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Why The Cast Of Landman Looks So Familiar

In the years since "Yellowstone" conquered television, creator Taylor Sheridan's TV shows have spread across the airwaves … or at least, Paramount+. He's since developed shows like "Special Ops: Lioness," "Lawman: Bass Reeves," "Tulsa King," "Mayor of Kingstown," and a number of "Yellowstone" prequels. And then there's "Landman," a show about the oil fields of Texas. While that industry may have once been relegated to classic films like James Dean and Elizabeth Taylor's "Giant" or delightfully cheesy soaps like "Dallas," "Landman" takes the industry seriously as a place full of backstabbing criminals and a whole lot of money. It's still basically a soap opera, if we're being honest, but it's the dark and gritty kind, like Sheridan's fans have come to expect. 

Inside Billy Bob Thornton & Sam Elliott's 'Dream Come True' Friendship

The 'Landman' stars met in the '80s and have been close ever since—here's their friendship story

Despite playing father and son on the hit Taylor Sheridan show Landman, actors Billy Bob Thornton and Sam Elliott are only 11 years apart in age. And if that wasn’t shocking enough, then prepare yourself, because their decades-long friendship is sure to be. To discover when the two met, how they’ve stayed close for so long and how they really feel about working together on Landman, keep scrolling! 

Thornton and Elliott met back in the 1980s after a producer introduced them at a party. In a recent interview with We Live Entertainment, Thornton recalled this meeting, saying, “I don’t know for sure if the first time I ever met Sam, he even knew who the hell I was. I was just some little buck-tooth kid over at some party.” 

Taylor Sheridan's Latest Series Is Harshly Dividing Audiences While Becoming Unstoppable Streaming Juggernaut

Taylor Sheridan has been a name everyone has become familiar with following a series of successful shows on Paramount, including Landman, which has divided critics and audiences following season 2.

Landman season 2 is reaching its final episode and is currently dominating the streaming charts, but the audience is not enjoying this season, and it’s reflected on the Rotten Tomatoes popcornmeter as it has a shocking rating of 40% based on over 500 ratings. Compared with the Tomatometer from established critics, which currently sits at 78%.

Sheridan’s series began in 2024 and is set in West Texas, following roughnecks and billionaires as they try to get rich quickly in the oil business. The series stars Billy Bob Thornton, Ali Carter, Michelle Randolph, Demi Moore, and Sam Elliott. Its first season didn’t divide critics and audiences as harshly as the scores sat at 78% for critics and 64% for its audience.

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