Billy Bob Thornton on Monday earned his seventh Golden Globe nomination for playing the title role in Landman, Taylor Sheridan’s deceptively funny but equally grim series on Paramount+ about the oil business that’s based on "Boomtown" podcast from Imperative Entertainment and Texas Monthly.

The actor shares his reaction to his nod for best actor in drama series and how a decision on a second season is coming very soon.

Christian Wallace and Taylor Sheridan’s new series explores the grimy and dangerous world of the Texas oil fields where Thornton’s character is a fixer who makes sure the multibillion-dollar industry keeps churning.

Landman, starring Billy Bob Thornton, Demi Moore, and Jon Hamm, has finally debuted on Paramount+ and its just the kind of drama-filled, increasingly high-stakes, ego-driven thriller that you've been looking for.

And this time, the cast is about as star-studded as it can get, with Billy Bob Thornton at the helm alongside other A-Listers like Jon Hamm, Demi Moore, and Ali Larter. All this to say, if you’re looking for a series to make the end of Yellowstone sting a little less,

Billy Bob Thornton has been a force in Hollywood for over three decades. The 69-year-old Arkansas native got his start in movies such as as “One False Move,” “Tombstone” and “On Deadly Ground.” But it wasn’t until 1996’s “Sling Blade” that Thornton found critical and commercial success.

You’ve got to be right for a part or it’s not going to be a good experience, Oscar winner Billy Bob Thornton contends.

Billy Bob Thornton celebrates his Golden Globe nomination for "Landman" and hints at a possible second season.

Focusing his attention on the oil business in west Texas, uber producer Taylor Sheridan has created a “Dallas” that tells more than J.R. Ewing ever would.

Billy Bob Thornton has defended his co-star’s “cartoonish” role in new series Landman. Landman is the latest series from Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan, who created the show alongside Christian Wallace.