The oil patch drama is coming back bigger, bolder, and more Texas than ever. Paramount+ has officially confirmed that Season 2 of Landman will premiere in December 2025, and fans can expect a gritty, high-stakes return to Fort Worth’s oilfields with familiar faces, new power players, and storylines that dig deeper than ever.
Season 2 cameras started rolling in April 2025, with production based in Fort Worth and shooting across North Texas in spots like Benbrook, Weatherford, Cresson, and Irving. Local casting calls brought in real Texans to play everything from roughneck truck drivers to paramedics, adding an authentic Lone Star State feel to the series.
Returning Cast
Fans of the Norris family and their allies will see plenty of familiar faces, including:
- Billy Bob Thornton as Tommy Norris
- Ali Larter as Angela Norris
- Michelle Randolph as Ainsley Norris
- Jacob Lofland as Cooper Norris
- Demi Moore as Cami Miller
- Paulina Chávez as Ariana Medina
- Kayla Wallace as Rebecca Savage
- James Jordan as Dale Bradley
- Colm Feore as Nathan
- Andy García as Gallino
One notable absence? Jon Hamm’s Monty will not be returning after the character’s storyline ended in Season 1.
New Faces in Season 2
The big casting news: Sam Elliott joins the series as a series regular, bringing his trademark Western gravitas. Stefania Spampinato (Grey’s Anatomy) will play Gallino’s wife, signaling an even more intense cartel storyline this season.
Billy Bob Thornton promises the new season doesn’t waste a second: “We don’t have to set anything up anymore. We just dove right into it.” Ali Larter gave fans a behind-the-scenes peek on Instagram, posting photos from the Texas set with co-stars Demi Moore, Michelle Randolph, and creator Christian Wallace, writing: “Finishing strong with the best of the best.”
Premiere Date
Paramount+ confirmed a December 2025 premiere, though earlier hints suggested a possible November drop. Either way, fans won’t be waiting long to get back into the drama.
Why Season 2 Will Be Bigger Than Ever
With cartel tension rising, family alliances shifting, and Sam Elliott joining the cast, Landman Season 2 is poised to deliver more grit, drama, and Texas authenticity than ever before. And with much of the season filmed on location in Fort Worth and surrounding areas, the series continues to root itself in the real-life spirit of the West.
