Michelle Pfeiffer, Kurt Russell on 'The Madison' death, bathtub trauma
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Kurt Russell and Michelle Pfeiffer talk about the TV death haunting \
Warning: Spoilers ahead for "The Madison."
Ever since the trailer for "The Madison" dropped last month, it’s been clear that tragedy strikes someone in the Taylor Sheridan-created modern-day series. But who?
Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell − who play parents and grandparents Stacy and Preston Clyburn − watched their words carefully ahead of the Paramount+ premiere of the first three episodes March 14. But during a joint USA TODAY interview, Pfeiffer, 67, and Russell, 74, have license to spill.
"I already gave away a big spoiler accidentally and will probably get fired," Pfeiffer says, before turning to Russell. "I'm actually surprised people are surprised ... that you ... go ..."
Pfeiffer doesn't actually say the word "die," but a hand drawn across her neck — punctuated by a dry-throat "khkk" sound — elicits a knowing laugh from Russell. His Preston dies right off the bat in "Madison" Episode 1.
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