Taylor Sheridan's Landman Stars Score Lucrative New Deals Ahead Of Season 3

Jul 01, 2026 - 01:13

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Taylor Sheridan's Landman Stars Score Lucrative New Deals Ahead Of Season 3

Colm Feore as Nathan, Kayla Wallace as Rebecca, Billy Bob Thornton as Tommy, and Demi Moore as Cami Miller have a meeting in the M-Tex office.

Published Jun 30, 2026, 5:40 PM EDT

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The Landman cast has struck oil for season 3.

Co-created and written by Taylor Sheridan, Landman has been a massive hit for Paramount+. It features Billy Bob Thornton as Tommy Morris, a petroleum landman and high-ranking executive at M-Tex Oil as he fights for power and survival in the cutthroat industry. Ali Larter plays Tommy's ex-wife, Angela Norris, while Demi Moore plays Cami Miller, the wife of M-Tex Oil owner Monty Miller (Jon Hamm).

According to Deadline, Moore and Larter have negotiated lucrative new deals heading into season 3. Moore, who originally only had a two-year contract, will be getting a significant raise, as she will be making between $740,000 and $770,000 per episode, which puts her at parity with what Thornton is earning. Larter has more than doubled what she was making before, with $350,000 or more an episode. Thornton's deal is not changing since he had a separate three-year deal with year-to-year increases and is open to renegotiating if Landman is renewed for season 4.

The other actors in the series regular cast also renegotiated their existing long-term contracts, with their previous salaries doubled from what they previously were. Jacob Lofland and Michelle Randolph will now be getting between $130,000 and $180,000 per episode. Paulina Chavez, Kayla Wallace, Mark Collie, and James Jordan won't be making quite as much, but are still getting sizable percentage raises.

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