‘Landman’ Begins Production on Season 2, Demi Moore Returning in Elevated Role

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Paramount+ announced the start of filming on a second season of Landman.

The Taylor Sheridan drama has resumed filming fresh episodes following the successful premiere of its first season in autumn last year.

Besides Billy Bob Thornton, who takes on the role of an operations executive at a Texas oil firm, Demi Moore will also rejoin the cast, having been previously recognized for her nomination at the Oscars for her performance in “The Substance“.

In the first season, Taylor Moore portrayed Cami, the spouse of an oil magnate (Jon Hamm). However, some viewers felt she was underutilized. For the upcoming season, Moore takes a more prominent role, moving up from third billing behind Thornton and co-creator Christian Wallace. According to Wallace, speaking to Variety, there’s a lot more narrative to explore for Cami in the new episodes. “Taylor has some significant plotlines planned,” Wallace hinted cryptically.

Additionally, the second season features notable actors such as Oscar-nominated Andy Garcia, along with Ali Larter, Jacob Lofland, Michelle Randolph, Paulina Chávez, Kayla Wallace, Mark Collie, James Jordan, and Colm Feore.

As of now, we don’t have a specific airdate, but considering the production schedule, it’s quite likely that the series “Landman” may make its comeback before the current season concludes.

Last year’s fourth quarter saw Landman among the Top 10 original series on SVOD platforms, joining fellow Paramount+ dramas, Tulsa King and Lioness, in this esteemed list. Notably, it was the most-viewed global premiere and finale of any series ever on Paramount+, a feat that also garnered Thornton a nomination for a Golden Globe.

The show Landman unfolds in the bustling oil towns of West Texas and delves into the contemporary narrative of wealth pursuit amidst the oil rig industry. This drama offers a glimpse into the lives of both hardworking laborers (roughnecks) and wealthy oil tycoons (wildcat billionaires), whose actions are driving an economic surge so immense, it’s altering our climate, economy, and international politics.

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2025-04-02 22:25