Jonon Ham won't be part of Landman Season 2At least not, unless it is through dream sequences or retrospective. This is because his character, Monti, dies in season 1, but Ham is convinced that Kami of Demi Moore will fill the gap that leaves behind In the future episodes of Taylor Sheridan's oil drama. It remains to be seen, but viewers are likely to miss the fog of oil -free oil, cutting it out with Tommy Norris at Billy Bob Thornton.

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The good news is, however, that the actor had positive experiences working on Landman, and even went so far as described as the best audition she once had during an interview with "Rich show Eisen" (Via. Whiskey riff). So what made the series of Sheridan stand out of countless other auditions he had to endure? According to Ham:

"(Sheridan) has this massive ranch in western Texas in Wetterford- only west of Fort Worth. You go there and he goes: 'This is what I think, this is what I want to do. What do you think? And you go," great, yes, I want to do it. " That's it.

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Whatever you think Tay -sherdown TV sheridanIt is not denied that they attract talented actors. From Thornton to Kevin Costner, Sylvester Stallone, Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren, his projects are filled with A-sleepers. Most Hollywood is likely to jump into the chance to work with him, and Ham was not different.

The accompanying of the ever-growing-and very successful-Imperial of Taylor Sheridan is an attractive perspective on its own. For Jonon Ham, however, Landman was an opportunity for him to show his acting skills. In an interview with Hollywood reporterHe explained that Monti Miller is not like his other roles, and that is what drew him to the character:

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"I was lucky enough to be in this business long enough, where people know and can believe me whatever they want to write. I am versatile enough of the actor to get a wide range of things, and that's great. I'm glad it's not just a repetition of Don Drapper or what people watch.

Ham also revealed that his obligations elsewhere prevent him from joining any long -term series, but he was happy to have had to be part of Landman for several episodes. The actor also claimed to be a fan of Billy Bob Thornton and Sheridan, so working with them was a real joy. It is a shame that his character died, eventually robbing the chance to return to times at a later date.

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"Landman" is streamed on Paramount+.