Biography
Quinn, Medicine Woman" (1993-98.) In the process, he also won the heart of the good doctor, portrayed by Jane Seymour.
It was a long haul from the suburbs of Chicago, though, and was filled with almost a decade of working as a "chef" while studying acting and making rounds. Lando first became interested in acting when his high school girlfriend (future TV star Alison LaPlaca) suggested he audition for the school musical, "Li'l Abner". To his …
Career Milestones
| Played Byron Sully on "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman" (CBS) | ||
1980 | Headed for L.A. after high school | |
1986 | Had bit role in TV pilot, "Pros and Cons" | |
1986 | Made feature film debut in small part, "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home" | |
1990 | Appeared as Jake Harrison on "One Life to Live" (ABC) | |
1990 | Had small role and was technical advisor on feature film "I Love You to Death" | |
1992 | Appeared in pilot of "Homicide" (NBC) | |
1993 | Briefly returned to daytime drama with a limited run role on the CBS soap "Guiding Light" | |
1994 | Had first starring role in TV-movie, "Shadow of Desire" (CBS) | |
1996 | Began narrating Family Channel specials, "Jeep Presents..." | |
2000 | Returned to series work as the star of the Fox Family Channel drama "Higher Ground" | |
2003 | Featured in the thriller "Blindness" | |