Taylor Sheridan’s ‘Landman’ Faces Backlash Over Female Character Portrayals
Critics and viewers are taking issue with the depiction of women in the new Paramount+ series, citing concerns about sexualization and unrealistic dynamics.
- Taylor Sheridan's new series, 'Landman,' has drawn criticism for its portrayal of female characters, particularly the ex-wife Angela and teenage daughter Ainsley.
- Viewers have described the dynamic between Billy Bob Thornton's character, Tommy Norris, and his daughter as uncomfortable and unrealistic, with some calling it inappropriate.
- Angela, portrayed by Ali Larter, has been criticized as a one-dimensional character overly focused on provocative interactions with her ex-husband.
- Ainsley, played by Michelle Randolph, has been labeled oversexualized, with scenes that many viewers find cringeworthy and out of place in the story.
- While the series has been praised for its exploration of the West Texas oil industry, the backlash over its female characters has overshadowed its strengths.
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