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TVLine's Performer Of The Week: Sam Elliott
THE PERFORMANCE | Every time we think we've got T.L. pinned, Sam Elliott shows us a new facet of the "Landman" patriarch, and we're captivated anew. Such was the case in Sunday's episode, during which Elliott briefly lifted some of his character's emotional armor and offered a peek at a yearning softness beneath.
If you watched, you'll recall that T.L. was in a bad place, physically and mentally, at the top of the hour: He'd landed in the pool, and his chronic injuries had rendered him incapable of getting out by himself. When Tommy found him, submerged to his shoulders in the shallow end, the older man was at a real low. Elliot made the character's frustration unmistakable, oscillating between bemoaning the state of his body and tearfully predicting his eventual decline and death.
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Sam Elliott Breaks Down in Tears About Growing Old in Emotional “Landman” Monologue: 'My Body Is Failing Me'
Sam Elliott gets emotional in the Jan. 4 episode of Landman as he navigates the challenges of aging
Elliott, 81, plays the 82-year-old father of Tommy (Billy Bob Thornton) in the series and is a newcomer in season 2
A fall in the swimming pool brings many emotions out of Sam Elliott in Landman.
The 81-year-old actor plays 82-year-old T.L., father to Tommy (Billy Bob Thornton), in the Taylor Sheridan series, and in the Jan. 4 episode, he enlisted his son's help after he wound up unable to get himself out of the pool.
"With my knees and my hip, I can't f—— stand right now," T.L. explained as Tommy took off his boots, readying to help his formerly-estranged father.
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