Landman may officially be done with its second season on the 2026 TV schedule, but a third season is already on the way, so there will be much more to look forward to. This will more than likely include copious memorable one-liners from Billy Bob Thornton’s Tommy Norris and a lot of cigarettes, too. Now, Ali Larter, who plays Tommy’s ex-wife Angela, is spilling the tea on what it’s truly like making out with him after he’s been “ripping American Spirits.”
As Ali Larter was discussing her role on Landman during the Not Skinny But Not Fat podcast, she explained that she’ll have gum and water on set because her mouth gets dry. In response, host Amanda Hirsch wondered what happens when Thornton smokes, and then the actress has to make out with him. She asked if Larter asks him to take a mint when that happens. In response, the actress explained what really happens:
He sometimes takes a mint. You know, at this point, you’re kind of in character in it, and Angela loves him for that part; he’s like a dirty real cowboy. You know, like you wouldn’t see her with a chiseled Playboy, like shaved, arms and legs all buffed up, you know, that’s not her style.
For me, I just kind of go for it. I lean in, and I have so much respect for him as an actor that it’s just so easy for me to find the chemistry.
Ali Larter has been in the business for quite a long time, so it probably isn’t anything she’s not used to. And if she truly didn’t want to make out with Billy Bob Thornton after he smoked, she probably would have made it known. Plus, it wouldn’t be surprising if she’s just used to it by now, and she doesn’t seem to mind so much. At the very least, she’s able to say that she’s made out with Thornton.
It can be assumed that Thornton won’t be changing his ways for Season 3, but perhaps that’s for the better since it seems to really get Larter into character. If anything, she’s used to it.
Now, while we wait to see them back on our screens in the third season of Landman, fans can watch the first two seasons now with a Paramount+ subscription.
