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David Ellison’s new Skydance entity is reshaping leadership ahead of the $111 billion Paramount-Warner Bros. merger closing Tuesday. While James Gunn and Peter Safran are retained to lead DC Studios, Warner Bros. film chiefs Mike De Luca and Pam Abdy have been fired. Taylor Sheridan has already departed for NBCUniversal, and Ellison is prioritizing cost-cutting over creative autonomy, according to insiders.
Zoe Saldaña has declined to join additional Taylor Sheridan series, citing the intense physical and scheduling demands of her role in 'Lioness.' She insists on retaining co-star Michael Kelly for a potential Season 4, while Paramount+ has not yet renewed the show.
Production for the third season of the Paramount+ series Landman has officially commenced in Fort Worth, Texas. The show, created by Taylor Sheridan, has added four new series regulars to its cast as filming begins. While specific plot details remain under wraps, the return of the series is expected to follow a standard post-production timeline, potentially leading to a 2027 release.
Paramount+ has confirmed that production for the third season of 'Landman' has officially begun in Fort Worth, Texas. The oil industry drama, which has become a major hit for the streamer, is expanding its core cast by promoting four actors to series regular status. The show, co-created by Taylor Sheridan, continues its run despite the creator's upcoming move to NBCUniversal.
Oscar winner Zoe Saldaña has ruled out joining any additional projects in Taylor Sheridan’s television empire, citing the extreme physical and scheduling demands of her current role in 'Lioness.' While she praised Sheridan’s writing and acknowledged his trust in her reliability, she stated that the series is 'all that I can handle at this time.' Saldaña also expressed uncertainty regarding the future of 'Lioness' itself, noting she is unsure if a Season 4 will be produced or if there is enough story to tell.
Paramount+ released the official trailer for the fourth season of Tulsa King, premiering October 16. Sylvester Stallone's character, Dwight Manfredi, vows to reclaim his lost empire after facing personal loss and new enemies. The season introduces Gretchen Mol as a Tulsa politician and features a full cast including Martin Starr and Frank Grillo. Terence Winter serves as head writer, while production is overseen by 101 Studios without a traditional showrunner.
Zoe Saldaña has ruled out joining any additional projects in Taylor Sheridan’s television universe, citing the extreme physical and scheduling demands of her role in 'Lioness.' The actress, who stars as CIA operative Joe McNamara and serves as an executive producer, stated that the series is 'all that I can handle at this time.' While she praised Sheridan’s writing and acknowledged his understanding of her professional boundaries, she expressed uncertainty regarding the future of the series itself, noting she is unsure if a Season 4 will be produced or if there is enough story to tell.
Zoe Saldana has stated she will not join any additional projects in Taylor Sheridan’s television universe, citing the extreme physical and scheduling demands of her role in 'Lioness' as the primary reason. The actress, who stars as CIA operative Joe McNamara and serves as an executive producer, described the commitment as 'all that I can handle at this time.' While she praised Sheridan’s writing and acknowledged his understanding of her professional boundaries, she expressed uncertainty regarding the future of the series itself, noting she is unsure if a Season 4 will be produced or if there is enough story to tell.
Zoe Saldaña has confirmed she will not join other projects in Taylor Sheridan’s television universe, citing the intense physical and scheduling demands of her role in 'Lioness' as the primary reason. While she praised Sheridan’s writing, she emphasized that her current commitment is 'all that I can handle.'
Zoe Saldaña has stated she will not join other projects in Taylor Sheridan's television universe, citing the intense physical and scheduling demands of her role in 'Lioness.'
The Season 3 finale of Special Ops: Lioness, titled 'The Unraveling,' delivered a double twist: Joe McNamara's family has left her, and Aaliyah Amrohi is revealed as the orchestrator of her kidnapping. Zoe Saldana and Nicole Kidman discussed the emotional toll of the finale, while Stephanie Nur confirmed Aaliyah's return for potential Season 4.
Paramount+'s Lioness Season 3 finale shockingly reveals Aaliyah Amrohi as the mastermind behind the kidnapping plots against CIA operative Joe McNamara, a twist that even Zoe Saldana didn’t see coming. The episode also shows Joe’s personal life unraveling as her husband Neal moves out, and creator Taylor Sheridan hints the story could continue, though Season 4 has not yet been greenlit.
Zoe Saldaña shared behind‑the‑scenes Instagram posts from Lioness Season 3 Episode 6, calling the brutal torture scene a real challenge. The episode, titled “Sugar Land,” centers on Joe’s kidnapping with Iranian captors pulling the strings, and with two episodes left in the season, the stakes are higher as the rescue race intensifies.
Michael Kelly is joining Taylor Sheridan’s Landman for Season 3 as William Crockett, the leader of the world’s largest oil-management firm, a new oil-tycoon figure in a Season 3 reset that follows Tommy and his fledgling oil company in West Texas.
Jill Wagner details Taylor Sheridan’s demanding on-set practices for Lioness, including relearning a scene with her non-dominant left hand just minutes before filming and being pushed to “run into the fire.” Co-star Laysla De Oliveira says Sheridan’s improv-style direction (not script changes) helps actors, while Zoe Saldana and Nicole Kidman note the career-wide impact of his high standards as Lioness continues on Paramount+.