Taylor Sheridan's Landman is gearing up for its third season, and star James Jordan has given fans a sneak peek from the set. The actor, known for his role as Dale Bradley, took to Instagram over the weekend to share a new photo from the production, confirming that the crew is now tackling night shoots. Jordan described the sessions as "brutal" but praised the team for their dedication, signaling that the series is well into filming despite earlier delays.
The update comes as welcome news for fans who have been waiting for the show's return. Originally expected to premiere in 2026, Landman Season 3 has been pushed to 2027 due to production setbacks. However, with cameras now rolling, the wait may feel a little shorter. The series, which stars Billy Bob Thornton and Ali Larter, has become one of Sheridan's biggest hits, filling the void left by Yellowstone's conclusion.
Sheridan has been a busy man, expanding his TV empire across Paramount+. This year alone, he delivered Lioness Season 3, which dominated streaming charts, and he's currently airing Tulsa King Season 4, with a fifth season already confirmed. The upcoming spin-off Frisco King, starring Samuel L. Jackson, is set to debut on December 18. Amid this flurry of activity, Landman remains a cornerstone of his lineup.
The show's success is no surprise, given its blend of gripping drama and sharp humor. Thornton's portrayal of Tommy Norris, a Texas oil executive, has earned critical acclaim, and the chemistry between the cast has kept audiences hooked. Season 2 ended with major cliffhangers, and fans are eager to see where the story goes next.
One notable aspect of Season 3 is its budget. Reports indicate that this will be the most expensive season yet, with most of the main cast receiving pay raises. Ali Larter and Demi Moore are among those getting bumps, but Thornton, who signed a three-season deal initially, won't see a raise until a potential Season 4. If the show continues its trajectory, that could mean a massive payday for the Oscar winner.
While waiting for Season 3, fans can catch up on the first two seasons of Landman on Paramount+. For more on the show, check out our analysis of why Billy Bob Thornton's rant makes the show essential viewing. And for those curious about the release date shift, we've covered the reasons behind the delay.
As production continues, expect more updates from the set. James Jordan's post is a promising sign that the team is working hard to deliver a season worth the wait. Stay tuned for more news on Landman Season 3, and in the meantime, explore other Sheridan projects like Yellowstone's streaming dominance.
