- Beau Garrett has signed with Paradigm Talent Agency for Film/TV theatrical representation, with agents Chris Schmidt, Nathalie Didier, and Sarah Fargo overseeing the relationship.
- Garrett is currently starring as Abigail Reese in The Madison, a Paramount+ Yellowstone spinoff from Taylor Sheridan, alongside Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell.
- She retains LINK Entertainment for management and Independent PR for publicity.
- The signing adds to Paradigm's active theatrical push in 2026, with the agency having recently brought on Debra Messing and other established names to its roster.
Beau Garrett has signed with Paradigm Talent Agency for Film/TV theatrical representation. Agents Chris Schmidt, Nathalie Didier, and Sarah Fargo will lead the relationship.
Garrett can currently be seen starring in The Madison, a Paramount+ Yellowstone spinoff from Taylor Sheridan, where she plays Abigail Reese, a resilient, sardonic New Yorker who is a recently divorced mother of two.
The series, which also stars Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell, follows a New York City family navigating grief and connection in Montana’s Madison River valley.
Prior television credits include a series regular role on Netflix’s Firefly Lane, a recurring role in Longmire, The Good Doctor on ABC, and Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce on Bravo. On the film side, she is known for Tron: Legacy, Fantastic 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer, and Made of Honor.
The move places Garrett at a Paradigm that has been aggressively building its theatrical roster, most recently signing Debra Messing for Film/TV theatrical representation and previously adding Busy Philipps to its client list earlier in 2026.
Garrett continues with LINK Entertainment for management and Independent PR for publicity.
Takeaways
The timing of this signing isn’t random. Garrett is riding genuine momentum, The Madison is her highest-profile role to date, sitting inside one of TV’s biggest franchises on a major streaming platform.
Landing a three-agent team at Paradigm right as that show is airing signals she’s looking to capitalize on that heat, not coast on it.
What’s especially notable is that Paradigm has been stacking its theatrical Film/TV roster with known, established TV actors in 2026, and Garrett fits that pattern precisely. This isn’t a development deal, this is a working actress with a current hit looking for the agency muscle to translate that into her next chapter.
With The Madison giving Garrett her broadest audience yet, could this Paradigm signing open the door to a bigger studio film deal, her first in nearly a decade? Garrett has deep franchise experience (Tron, Fantastic Four), does Paradigm move her back toward franchise territory now that IP-driven content is dominating both film and streaming?
