Taylor Sheridan’s West Texas oil rig drama Landman is once again closing some streets in downtown Fort Worth as production for Season 2 continues.
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram first reported the news with a public advisory obtained from Downtown Fort Worth Inc.
Filming began yesterday and continues on Wednesday at 640 Taylor St. and on Thursday at the Worthington Hotel and 61 Osteria.
Both shoots on Wednesday and Thursday will run from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. The details of the scenes and their talent remain unclear.
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Here are the streets that will be closed due to filming:
Wednesday, June 25
7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
- Taylor Street between West Fifth and West Sixth streets
- South lane heading eastbound on West Fifth Street from Throckmorton Street to Lamar Street
- North lane heading westbound on West Sixth Street from Throckmorton Street to Lamar Street
Thursday, June 26
7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
- West First Street between Main Street and Houston Street
- Burnett Street between West Sixth Street and West Seventh Street
- West lane heading southbound on Main Street between West First Street and West Second Street
- South lane heading westbound on West Sixth Street from Lamar Street to Cherry Street
Billy Bob Thornton, who stars in Landman as the chain-smoking, oil industry fixer Tommy Norris, has become somewhat embedded in North Texas life.
Thornton has shopped at Studio 74 Vintage in Fort Worth, posed in front of a Springtown church and eaten Hurtado BBQ at Sheridan’s Bosque Ranch in Weatherford.
The Fort Worth-raised show creator’s series typically run for multiple seasons (think Yellowstone) so North Texans may be seeing Landman’s actors for years to come.
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His “Boomtown” podcast served as the inspiration for the show, which he created with Taylor Sheridan.
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He and co-star Jacob Lofland posed for photographs at the First United Methodist Church in Springtown.