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The Madison: Sheridan's New Record-Breaking Series

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Taylor Sheridans latest series, The Madison, starring Kurt Russell and Michelle Pfeiffer, breaks records with 8 million global views in its first ten days, outperforming Yellowstone and other hit shows. Sheridan and Russell express pride in the series success and the challenges faced during filming. Season two is already in the works.

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!The Madison: Sheridan's New Record-Breaking Series. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 27. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News. Today pop culture powered by AI. Paramount Plus just revealed that Taylor shared in his latest series, The Madison, Smash Records as the most watched first season of any of his shows. Starring Kurt Russell and Michelle Fyfer, it racked up 8 million views worldwide in its first 10 days after launching. This marks shared in strongest debut ever, among women, over 35. It tops the charts compared to heavy hitters like Yellowstone and its spin-offs, plus special ops Lioness and Landman. At the New York City premiere on March 9, Sheridan made a rare red carpet stop. He shared how proud he felt of the cast and crew's hard work, trucking gear of mountains and across rivers to bring the story to life. Russell recently spilled that they've already wrapped filming on season 2. It came together to fix his scheduling issues, letting them shoot his key parts up front before diving into the next chapter. With all 6 episodes of season 1 now streaming, fans can jump in anytime and see why the Madison

is dominating the platform.

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