‘Landman’ Season 3 Begins Production in Texas with New and Returning Cast
Paramount+ has started filming the third season of its oil industry drama in Fort Worth, with several cast members elevated to series regulars.
Production has officially commenced for the third season of the Paramount+ series Landman in Fort Worth, Texas. The announcement comes as the show's sophomore season concluded in January.
Several cast members have been promoted to series regulars for the upcoming season. These include Colm Feore, who plays Nathan; Mustafa Speaks, as Boss; Bobbi Salvor Menuez, portraying Paigyn Meester; and Francesca Xuereb, who stars as Cheyenne. Additionally, Michael Kelly, known for his role in Lioness , has joined the cast as a series regular. Kelly will portray a prominent figure in the oil industry, described as a “titan of industry who leads the largest oil management firm in the world.”
Paramount+ previously announced the renewal of Landman for a third season, following strong viewership for its second season. The premiere episode of Season 2 reportedly garnered over 9.2 million streaming views within its first two days on the platform, setting viewership records for Paramount+.
Filming for Season 3 is expected to continue through early 2027. Based on the production timeline, the new season is anticipated to premiere in mid-to-late 2027 on Paramount+.
The first two seasons of Landman are currently available for streaming on Paramount+.