Filming has officially wrapped in Texas for the upcoming season of Landman, and Ali Larter is giving fans a front-row seat to the action.
The Landman star recently posted a trio of behind-the-scenes photos from set, offering a rare glimpse of the cast during their final days of filming in the Lone Star State. Larter’s post, captioned “Finishing strong with the best of the best,” showcases co-stars Demi Moore, Michelle Randolph, Christian Wallace, and the legendary Billy Bob Thornton gathered on a cozy couch, looking every bit like a team that’s been through the long haul together.
For fans of Paramount+’s Landman, these snapshots are more than just fun photos—they’re a sign that the highly anticipated new season is one step closer to hitting our screens. The Texas-based series, created by Yellowstone mastermind Taylor Sheridan, dives deep into the high-stakes world of oil drilling, land rights, and power struggles in West Texas.
Larter’s Instagram post also featured a few more candid moments, including a playful shot of the cast filming a truck scene in front of a green screen—hinting at some action-packed sequences ahead.
While plot details for Season 2 remain tightly under wraps, one major announcement has fans buzzing: Sam Elliott is officially joining the cast as a series regular. The veteran actor, whose voice and presence are synonymous with Western dramas, is a perfect fit for the rugged world of Landman.
With Texas oil fields as its backdrop, Landman continues to explore the complex relationships between landowners, roughnecks, and corporate oil giants. The show has been praised not just for its gripping storyline, but also for its authentic portrayal of life in Texas oil country.
Fans wasted no time flooding Ali Larter’s comment section with excitement. Messages like “Season 2 is going to be incredible 🔥🔥🔥” and “Can’t wait to see what hijinks you and the cast get into!!” highlight the growing anticipation for the show’s return this December on Paramount+.
For those following Taylor Sheridan’s ever-expanding universe of Texas-based dramas, Landman offers a fresh perspective on the untold stories of the oil industry—a world of high risk, high reward, and deeply personal stakes.
As filming wraps in Texas and post-production kicks into high gear, these behind-the-scenes glimpses from Ali Larter are proof that the next season of Landman is shaping up to be a wild ride through the heart of Texas.
