Joe Lando(I)

Actor
Producer
Writer

A single mom struggling to make ends meet as a Hollywood teamster evades capture by a ruthless FBI Agent while running black market medical supplies in her legendary souped-up pickup truck.

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Night Train (2023)

A former cook in a Hollywood restaurant, Lando first came to the attention of casting directors in the role of heartthrob Jake Harrison on the soap opera One Life to Live (1968). That job led to the co-starring role as the backwoodsman/love interest of Jane Seymour on TV's Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman (1993).

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Awards
- 3 wins & 2 nominations total

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Known for

Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman

6.8

TV Series

Byron Sully

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home

7.3

San Francisco Police Officer

1986

Higher Ground

8.1

TV Series

Peter Scarbrow

The Bay

7.2

TV Series

Lee Nelson

Credits

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Actor

All Hallows' Eve: Inferno
4.3
- Jake (segment: "Hammurabi")
- 2024
The Bold and the Beautiful
3.5
TV Series
- Judge Craig McMullen
- 2018–2023
Night Train
3.8
- Chuck
- 2023
The Bay
7.2
TV Series
- Lee Nelson
- 2010–2022
A Christmas Spark
6.0
TV Movie
- Hank Marshall
- 2022
Paloma's Flight
6.6
TV Movie
- Sam Moses
- 2022
A Very Charming Christmas Town
5.9
TV Movie
- Darren Larsen
- 2020
Friendsgiving
4.5
- Handsome Man
- 2020
Hammurabi
6.3
Short
- Jake
- 2020
The Untold Story
5.9
- Danny
- 2019
Sniper: Ultimate Kill
5.6
- John Samson
- 2017
Spotlight 2
7.6
Short
- Cal Johnson
- 2016
Freshwater
2.8
- Sheriff Jones
- 2016
Casa Vita
6.3
TV Movie
- Cliff Lindstrom
- 2016
Earthfall
3.0
TV Movie
- Steven Lannon
- 2015

Producer

Official sites
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Height
- 6′ (1.83 m)
Born
- December 9, 1961
- Prairie View, Illinois, USA
Spouse
- Kirsten BarlowMay 24, 1997 - present (4 children)
Parents
Publicity listings
- 1 Article
- 6 Magazine Cover Photos

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Trivia
When he played Byron Sully in Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman (1993), he insisted on doing almost all his own stunts. He said doing his own stunt work made the character feel more real to him. In addition, Joe admitted that some stunts, such as eating worms and running on top of a moving train, were things that he would probably never have an opportunity to do again.