GANGLAND: Actor and executive producer Lou Diamond Phillips on new crime film – Exclusive Interview

By ABBIE BERNSTEIN 07/10/2026
GANGLAND movie poster | ©2026 Saban Films

The character of Teddy Sharpe in the new feature drama GANGLAND, opening in theatres and on digital July 10, is not Lou Diamond Phillips’s first go-round playing law enforcement on a reservation. Phillips spent six seasons, 2012-2017, on LONGMIRE as Henry Standing Bear, tribal liaison for the sheriff of Absaroka County, Wyoming. However, unlike Henry, Teddy is not indigenous. Although he has spent most of his life here, and his wife is a member of the tribe, he is viewed as an outsider on the Thunderstone reservation. As Teddy’s new deputy, fellow outsider Sandra Scala (Dana Namerode), learns, something in […]Read On »


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LONGMIRE: Lou Diamond Phillips works the West – exclusive interview

By ABBIE BERNSTEIN 07/19/2016
Longmire | © 2016 Netflix

Lou Diamond Phillips shot to movie stardom playing real-life Fifties pop star Ritchie Valens in 1987’s LA BAMBA. Since then, he’s worked continuously in film (YOUNG GUNS, THE 33), stage (earning a Tony nomination for his portrayal of the King of Siam in the Broadway revival of THE KING AND I) and television (most recently, an arc on BLINDSPOT). For the past four years, Phillips has played Henry Standing Bear on LONGMIRE. Based on a series of novels by Craig Johnson, LONGMIRE is a contemporary Western procedural, centering on Walt Longmire (Robert Taylor), sheriff of Absaroka County, Wyoming. Henry is […]Read On »


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CD Review: THE YOUNG RIDERS soundtrack (1200 edition)

By DANIEL SCHWEIGER 03/03/2011
THE YOUNG RIDERS soundtrack | © 2011 La La Land Records

Whether it’s ROAR or THE CAPE, television has unabashedly turned every big screen hit from BRAVEHEART to BATMAN into show’s whose themes were just discernable enough to avoid legal outrage. Such was the case of this YOUNG GUNS-esque adventure that ran from 1989 to 1992. The concept here was to turn teen outlaws into equally hot Pony Express riders, whose saddles would be filled by the likes of Stephen Baldwin and Josh Brolin. Another growing talent would be John Debney, who was sowing his musical oats on such movie spin-off shows as FAME and POLICE ACADEMY before taking on RIDERS […]Read On »


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