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Ali Larter, 50, shares a bikini-filled carousel from a luxe Italian Riviera yacht getaway with husband Hayes MacArthur, flashing multiple swimsuits and chic cover-ups as she soaks up the sun. The piece also touches on her admitted discomfort with bikini scenes on Landman and confirms Season 3 is slated for early 2027 with production beginning later in 2026.
Ali Larter celebrated the Fourth of July with a mountain getaway in Idaho, noting that moving from Los Angeles to Sun Valley in 2020 has made her summers simpler and longer, filled with family time, fly‑fishing, river floats and a slower, wellness‑minded lifestyle while she balances motherhood with filming Landman.
Landman star Michelle Randolph, 28, shared a June photo dump featuring a barely-there metallic yellow bikini while enjoying a sun-soaked summer with friends and pets. The model-turned-actress rose to prominence in 1923, the Yellowstone prequel, and later joined Landman as Billy Bob Thornton’s daughter.
At the Newport Beach TV Festival, Andy Garcia recalled meeting Sam Elliott for the first time—finding him alone in a hotel restaurant nursing a martini—and inviting him to join dinner, a moment Garcia called a beautiful sight, as the pair would become Landman costars after Taylor Sheridan wrote the cartel boss role for Garcia; Landman seasons 1–2 are on Paramount+ with season 3 coming in November.
Landman actress Michelle Randolph shares a June photo dump, including a barely-there metallic yellow bikini on a porch swing and other summer moments with friends and pets, drawing fan praise.
Ali Larter says she actually enjoys filming Landman in Texas heat and would rather shoot on location than in air-conditioned sets, while Cole Hauser’s brutal heat on Dutton Ranch is part of the conversation; the Newport Beach TV Fest interview notes Landman seasons 1–2 are streaming on Paramount+ with season 3 due in November, both tied to the Yellowstone universe.
Ali Larter says she actually prefers filming in the Texas heat for Landman, while Cole Hauser of Dutton Ranch describes the heat as brutal; the remarks came at Newport Beach TV Fest, highlighting on-location work and the cast’s commitment, with Landman seasons 1–2 now streaming on Paramount+.
The Hollywood Reporter weighs whether Landman Season 2 can finally win Emmys for Taylor Sheridan, arguing that its popularity (Paramount+’s most-watched original), strong ensemble and high production values boost its case, but Sheridan’s media silence and polarizing reputation, plus Paramount+’s prestige status, complicate a breakthrough; with the nominations window June 11–22 and a track record of precursors but few above-the-line wins, the piece asks if the TV Academy will finally embrace Sheridan’s work this cycle.
Ali Larter posted a makeup-free selfie and snapshots from a peaceful Idaho weekend, showing nature time, dinner with friends and her two children. The piece notes her move to Idaho during the pandemic (two months planned, then permanent) and her ongoing role as Angela Norris on Landman.
Sam Elliott, at 81, discusses his lifelong pursuit of honesty in acting and his collaboration with Taylor Sheridan on Landman, praising co-star Billy Bob Thornton and the younger cast. He notes the Season 2 run’s strong reception (9.2 million views in two days and over 1 billion minutes viewed weekly, with 10 straight weeks in Nielsen’s top 10) and says he plans to avoid playing the young leading man, choosing roles that sustain a long, truthful career.
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.