‘Landman’ Cast Discuss Season 2 and Character Insights
“Landman,” a popular drama series on Paramount+, returns for its highly anticipated second season on November 16, 2025. The show, created by Taylor Sheridan and Christian Wallace, explores the lives of eccentric cowboys and billionaires in West Texas as they compete for oil riches. With a star-studded cast including Billy Bob Thornton, Demi Moore, Sam Elliott, and Ali Larter, the series promises more scandal, sharp business dealings, and humor.
Insights from the Cast of Landman
During a recent screening at the Ted Mann Theater in Los Angeles, cast members shared their thoughts on what makes “Landman” distinctive. Thornton, who portrays Tommy, highlighted the show’s authenticity. He noted, “The characters are well-drawn, and it resonates with audiences globally.” The combination of humor, drama, and relatable crises defines its unique appeal.
The Power of Ensemble Casting
Co-creator Wallace emphasized the talent within the cast. “Working with legends like Demi and Billy creates a dynamic that’s exciting to watch,” he said. The rich performances of the diverse ensemble contribute to enhancing the show’s depth.
- Demi Moore as a key player: Moore’s commitment to her role is evident in the chemistry she shares with her co-stars.
- Diverse Characters: Ali Larter, who plays Angela, mentioned the ensemble’s natural relationships that enrich their performances.
- Sam Elliott’s New Character: Elliott joined the cast in season two as T.L., adding a new dimension to the storyline.
Further remarks from the cast reveal the depth of their characters. Young star Michelle Randolph, who plays Ainsley, appreciates how the mix of drama and comedy allows for relatable family chaos. Meanwhile, Jacob Lofland, portraying Cooper, acknowledged the unique storytelling style of the show, stating, “It’s never really been talked about in this way.”
Character Reflections
The cast also reflected on personal lessons learned from their characters. Larter humorously noted she would tell Angela, “You are right! The whole world is three drinks behind.” Meanwhile, Garcia, who plays Gallino, encouraged his character to “Stay out of trouble.” Such insights illustrate their deep connection to the roles they portray.
This season of “Landman” promises to delve deeper into its characters’ narratives while maintaining the sharp humor and pulsating drama fans have come to love. As the premiere approaches, excitement builds for what lies ahead in the unpredictable world of West Texas oil dealing.
