How Old Is The Cast Of Landman
You know that moment when you're scrolling through your phone at 2 AM, and you stumble onto a show you've never heard of, and suddenly you're three episodes deep at 4 AM? That...
You know that moment when you're scrolling through your phone at 2 AM, and you stumble onto a show you've never heard of, and suddenly you're three episodes deep at 4 AM? That's exactly how I ended up binging Landman last weekend. And the more I watched, the more I kept thinking about one thing: how old are these people actually?
It sounds like a weird thing to fixate on, I know. But when you see a character delivering lines about decades of oil field grit, you can't help but wonder if the actor sitting in that chair has lived through even a fraction of that. Can you relate? I bet you've had that same thought while watching someone play a grizzled veteran on screen.
The Man at the Center
Billy Bob Thornton
Billy Bob Thornton, who plays the unforgettable Tommy Savory, was born on August 4, 1955. That makes him around 69 years old — and honestly, he carries every single one of those years on his face. You don't need to know his age to feel the weight he brings to the role, but knowing it just adds another layer of respect. How many actors can you think of who look that authentic at nearly 70? Not many, honestly.
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He's been in the game since the '90s, and you can see it in the way he moves through a scene. There's no rushing, no trying to prove anything. Billy Bob just exists in front of the camera, and it's kind of mesmerizing. The man was already an Oscar winner before most of the cast was even born, so the experience gap is kind of wild when you think about it.
The Women Who Hold the Screen
Lily Gladstone
Lily Gladstone, who plays the brilliant Twyla, was born on August 2, 1986. She's about 38 years old and has been turning heads for years now. Her performance in Killers of the Flower Moon earned her an Oscar nomination, and her work on Landman proves she's only getting started. She brings this quiet intensity that feels almost unfair — like she's holding back something enormous.
What's fascinating about Lily is how naturally she fits into this rough, dusty world. You wouldn't guess she's spent years in Hollywood, because she disappears completely into her characters. Have you noticed how some actors just melt into a role? She's one of those people, and it's genuinely remarkable to watch.
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Demi Moore
Demi Moore, who plays Maude, was born on November 11, 1962, making her around 62 years old. She's been in the spotlight since the '80s and '90s, but her return to serious acting has been nothing short of a comeback story. On Landman, she plays a woman who knows exactly what she wants — and she's not afraid to take it.
There's something satisfying about watching Demi in a role like this, especially given how she was pushed aside by Hollywood for years. It feels like the industry is finally catching up to what audiences already knew. She owns every scene she's in, and she does it with a confidence that only comes from decades of experience.
The Rest of the Crew
James Badge Dale and Taylor Kitsch
James Badge Dale, who plays Lonny, was born on May 1, 1978, so he's around 46 years old. Taylor Kitsch, who plays Tip, was born on April 8, 1981, making him about 43 years old. Both men bring a rough-edged authenticity to their roles that feels earned rather than performed. They've been working steadily for years, and you can see it in the way they hold themselves on screen.
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Kitsch, in particular, has had an interesting journey — he was a big deal for a hot minute, then seemed to fade, and now he's back doing what he does best. Isn't it cool when someone gets a second act? That's what James Badge Dale and Taylor Kitsch are doing right now on this show.
The Younger Generation
Owen Teague, who plays Rod, was born on December 8, 1994, making him around 30 years old. Scott Shepherd, who plays Hud, was born in 1983, so he's about 41 years old. Owen is the youngest face on the main cast, and he holds his own against veterans like Billy Bob and Demi without breaking a sweat. It's refreshing to see a younger actor who doesn't seem intimidated by the company he keeps.
The cast of Landman spans roughly four decades in age, and that range is clearly intentional. It gives the show a texture that feels real — because real oil fields and real families don't exist in a single age bracket. The mix of youth and experience creates a dynamic that keeps every scene feeling alive and unpredictable.
So the next time you're deep into a binge session, take a moment to appreciate the ages behind the faces on screen. It changes the way you watch, doesn't it? The cast of Landman might not all be the same age, but together, they build something that feels timeless — and that's the real magic of great television.
