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Landman’s season two Emmy submissions are locked, with Billy Bob Thornton set to be submitted as lead while Ali Larter and the rest of the cast move into supporting, and Demi Moore, Sam Elliott, and Andy Garcia joining in supporting roles as the campaign intensifies ahead of awards season.
In a Hollywood Reporter interview, Michelle Randolph discusses filming Scream 7’s brutal opening kill and performing most of her own stunts, shares thoughts on meeting Drew Barrymore, and previews what’s ahead for Landman season 3 and a potential Ainsley spin-off, alongside her work on 1923.
Ali Larter, star of Landman, celebrates turning 50 by embracing aging with a disciplined wellness routine: she starts her day with celery juice, fits in workouts (Peloton, strength training, yoga), eats clean and stays hydrated, and stresses self-kindness over chasing a younger look, saying the hard work makes her mentally and physically stronger.
Ali Larter reveals that Landman bikini scenes are her least favorite to shoot, but she powers through them professionally to portray Angela Norris, a detail she shared in a People interview.
Ali Larter says bikini scenes on the Paramount+ series Landman are the hardest to film, citing insecurities and the physical prep required. She stays in peak shape with early workouts and a strict diet, and she particularly enjoys scenes with co-star Billy Bob Thornton as Angela Norris.
Billy Bob Thornton reveals in a Variety interview that filming conflict scenes with longtime friend Sam Elliott in Landman season 2 was emotionally challenging, because their off-screen bond made it hard to be abrupt or mean; he pushed through to deliver 100% performance, and season 3 is set to start filming in May 2026 with Elliott returning.
Lifehacker curates 10 Landman-style TV series—Mayor of Kingstown, Dallas, Yellowstone, Empire, Goliath, Mine, The Waterfront, Joe Pickett, Queen Sugar, and The Son—each weaving power, money, and family conflict through distinct settings, from oil towns to sugar farms, across Paramount+, Tubi, Peacock, Hulu, Netflix, Prime Video, and AMC+.
Co-creator Christian Wallace says Demi Moore’s Cami Miller may return in Landman Season 3, but the exact path hinges on Taylor Sheridan’s decisions. After Season 2 left Cami struggling at M-Tex amid clashes and cartel ties, the show appears poised for a dramatic turn. Season 3 is set to shoot in May 2026 with a likely November 2026 premiere, while Billy Bob Thornton is expected to remain on the show.
Jacob Lofland says he’s thrilled about Landman’s Season 3 but anxious about what writer‑creator Taylor Sheridan will cook up after the Season 2 finale left Cooper leading his family’s new oil venture, CTT Oil, amid cartel threats. Production begins in spring; the show will explore trauma, family dynamics, and a tighter oil‑drilling timeline, with Lofland hoping Sam Elliott returns and eager to see how Cooper balances leadership with his past.
Christian Wallace said Thornton’s memorable Landman moment used a prosthetic that was replaced with a "more humble" version after the original laughed everyone off set; the on‑set intimacy coordinator helped ensure realism without actual nudity. The season 2 finale centers on a quiet moment between Tommy Norris and Angela, and Landman season 2 is now streaming on Paramount+.
Paramount+ has renewed Landman for a third season with Billy Bob Thornton returning; production is underway and a November 2026 release is the likely target, with Sam Elliott and Ali Larter set to return, while Demi Moore’s involvement remains unconfirmed.
In a candid Variety interview, Billy Bob Thornton discusses the on-set dynamic with Andy Garcia in Landman, the intensity of their confrontations, and how he and the cast navigate tough scenes, while also addressing why Taylor Sheridan’s shows are often underrepresented in award conversations and attributing snubs to politics and misperceptions about Sheridan’s views.
Bobbi Salvór Menuez, who plays Paigyn, a nonbinary roommate on Landman, says they were barely familiar with Taylor Sheridan’s universe but knew Paigyn would stir reactions; the Season 2 finale’s reception highlighted LGBTQ representation, and Menuez hopes for a Season 3 return while reflecting on Texas filming, working with a ferret, and their broader acting career.
The Hollywood Reporter reports that Landman will reset for season 3, with Tommy Norris launching a family-run oil company (CTT Oil) after leaving M-Tex, reshaping dynamics with T.L. and Cooper as they navigate a high-stakes deal with cartel boss Gallino. Production is slated to resume in May, with the new season expected to premiere around the following year; Sam Elliott is confirmed to return, and the season will continue to push bold, boundary-pushing storylines in a condensed, fast-paced timeline.
Billy Bob Thornton discusses Landman’s season two finale, in which Tommy Norris launches CTT Oil Exploration after a dangerous deal with cartel boss Gallino, with the coyotes’ recurring appearance serving as an uneasy omen about what comes next. He says the finale shifts the focus to family dynamics rather than explosions and hints that Season 3 may weave together threads from Seasons 1 and 2 while teeing up multiple future seasons; the interview also touches Demi Moore’s Cami and Andy Garcia’s Gallino as tensions rise, with the series continuing on Paramount+.