Whether you love Ali Larter's character in Hit "Landman" by Taylor Sheridan and Christian Wallace "Landman" (And there are reasons for both of them), it has undeniable vibrant and chaotic energy that has become part of the vibration of the show. Of course, it is mainly for oil cowboys, Roughnecks, a businessman of billionaires and how Billy Bob Thornton is still cool as Rockstar at 70, but there are A. "Lights on Friday night"-esk side of it with A lot of plays family plays on Texan And the dysfunctional relationships that are there to serve as a relief from "real" tragedies, quarrels and death threats. And Angela Norris on Larter, Torton's extraordinary ex -wife, definitely leads that side of things whenever it comes to family things in the house. She is sixth, sexy, and sometimes powerless by mistake, but also the character who seasoned everything (including her former sex life and blood pressure) and physically and spiritually.

After all the shenanigans we have seen during the season 1, it will be difficult (though it may not be impossible) to imagine someone else to embody this role. But believe it or not, there was a point after a long and difficult audition process That larter has gone through the part, when she even thought that her first trip to Sheridanvers was over before she began. And her dogs for bad behavior were to blame.

The actress was a guest on the talk show "Late Night with Seth Meyers" last November, where he discovered Two weeks before the shooting of Landman began, she suffered a rather unpleasant injury. In a bizarre accident on the road to a treadmill in a snowy small town in Idaho, she opened her car's hatchback with her two Bernz dogs (small and large), and as the puppy cried to finally get it in the car, hit the hatchback with the corner of the eye. She explained,

"I go down to the ground. My blood suffocates my face. I can't even use this; it's like giving me PTSD. I crawl through four feet snow to the treadmill class, fevering at the door, and my girlfriend, Ryan, comes to it, and I see me, Call Chase (McCarthur). "And we're racing in the hospital, and I just, you know, I can't believe it. Two weeks have passed (before filming) and I think I'll be fired. I think this job ended."

Well, fortunately for her, Sheridan and us, she has to make a speedy recovery in those 14 days because she looked an absolute bomb from her first minute to the last in Landman. Her head and nose may have suffered in the incident, but her self -esteem remained intact as she delivered a fiery and unwavering performance during the first 10 episodes of the latest drama of Sheridan's crime. Hopefully, she did not make a "routine" of this freaky accident and reached the shooting in Season 2 without bursting ribs or hurting in any other way.