TV News: Jon Hamm Joins Taylor Sheridan Series ‘Landman’ at Paramount+

BlackGoku

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He gonna be like Frank Farmer in Bodyguard "Nobody told you to fuck everybody in the hotel!!' :lol:
 

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In one scene, Larter and Roberts were in bed together talking, and Roberts recalls that the episode's director, Greg Beeman, asked Larter to lower her shirt straps so it would appear that both were shirtless — though she would be still wearing her shirt, covered by a blanket.

"My co-star refused Beeman’s request, and I was instantly aware of the tension on the set," Roberts writes of the moment. "I remember instinctively checking to make sure both my hands were visible to everyone who was there, as not to have my intentions or actions misconstrued."

"Despite Beeman’s clear description of what he was looking for visually, my co-star insisted she was, indeed, being asked to remove her top completely, and rehearsal was cut," Roberts continues. "She then demanded a meeting with Beeman and the producers who were on set and proceeded to have an intense and loud conversation in which she expressed she had never been so disrespected — as an actress, a woman or a human being."

Roberts says that Larter later asked him to keep the incident between themselves and that he "would have gladly participated" in the discussion had he been included.

"So I found the appeal to my sense of solidarity after the fact strange and somewhat hollow," he says. "Nonetheless, I assured her I was fine with getting the work done in any way she and Beeman could agree on. We completed the scene with the straps of my co-star’s top clearly visible, resolving the matter to what I believed was her satisfaction."

For another episode, Larter had a similar scene with another actor, and Roberts asked him if he had experienced a similar issue.

"He replied to the contrary, and mentioned her openness to collaboration and even improvisation," Roberts writes. "I pondered why my co-star had exuberantly played a different scene with the Petrelli character involving overt sexuality while wearing lingerie, but found aspects of one involving love and intimacy expressed through dialogue with my character, her husband, disrespectful to her core. I couldn’t help wondering whether race was a factor."

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The New Jersey-born actress said that in addition to working with a dialect coach for six months to perfect her West Texas accent as well as working with an acting coach, she also had to work on “physically getting myself so that I felt confident to strut in a bikini.”

While Larter shot her iconic whipped cream bikini scene in the 1999 film Varsity Blues — coincidentally about a Texas town also produced by Paramount — she said that on-set intimacy is “terribly uncomfortable.”

“It’s awful,” Larter said. “I wouldn’t even say it’s easier when you’re 19.”

For Landman, the mother of two embraced the awkwardness while also acknowledging where she is in her life.

“You know, at this point, I've carried two babies,” she said, “so I'm like, if you still want to see it, let's go.”

What also helped, according to the actress, was having an “amazing” intimacy coordinator on the set during revealing scenes with her and Thornton.

“She’s there with us the whole time,” Larter said. “They close the sets down.”

Even with the intimacy coordinator’s guidance and support, Larter said that she doesn’t think the on-set intimacy “ever gets easier.”

“I just feel like this was very warranted within the character, and this is who [Sheridan] wrote so I wanted to be able to go there for it. And I wanted to feel confident going into it,” she explained.

Larter also praised Sheridan, director Stephen Kay and Thornton for creating a safe environment on set.

“I love being able to play someone that was kind of provocative and also could show herself so vulnerable and raw,” she said. “You kind of have to hold on for dear life when you watch Angela.”


That mix was something Larter embraced in her character, but she told Yahoo Entertainment that Sheridan also started crafting elements of Angela for her.

“What is amazing about Taylor is that he does start writing for his actors,” she said. “I think that's really special — when someone does write for you, there's moments that are close to the vest, which is pretty great. So I love that.”


I DUNNO :puzzled::puzzled::puzzled:

She DID do this flick...

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geechiedan

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2 things...

1. Taylor Sheridan is the white version of Tyler Perry...producing and writing ridiculous numbers of shows almost simultaneously. And theyre all pulpy melodramatic silliness... :giggle:

2. With the exception of Sling Blade I double dog dare anyone to show a project where Billy Bob Thornton wasn't just playing himself. :lol:
 

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‘Landman’ Secures 14.9 Million Global Households in First 4 Weeks, Cementing Spot as Most-Watched Paramount+ Original

MTV Entertainment Studios and 101 Studios are now responsible for the top five original series on the streamer

Kayla Cobb
December 18, 2024


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James Jordan as Dale and Billy Bob Thornton as Tommy Norris in "Landman"
 

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In one scene, Larter and Roberts were in bed together talking, and Roberts recalls that the episode's director, Greg Beeman, asked Larter to lower her shirt straps so it would appear that both were shirtless — though she would be still wearing her shirt, covered by a blanket.

"My co-star refused Beeman’s request, and I was instantly aware of the tension on the set," Roberts writes of the moment. "I remember instinctively checking to make sure both my hands were visible to everyone who was there, as not to have my intentions or actions misconstrued."

"Despite Beeman’s clear description of what he was looking for visually, my co-star insisted she was, indeed, being asked to remove her top completely, and rehearsal was cut," Roberts continues. "She then demanded a meeting with Beeman and the producers who were on set and proceeded to have an intense and loud conversation in which she expressed she had never been so disrespected — as an actress, a woman or a human being."

Roberts says that Larter later asked him to keep the incident between themselves and that he "would have gladly participated" in the discussion had he been included.

"So I found the appeal to my sense of solidarity after the fact strange and somewhat hollow," he says. "Nonetheless, I assured her I was fine with getting the work done in any way she and Beeman could agree on. We completed the scene with the straps of my co-star’s top clearly visible, resolving the matter to what I believed was her satisfaction."

For another episode, Larter had a similar scene with another actor, and Roberts asked him if he had experienced a similar issue.

"He replied to the contrary, and mentioned her openness to collaboration and even improvisation," Roberts writes. "I pondered why my co-star had exuberantly played a different scene with the Petrelli character involving overt sexuality while wearing lingerie, but found aspects of one involving love and intimacy expressed through dialogue with my character, her husband, disrespectful to her core. I couldn’t help wondering whether race was a factor."

LANDMAN%20GIF.gif


The New Jersey-born actress said that in addition to working with a dialect coach for six months to perfect her West Texas accent as well as working with an acting coach, she also had to work on “physically getting myself so that I felt confident to strut in a bikini.”

While Larter shot her iconic whipped cream bikini scene in the 1999 film Varsity Blues — coincidentally about a Texas town also produced by Paramount — she said that on-set intimacy is “terribly uncomfortable.”

“It’s awful,” Larter said. “I wouldn’t even say it’s easier when you’re 19.”

For Landman, the mother of two embraced the awkwardness while also acknowledging where she is in her life.

“You know, at this point, I've carried two babies,” she said, “so I'm like, if you still want to see it, let's go.”

What also helped, according to the actress, was having an “amazing” intimacy coordinator on the set during revealing scenes with her and Thornton.

“She’s there with us the whole time,” Larter said. “They close the sets down.”

Even with the intimacy coordinator’s guidance and support, Larter said that she doesn’t think the on-set intimacy “ever gets easier.”

“I just feel like this was very warranted within the character, and this is who [Sheridan] wrote so I wanted to be able to go there for it. And I wanted to feel confident going into it,” she explained.

Larter also praised Sheridan, director Stephen Kay and Thornton for creating a safe environment on set.

“I love being able to play someone that was kind of provocative and also could show herself so vulnerable and raw,” she said. “You kind of have to hold on for dear life when you watch Angela.”


That mix was something Larter embraced in her character, but she told Yahoo Entertainment that Sheridan also started crafting elements of Angela for her.

“What is amazing about Taylor is that he does start writing for his actors,” she said. “I think that's really special — when someone does write for you, there's moments that are close to the vest, which is pretty great. So I love that.”


I DUNNO :puzzled::puzzled::puzzled:

She DID do this flick...

obsessed-lg.jpg

hmmm...so after all the research and interviews and evidence

We can conclude she is a factory original white woman who stalled an innocent black actors career on an apparent whim

and continued to thrive herself.

gotcha

sounds about white
 

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Nice speech Chica

But I'd be damned if you saying all that after almost getting my son killed twice, got you and your aunts a million dollars.

Damn right I'm going to ask wtf yall doing
Compared to Tommy's current wife/ex-wife, she's a Mona Lisa. :smh:

Looks like Demi is starting to step up. I'm fast forwarding through all of the daughters BS. Just stuff thats not important.
 

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Jon Hamm Reacts to Andy Cohen Calling Him the “Male Nicole Kidman” During New Year’s Eve Special​

Both Hamm and Kidman have worked on numerous projects throughout 2024.

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December 31, 2024 7:30pm
Jon Hamm and Andy Cohen


During CNN‘s New Year’s Eve Live With Andy Cohen & Anderson Cooper, the two co-hosts had Jon Hamm on for a segment, where Cohen told the actor that he’s now the “male Nicole Kidman” because of his numerous projects this year.
Cohen asked Hamm: “Do you feel as an actor you should share a little bit more?”
“Listen, I’m achieving peak Kidman, I think you called it. I love it. It’s all I can do. I love working. I get to work on great stuff and yeah, why not me? I vote yes, more me,” the Mad Men star replied.



Cooper also chimed in, adding, “Why not? I agree. I want more Jon Hamm.”
Hamm has had a stacked list of projects come out this year, including Landman, Unfrosted, The Morning Show, Mean Girls, Fargo, Grimsburg, Transformers One and more.
While Kidman is known to be consistently leading several films and TV shows. Her recent credits have included Babygirl, Expats, The Perfect Couple and A Family Affair, among others.


Cohen also noted that 2025 will mark the 10-year anniversary of Mad Men‘s finale.
“Well, obviously, it’s the greatest thing I’ve ever done in my career,” Hamm said. “I guess what I really am impressed with is that now new generations are kind of discovering the show.”
Hamm continued to explain how he’s “especially” grateful for the fans in Chicago, which has a “huge advertising fan base.”
“30-year-olds go up to me and are like, ‘Oh my God, I love that show,” he said. “I was like, ‘You were 10 when it came out. What are you talking about?’ But, it’s impressive and it’s obviously, it’s something I’m tremendously proud of.
 

BlackGoku

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Cooper....pulling out my Travis Hunter cap to say this isn't gonna end well :smh:

Demi Moore bout to step up now..

What is Taylor Sheridan's obsession with wolves? I know he reuses actors in multiple series, but does he use the same wolf that was in Yellowstone :lol:
 

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For everyone saying they wasted Demi Moore?

They must not watch Sheridan shows he dies this all the time

Demi about to get her shine
 
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