is a gripping portrayal of a pioneering journey rich with drama and authenticity.
Forget your usual Western cliches; this show is a masterclass in storytelling that blends fiction with slices of historical truth.
"1883" is a prequel to the modern-day drama "Yellowstone," but don't think for a second that it's living in the shadow of its successor.
The show stands tall on its own, thanks to the creative genius of Taylor Sheridan, who has morphed from actor to an acclaimed creator of riveting narratives.
Remember his works like "Sicario" and "Hell or High Water"? Yeah, that's the level of intensity we're talking about.
The series takes us on a journey with the Dutton family, ancestors of the "Yellowstone" characters, as they embark on a dangerous trek from Texas to Montana.
It's the post-Civil War era, and the Duttons, led by James (Tim McGraw) and Margaret (Faith Hill), along with their daughter Elsa (Isabel May) and a group of diverse immigrants, face a gauntlet of challenges.
From deadly diseases to confrontations with outlaws and Native Americans, the series doesn't shy away from the harsh realities of the period.
What sets "1883" apart is its commitment to authenticity. This isn't your average, glamorized western. There's dirt under the fingernails of these characters, and their struggles are as real as it gets.
Sheridan, known for his desire to keep things genuine, ensures that every detail, from the costumes to the landscapes, is a faithful representation of the era.
Adding to the show's credibility, "1883" cleverly incorporates accurate historical figures and events. Marshal Jim Courtright and Union General George Meade are just a few names that add a touch of reality to the fiction.
It's like a history lesson but without the droning voice of your high school teacher.
The show's narrative style is unique. It's not based on a specific book or historical account, but it's crafted with the depth and detail you'd expect from a classic novel.
Sheridan envisioned "1883" as a literary and visual story, bringing to life the daunting journey west with a vividness that's rare in television.
The blend of real-life historical figures and fictional characters, the arduous journey of the Dutton family, and the vivid portrayal of the American West make "1883" a standout series.
It's not just about the struggles and triumphs; it's about the human experience in one of history's most challenging periods.
For those who love a good western, "1883" is a breath of fresh air. It's raw, it's real, and it's unapologetically brutal.
While it may not boast the same popularity as "Yellowstone," its authenticity and storytelling prowess give it a charm that's hard to resist.
In the sea of Western dramas, "1883" is the treasure you've been searching for.
