Kurt Russell Returns to TV in 'The Madison,' Cites Streaming Risks
Actor Kurt Russell has made his return to television after an absence of nearly 40 years, taking on the role of Preston Clyburn in 'The Madison.' Russell described the experience as "just a dream experience." He also expressed his view that streaming shows present a greater risk than movies, attributing this to the large viewership and the enduring presence of content on streaming platforms.
Kurt Russell has returned to television after a hiatus of nearly four decades. He is starring as Preston Clyburn in the series 'The Madison.'
Russell characterized his experience playing Clyburn as "just a dream experience."
He also discussed his perspective on the differences in risk between streaming shows and movies. Russell believes streaming shows carry a higher risk, explaining that they attract "a lot of eyeballs." He further noted that if "a streamer that's no good" is released, "it's gonna be there for as long as you want it to be there," suggesting a long-term impact for unsuccessful projects.
According to Variety, Russell's comments reflect his thoughts on the evolving landscape of television production and distribution.
