Filming for the new spinoff of the popular series ‘Yellowstone,’ titled ‘The Madison’, commenced on the evening of November 17, 2025, in downtown Dallas. The production, led by acclaimed creator Taylor Sheridan, features renowned actors Michelle Pfeiffer and Matthew Fox. The storyline will revolve around a family relocating from New York City to central Montana as they navigate the complexities of grief.
To accommodate the film crew, the city has announced road closures affecting Main Street and adjacent lanes. Specifically, from 6:30 p.m. to 2 a.m., the 1500-1699 block of Main Street and the west lanes of the 100-299 blocks on both North and South Ervay streets will be inaccessible. Additionally, the west sidewalk on the 100-199 block of North Ervay Street will be closed from 5 p.m. to 3 a.m.. The set is not open to the public, ensuring a controlled filming environment.
The production team has previously called for actors to portray various characters, including New York City taxi drivers, for the show’s second season. This casting call highlights the ongoing expansion of Sheridan’s narrative universe, which continues to draw in audiences with its compelling storytelling and rich character development.
As Sheridan builds upon the success of the ‘Yellowstone’ franchise, the anticipation surrounding ‘The Madison’ reflects the growing influence of his work in contemporary television. The combination of a poignant storyline and a talented cast promises to further engage viewers who have come to appreciate the themes of family, conflict, and resilience that characterize Sheridan’s projects.
With the filming taking place in a bustling urban center, Dallas not only serves as a picturesque backdrop but also enriches the cultural landscape of the production. The collaboration between city officials and filmmakers illustrates the potential for film to invigorate local economies and enhance community visibility.
As the production progresses, more updates regarding the series, including its release date and plot developments, are expected. Fans of ‘Yellowstone’ and newcomers alike will be eager to see how this new narrative unfolds, bridging the gap between urban life and the expansive landscapes of Montana.
