Taylor Sheridanis setting up his nextYellowstonespin-off, and looks to be bringing in more big star names to his popular franchise. The spin-off series previously entitled2024has seemingly switched its name toThe Madison, and is reportedly eyeingKurt Russell, Michelle Pfeiffer, andSuitsstar Patrick J Adams to lead the show.
According toTVLine, the latest iteration ofYellowstone, which is set in the present day, focuses Stacy Clyburn, the wealthy matriarch of a family who heads to Montana from New York City following the death of her husband and brother-in-law in a plane crash. While there is little more known about the series, a filming date seems to be just around the corner.
Yellowstone
Yellowstone stars Kevin Costner and centers on his character John Dutton. Dutton and his family live on a cattle ranch just a few hours away from Yellowstone National Park. The series chronicles the family’s struggle to defend their home from an Indian reservation and land developers. As if their life wasn’t complicated enough, the Duttons also have medical issues, political aspirations, and family secrets stacked against them.
The Madisonis believed to be set to start filming this month on location, and will be the nextYellowstoneseries to air after the second part of the flagship series’ finale plays out. Fans have waited a long time for news of this new spin-off to move forward, after it was originally announced last year and wasexpected to attempt to draw Matthew McConaughey in as lead. However, it is not clear whether theDallas Buyers Clubstar will still be looking to join the series, or if he has been replaced by Russell.
Yellowstone is Concluding, but the Franchise is Still Expanding
The end of the centralYellowstonestory is perhaps not coming to an end in the way it was originally intended. According to Kevin Costner, who will not be returning for the new episodes, the show was expected to run for another season, possibly two, but following the confusing chaos surrounding his exit, plans seemingly changed very quickly.
Although most of the publicity around the show’s culmination has been focused solely on Costner, the end of the series is certainly not the end of the franchise. As well asThe Madison, Sheridan has many more shows either in development or production that will keep the franchise alive and kicking for several years to come.
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1923Season 2 recently began filming in Texas, and as well as seeing the return of Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren as Jacob and Cara Dutton, respectively, the series announced last month that Dexter star Jennifer Carpenter has also joined the series as a“U.S. Deputy Marshall who serves warrants and makes arrests with confidence ahead of her time.”
Landmanwill be Taylor Sheridan’s other upcoming series of interest toYellowstonefans, even if it is not directly connected to the Duttons or the Yellowstone Ranch. The 10-episode series also comes with some hefty talent, including Billy Bob Thornton as Tommy Norris,“an oil industry crisis manager who solves all manner of life-or-death problems in the unforgiving desert scrubland of west Texas.”Thornton will be supported by Ali Larter, Jon Hamm, andDemi Moore in one of her very rare TV appearances. Sheridan’s grasp of the modern Western is clear, and that means that audiences know exactly what to expect from his shows. WithLandmanset to premiere on November 17, the week afterYellowstone’s new episodes arrive, Paramount will be hoping that this series continues the creator’s successful run on the platform.
