"Landman" is one of Taylor Sheridan's best showsAnd his success with a record recording of Paramount+ proves that the oil drama is the ratings rating. A heck, even the best -selling authors like Steven King fell for Landman's appeal, Even if you feel guilty about it. However, although they received praise from many fans and critics, some elements of the show are at stake, the most important, the character of Angela Norris played by Ali Larter.

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In short, today's people believe that Angela-again, again, again, the wife of Billy Bob Thornton's protagonist, Tommy Norris-is too much above the top and poorly written. However, Thornton does not buy the criticism, with the actor telling The deadline That she is actually quite real:

"Have you ever been to Dallas? Just get down there and believe me, but it's at every other corner."

Moreover, some character critics believe that Angela is nothing more than a trophy's one -dimensional wife, who is too sexualized, adding the perception that Sheridan cannot write women. When we first meet the character, she is in a loving relationship with a wealthy friend and spends the days of drinking and lying by the pool. However, Larter disagrees with the view that Angela is a cartoon.

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While some Landman viewers have problems with Angela's personality, Ali Larter believes there is more about the character than it fills the eye. In an interview with ElStarvala "Warsit Blues" explained that she was more complex than her days would believe, noting that Taylor Sheridan has a blow to writing complicated women. Not only that, but Lord also agrees with Billy Bob Thornton's opinion that Angela is quite real in life-and there is nothing wrong with her sexual nature, nor:

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"I want to show all sides of a woman and how a woman feels about her body and her sexuality. So, discovering it, accepting it, was a big deal - and much different from how I am in my daily life. But I know women want (Angela).

I hope, Landman Season 2 Seeee See Angela to continue to develop and prove her critics wrong. That said, her defenders are probably hoping that she is not changing at all, as the world needs to realize that it is not a far -reaching cartoon. She is also one of the more fun characters in a series that can be pretty dark at times, and it is good to rest a little of the misery.

"Landman" is currently moving to Paramount+.

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