How Many Seasons Will Landman Last? Billy Bob Thornton Has An Idea

Taylor Sheridan’s biggest television hit “Yellowstone” officially wrapped at the end of 2024And his pre-pre-span series “1923” also ended a few months later, it would be a good time for the writer-creator to immerse his teeth in an individual (or less) exhibition instead of writing half a dozen at the same time.

Let’s look at it: Numerous different series at the same time have taken a record of the quality of Sheridan’s writing. “1923” last episodes There were perfect messes in which he killed the characters left and right as he was trying to close every story, no matter how must and unnatural they felt. It seemed that he just wanted to finish the series without setting up a profound (or sensible) idea. And while his latest drama “Landman” represents what is probably the best writing he has made in the years (of course to his own standard), the back of the Fuu season of the exhibition also weighed a slightly thin plot.

But as we know, a man has no intention of slowing or reducing workload in the near future, Despite the fact that Sheridan has previously admitted “This workload is not lasting for a long period of time.” He is even considered whether he wants to continue working when he arrives at the age of 70 (or even at the age of 60). Still, from his statement now, he has seven (!) Future new projects that are still lined with those who are still in progress or in production (such as “Lioness” and “Kingstown mayor”). It is a ridiculous spreadsheet for all creatures, no matter how fertile they are. Still, if Billy Bob Thornton’s commitment to describe the exhibition’s hard guy’s protagonist, Tommy Norris, whatever we refer to, we (alongside Sheridan) can be on a long way with “Landman”.

Assuming that the drama of Sheridan’s oillines can more or less to match the excellent grades of the season 1 and forward, it is likely to be here for many more years. Thornton would be great that – the stars of the series and the power of moving – has said he wants to stay on for as long as needed. In Interview with Gold DerbyThe Oscar winner talked about his leading role in the exhibition and how demanding it is sometimes before he added that he was happy to continue working with “Landman” as much as possible. As he said:

“I said to Taylor [Sheridan]I said as long as you want me around, I’m here for this. I really love the program. I love it, I love playing this character and I love the people I work with. Not only does the Actors, but the crew is just astronomical. “

“I’m there as long as they want me, and as long as I can,” Thornton added, admitting that he is no longer exactly a young stud at the age of 69. But even though it is still visible how many seasons the series really works, Sheridan really appreciates such an experienced Hollywood veteran’s such dedication. And in view of the creative way to develop her exhibition spin-off programs (together with spin-offs – Those spin-offs) to keep his numerous TV world alive, I find it safe to say that “Landman” is probably a long shelf life.

“Landman” is currently streaming Paramount+.