Taylor Sheridan is like no one else. He rules his lane. With shows like Yellowstone, Landman, and The Madison, he has crafted or overseen characters and plotlines that keep million of viewers riveted. His portfolio is a true juggernaut that few TV-based creators have ever matched or surpassed. However, Sheridan is also an able actor. Just ask Lioness actor Thad Luckinbill. He sounds like a gushy fanboy when he praises Taylor Sheridan. The Yellowstone mastermind merits that praise across the board, too.
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"One of the Most Tenacious People"
Luckinbill, who plays Kyle McManus on Lioness, told People, "I've known Taylor since Sicario. To watch the trajectory that's happened with him, I think it'll go down in the history books. I don't think anybody's done it this well. I really don't think anybody's done it this well, and it's a testament to his tenacity. He's one of the most tenacious people I've ever met."
Luckinbill, added admiringly, "He knows what he wants, and he gets it done at all costs. It's contagious to be around. It also speaks to his talent." And a resounding message of respect and awe came from Thad Luckinbill as well. "I don't know that there'll ever be another Taylor Sheridan. It's unbelievable."
Sheridan's Impressive Acting Gift Wows Luckinbill
Per the outlet, the two men were both in a 2018 drama titled 12 Strong. Sheridan's aptitude for the role and for the acting profession floored Thad Luckinbill. He shared with People, "It kind of took me out of the scene because I was just watching it as a fan. That was my first introduction to him as an actor, and really all I needed to ever see."
He Loves Being on 'Lioness'
Luckinbill describes his enthusiasm for Lioness with unfeigned eagerness. "As far as Lioness goes, that is my favorite job I've ever had. I absolutely adore the people I work with. They're just fantastic people and it goes all the way up to the top. Taylor is amazing. But then you get into the cast, and it's like we're all just a big family." The stellar cast includes marquee-worthy A listers like Nicole Kidman and Zoe Saldana.
It sounds as if all the drama is in front of the cameras where it should be, not behind the scenes. "Everybody's there to have fun. Everybody's there to work, and it's like going to a reunion every year when we get to work together again."
