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The Yellowstone universe continues to expand under the vision of Taylor Sheridan, and The Madison is already making headlines before its premiere. The series, led by Michelle Pfeiffer, will also feature Matthew Fox, Patrick J. Adams, Amiah Miller, and a strong supporting cast. The story follows a powerful New York family relocating to Montana,...
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Spoiler alert: This article discusses the fate of several Matthew Fox characters. If you haven't seen all his films or shows, proceed with caution!