The Watch Patrick J. Adams on the Making of ‘The Madison.’ Plus, ‘The Pitt’ S2E12 and a TV News Roundup.
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Mar 27, 2026 
Patrick J. Adams, an actor known for leading TV and film roles, shares behind-the-scenes stories from Taylor Sheridan’s The Madison. He talks about five-camera scale, shooting in Montana, auditioning and Russell’s arc. He reflects on working with Michelle Pfeiffer and Dustin Hoffman and on scripts, directing moments, and his acting drive.
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How A Tape Landed Adams The Madison Role
- Adams auditioned remotely while caring for family and nearly skipped an in-person Wyoming test but sent another tape instead.
- Taylor Sheridan accepted the tape and cast him, letting Adams balance family responsibilities and the job.
Sheridan Creates A High-Precision Production Machine
- Taylor Sheridan's productions run like a well-oiled machine with five-camera coverage and crews who know their roles.
- Patrick J. Adams described arriving on location in Montana, long drives to base camp, and gratitude for shooting in vast natural environments.
Environment Becomes A Performance Tool
- Shooting on location changes performance choices: weather, wind, and bugs become acting tools.
- Adams used Montana's elements to make Russell physically uncomfortable and to inform his character's fearfulness.