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Production for season 3 of Taylor Sheridan’s drama Landman has been pushed back, but the cast is poised to return and filming is expected to begin soon. At the premiere of Lioness, series regular James Jordan shared fresh details, teasing a fast-paced shoot and a script that already landed in his hands.
New timeline after a brief hold-up
Plans to resume work on Landman shifted from an August start. The team now anticipates cameras rolling in September. Sources close to the set say principal photography will run into the first quarter of next year.
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- Original target: August
- Revised start: September
- Expected shoot window: September through Q1
Who’s likely to return — and who’s expected on set
Cast members have been told to prepare for a reunion. Jordan confirmed the core ensemble plans to reconvene, including the show’s leading presence.
Main players and crew to watch
- Billy Bob Thornton — set to resume his central role.
- James Jordan — will reprise Dale and is enthusiastic about the new scripts.
- Stephen Kay — the director Jordan hopes to bring back for continuity.
- Taylor Sheridan — continuing as showrunner and writer for the new season.
Inside the actor’s excitement and the script scoop
Jordan described genuine enthusiasm across the cast. He revealed a copy of the season 3 script was delivered to him digitally. He’s keeping it secure, but admits he took a brief look.
He emphasized trust in Sheridan’s vision and said that returning for another season felt natural. Jordan called Sheridan a tireless creator and a mentor.
What fans can expect from Sheridan’s next chapters
Based on the Boomtown podcast, Landman blends high-stakes corporate drama with West Texas grit. The series follows a fixer operating in oil-country power circles.
- New episodes are expected to keep the show’s tense, character-driven tone.
- Jordan hinted the season will match previous runs in scope and tone.
- The season order is expected to be similar in length to prior seasons.
How this fits in Taylor Sheridan’s growing franchise
Landman joins Sheridan’s catalogue that includes Yellowstone, Mayor of Kingstown, Tulsa King and Lawmen: Bass Reeves. Paramount+ continues to expand its lineup with Sheridan’s projects at the center.
Jordan’s other Sheridan work and upcoming dates
Beyond Landman, Jordan is part of Sheridan’s ensemble on Lioness. That series returns to Paramount+ on Sunday, August 2.
Jordan called the chance to keep collaborating with Sheridan an honor. He said he shows up to work hard when Sheridan asks, because he trusts the storytelling and the process.
