Randolph Opens Up About Controversial ‘Landman’ Role

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Michelle Randolph Addresses Controversial Role in ‘Landman’

Michelle Randolph, who plays Ainsley in Taylor Sheridan’s “Landman,” acknowledges the polarizing reactions to her character. While some found her character shocking, Randolph explains that she worked diligently to portray Ainsley as a complex and human individual.

Creating a Controversial Character

Randolph consulted with various coaches to fully develop Ainsley, aiming to justify her behavior and make her relatable. She emphasized that Ainsley’s actions are not representative of all 17-year-olds, but rather a reflection of her upbringing and environment.

Embracing Ainsley’s Growth

Randolph urges viewers to give Ainsley the opportunity to evolve. She believes that Ainsley has the potential to become a well-rounded character as she navigates adolescence and experiences different perspectives.

Challenging Representation

Randolph admits that representing Ainsley in the initial episodes was challenging. However, she is proud of the character’s development and believes that her portrayal of Ainsley’s sexuality is a positive message about authenticity.

No Regrets

Randolph stands by her performance in “Landman.” She disassociates from the negative reactions, knowing that she has completed her role. She is eager to continue exploring Ainsley’s character and hopes that the series will provide a platform for her to demonstrate Ainsley’s growth and complexity.


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