To be straight from the start, “Landman” is not my concern. It appears that the Television Academy has some sort of aversion to Taylor Sheridan’s work, which has allowed me to avoid consuming much of it through my colleague Kathryn’s coverage. However, I can’t escape the buzz about his latest series as it permeates social media and even seeps into sports podcasts I follow during football season, particularly discussions on the Bills’ prospects in the NFL playoffs. Everyone seems to be raving about Jerry Jones‘ impressive portrayal of a “Landman” cameo. Therefore, for the benefit of us all, I will compile this FAQ.
Is Jerry Jones being praised for his performance on Landman? That’s because he did an outstanding job there.
Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys?
Yep!
Jerry Jones, aged 82, constructed his colossal football stadium with a large scoreboard that hangs too close and misaligned the stadium itself, causing the afternoon sun to hinder the players during games, as he’s unwilling to install blackout curtains to address this problem.
Jerry featured in the January 5th installment of the new Taylor Sheridan series starring Billy Bob Thornton, entitled “WolfCamp.” This show seems to revolve around Texas, oil, and business transactions, with a hint of the iconic ten-gallon hat.
In essence, Jerry briefly appeared and greeted Billy Bob Thornton’s character at a crowded Texas gathering filled with influential figures. To show appreciation for his performance in the Landman business deal, he said something like, “Great job on that deal, Billy Bob Thornton’s character.” This line suggests that BBT’s character is well-connected and respected within his professional circle.
So then, what happened next? Jerry, both the owner of the Dallas Cowboys and an oil-and-gas mogul, found himself at the bedside of Jon Hamm’s character, who had suffered from overdoing his Landmann act and ended up in the hospital. In a move that could potentially earn him a Guest Actor Emmy nomination this summer, he then launched into an inspiring monologue.
Go away.
I will, but first you have to watch the clip.
Go AWAY!
I’m not keen on watching this unfold. Frankly, the NFL’s most criticized owner, whose questionable decisions about the Cowboys have made us laugh and scorn for so long that it seems like they’ve always been a source of amusement, surprisingly delivers a compelling TV performance.
And you might wonder, without having watched Landman, how did I come to know about it? Answer: I listened to a podcast by Bill Simmons.
Oh, for God’s sake.
— because I wanted to hear what people were saying about the Bills-Broncos game!
They veered away from the topic at hand during “Guess the Lines,” as Bill or Cousin Sal brought up Jerry Jones’ impressive acting in his cameo for “Landman.” It was like someone scattered a pile of Scrabble letters on a table, just like in that iconic scene from “Sneakers” I always enjoy.
Alright, Bill, let’s tone things down a bit.
Well, there you have it! After that, I began noticing the video everywhere on Twitter and Instagram. There he was, with tear-filled eyes, his voice quivering as he spoke to Hamm’s character about a past decision he made – choosing to work with his children. He explained how this choice has truly made a difference in his life.
Wow, I never thought it could make such a significant impact! In the world created by Taylor Sheridan, transforming oneself into an oil-and-gas tycoon, followed by acquiring a renowned sports franchise to share the journey with your children instead of fighting against them, is surprisingly heartwarming. Set aside the details for now; just immerse yourself in this veteran’s captivating performance! Watch how his self-control almost wavers at the mention of “not just Thanksgiving and Christmas.” Observe how he skillfully extracts emotion from a simple statement like, “I’m pretty proud of the stuff we’ve done with oil and gas.
It seems you’re not feeling well, but I find myself captivated by the scene where an elderly man, rumored to be from Texas oil, is engaging with Oscar winner Billy Bob Thornton and Emmy winner Jon Hamm, portraying what appears to be ruthless business magnates. For a brief moment, I ponder, “What a fortunate man to manage his oil-and-gas and football enterprises with his children.” Despite the sinister nature of those businesses, there’s something compelling about a man who can act so convincingly under such circumstances.
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2025-01-09 01:53