‘Landman’ Season 2 Filming Details Reveal Upcoming Funeral Scene

Taylor Sheridan’s Landman will soon be saying goodbye to a major character. While Yellowstone has occasionally veered into Texas with the 6666 spinoff show, Sheridan was interested in setting more than just one show in Texas. Landman gave him the opportunity to focus on a group of billionaire tycoons profiting off of the oil boom in the state.

Billy Bob Thornton serves as the leading man, Tommy Norris, alongside Demi Moore (Cami Miller), Jon Hamm (Monty Miller), and Jacob Lofland (Cooper Norris). The show premiered on November 17, 2024, and earned a season 2 renewal in March 2025.

According to a report by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Landman season 2 is currently filming and has scheduled production for a mysterious funeral. The show is currently casting elderly individuals to serve as extras at the funeral, which will be filmed in Jacksboro, Texas. Filming for the scene will begin next week, at which point information will likely break about the subject of the funeral.

What The Funeral Means For Landman: The Cast Likely Says Goodbye To Monty Miller

Season 1 already proved to be devastating for the cast, as they were forced to say goodbye to Jon Hamm’s Monty Miller. After being hospitalized with a heart attack in episode nine, Landman season 1’s final episode saw Monty’s untimely death, and it will forever change the political landscape of the show. Given the recent loss, the funeral will likely be for Monty, and the presence of elderly attendees would make sense, given that Monty despaired at not spending time with the younger members of his family.

Monty passing away will put Cami in the same position that he was in, so the presence of all of those elderly visitors will have a significant thematic influence. Unfortunately, he spent so many years working to build his company that it took a toll on both his family and his heart. This funeral will be an opportunity for the cast and characters to say goodbye and to reckon with his complicated legacy. There is a chance that the funeral will be for another character, but Monty makes the most sense given where season 1 ended.

Our Take On Landman’s Upcoming Funeral: This Was An Inevitability

Funerals are always a difficult balance for any show, as they need to save time for plot progression, while also leaving enough space for character growth and emotional release. Landman is going to need to maintain that balance, as it says goodbye to a major character, before showcasing Cami’s journey as a leader. Tommy has just survived genuine torture, the company is in a precarious position, and Monty is gone, so this funeral should be a tense and entertaining scene, as the show says goodbye to Hamm and Monty.