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- Kurt Russell received the Monte-Carlo TV Festival’s Crystal Nymph award.
- He returned to television after nearly 40 years, starring in Apple TV’s Monarch and Paramount+’s The Madison.
- Russell said streaming shows carry higher risk because many viewers watch and failures remain visible.
- Monarch targets viewers 40 and under, while The Madison draws audiences 30 and up.
- He noted that earlier movies that flopped at release later became cult classics through DVDs and cable TV.
