Just Paulina Chavez still in the dark about season 3 of Landman doesn’t mean he can’t wildly speculate with Us about potential storylines.
“We don’t know anything,” said Chávez, 23, who plays Ariana. Us Weekly while celebrating the National Pork Board’s new Explora Todo El Gusto Del Pork campaign. “Obviously, I think we’re going to really get into a lot of the nitty-gritty of these character changes.”
Chávez hopes to see where his character will fit in now that Tommy (Billy Bob Thornton) chimes in, adding, “Obviously, we never see how Ariana fits into the Norris family, and she never really interacts with him. [Ali Larter‘s] Angela. So I’m happy to see that.”
As Chávez “anticipates” the scripts for the hit Paramount+ series, he has fallen in love Us for measuring every possibility when it comes to Ariana. Newly married to Cooper (Jacob Lofland), Chávez could see them hitting another milestone.
“A small wedding [must be] coming. “But I also feel that this is a good opportunity for Ariana to maybe do something her family has never done before, maybe go to college or maybe take night classes,” the actress commented.
Chávez continued: “But he also helps her with her goals and the family business. I think Ariana will want to do something for herself and really help her.” To be honest, I can see him counseling Rebecca, and maybe following the steps to make sure they are legally protected.”
Chávez noted that Ariana would want a “small” wedding – but her future mother-in-law didn’t.
“Cooper and Ariana, they can hold you back a little bit, but we’ll see. Maybe we’ll be getting ready for the wedding, but you won’t see it until it happens,” he commented. “Mexican weddings tend to be over the top. Angela is like a Latina mom in her head because she’s loud and free and open. She would want to do extravagant things with the wedding. … Maybe they’ll just go to court.”
The idea of bringing their families together sounded appealing to Chávez, who added, “I’d like Cooper to see the dynamic between Ariana’s parents and him. I’d also like to see the two families come together and see how that’s going to be resolved.”
Aside from planning a future together, there is one relationship milestone Chávez is in no rush to explore. Chávez, whose character already has a child with her late husband, expressed hope that Ariana and Cooper will not rush to expand their family.
“Sometimes you go too fast, sometimes you don’t need to.” [move as fast in other areas of the relationship]. They still have a lot to strengthen and fix their relationship with themselves,” he explained.
Chávez also survived Us‘creator theory Taylor Sheridan he can cover the world between his currently aired shows. From Yellowstone spinoffs Dutton Ranch again The Marshals to Madisonthere are a lot of options when it comes to displays that you can interact with Landman.
“Definitely Dutton Ranch. That would be very, very nice to see – like a Yellowstone watcher,” Chávez said. Us. “That would be very exciting.”
Before Chávez returned to film the third season of Landmanserves as the face of Explora Todo El Gusto Del Pork, a new food brand from the National Pork Board.
“This comes at a time when it’s a fun way to show people our culture and the way we love food. Pork is a staple in our dishes, and I feel like this will honor all the Latinas who came before us and our grandmothers,” she said. Us. “I’m excited to share my grandmother’s recipes with others and show the new generation how to keep this tradition alive.”
He continued: “I feel like we didn’t really have much. And my sister – thankfully – sat down with my grandmother and wrote a cookbook with some of our favorite recipes. My top favorite is pozole. It’s a stew, and it’s very tasty, and it’s comfort food. Every year we also make tamales rojos, but on the side of that, we also make chilucas.”
For Chávez, the best food comes from his mother, whose cooking is “the best.” He adds, “I like to be at home. I like to cook when I have to. If not, I like to eat food cooked by my mother.”
Landman currently streaming on Paramount+.
