- Landman is nominated for two categories at the Actor Awards.
- Several members of the cast are in attendance.
- See photos from their super-glam red carpet appearance.
The Actor Awards air tonight, and the cast of Landman is nominated. Stars of the show are in attendance for the special occasion.
Formerly the SAG-AFTRA Awards, the renamed ceremony airs on March 1 on Netflix. Kristen Bell will host the show, and many of Hollywood’s heavy hitters are expected to attend.
This year, Landman is nominated for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series. The cast is going up against the casts from The Pitt, Severance, The Diplomat, and White Lotus. The Taylor Sheridan drama is also nominated for Outstanding Action Performance by a Stunt Ensemble in a Television Series.
To celebrate the special occasion, stars of the show walked the red carpet before the event. Ali Larter, Michelle Randolph, and Sam Elliott have all been spotted.
Michelle, who stars as Ainsley, wore a stunning baby-blue gown with a balloon hem and matching heels.
Her onscreen mom, Ali Larter (Angela), went for an ultra-glam burgundy gown with a sweetheart neckline. The actress, who just celebrated her 50th birthday, was joined on the red carpet by her husband, Hayes McArthur.
Sam Elliott and his wife, Katherine Ross, made for a dapper couple in coordinating black suits.
Jacob Lofland, who stars as Cooper, arrived with Wintney Katelynn Powell.
Paulina Chávez (Ariana) strikes a pose in a gorgeous navy gown and jewelry by Alexandra Beth Fine Jewelry.
Demi Moore arrived in a stunning black-and-white gown by Schiaparelli.
Billy Bob Thornton and Jon Hamm have not yet been spotted at the ceremony, but we’ve got our eyes on the red carpet. Stay tuned to see if the cast of Landman takes home the award!
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