TRANSCRIPT: Regis: You watch Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman? Rosie: All the time. Regis: Jane Seymour, yeah? Well, then you’ve noticed Sully, right? Rosie: Very handsome Sully. Regis: The independent frontiersman. Yes, indeed. Now, this summer he can also be seen on the daytime drama “Guiding Light.” Very busy guy. Soap here in New York, Hollywood with the prime time feature out there. Here’s Joe Lando, everybody! (women screaming) Regis: Hi, Joe! Joe: Good to meet you. Joe: How are you doing? Regis: Have a seat. Regis: Yeah, Joe… Joe… Welcome to the show! Joe: Thanks for having me. Regis: So big, so important. What’s going on, here? Prime time, daytime… you’re everywhere! Joe: Everywhere! This is what I do for my summer vacation. They called me up, asked me, I said, “Certainly.” Regis: You never did it before? Never worked a soap before? Joe: Yeah… I used to come here and watch my friends be on this show. I worked across the street on One Life to Live for a few years. Played a guy named Jake, and now I’m being Sully on Dr. Quinn and Macauley West on Guiding Light. Regis: Say, why don’t you bring us up to date on your colleague from Guiding Light who as in that glider plane accident. Joe: Yeah, a friend that I used to work with on One Life to Live and he works on Guiding Light, Leonard Stabb, was in a bad hang-gliding accident this weekend. I just found out yesterday. I was away hiking and I came in and found out and, he’s still in critical condition, and they don’t know anything right now. They’ve been getting a lot of calls and stuff so the best you can do right now is say a prayer, keep him in your thoughts. You know, they’re going to keep us posted but thanks everybody for caring about him. Regis: Yeah, absolutely. Gee, that’s tragic, isn’t it? Hang glider? Joe: Yeah, he’ll be better, though. Regis: I hope so. Regis: So you say you were out hiking? Joe: I went to Maine, went to Maine this weekend. Regis: You go hiking? Joe: Biking, mountain biking. Rosie: Look at the body… Regis: You go mountain biking or hiking? Joe: I did both. I did a 30 mile ride on Saturday, and I did about a 10 mile hike… Regis: All by yourself? Joe: All by my lonesome. Rosie: Well, if you need anyone, Joe, to go with you… Regis: You have no one to go with? Joe: Well, she’s back in L.A. and this was just, you know, I’m here every day working, doing the stuff… Regis: I was trying, I was thinking about you. I thought maybe this could be it! Rosie: I know, I could’ve gone on the bike… Joe: I was very, VERY lonely, Rosie! Rosie: Really? Well, I bike often. I can’t tell you how many times I do 30 or 40 mile bike rides. Joe: You and Madonna. Rosie: With you? I’ll leave you my number. Regis: What do you think, Joe? Joe: Could be. Rosie: Could be! We’re getting close! Joe: I hear you’re getting a show of your own. Rosie: Um, I am? Well, actually, Kathie Lee, you know, hasn’t decided what she’s going to do after the baby… This I how I start rumors! No, actually, I’m not. I’m just going to fill in whenever Reg needs me. Regis: So, you’re the independent frontiersman on the Dr. Quinn show, huh? Joe: The enigmatic Sully. Regis: Yeah, mystery guy. Comes and goes, communes with nature, bonds with the Indians… Joe: Has a great time as opposed to what I’m doing now where I have to come in and say 20 pages of dialogue. We have 7 pages a day and I have 3 lines. “Ah, I’ll get it,” and then leave. “I’ll save you.” Regis: So how did you prepare for the Sully role? Joe: Well, I stopped getting hair cuts, stopped shaving, started doing that kind of… I took a trip around the southwest, and… Regis: Did they teach you how to throw a tomahawk? Joe: Had a weapons consultant come out and they taught me how to throw the tomahawk thousands and thousands of times. Regis: You pretty good at that now? Joe: I’m not bad. Regis: Would you like to take a… would you like to beat Ed Ames’ record? Joe: Frontier bris? Regis: Remember that? Joe: No, I’m much too young to remember that. Regis: And what else? What else? Horseback riding? Joe: They taught me how to bareback ride, and, of course, I had to learn how to work with children, speak Cheyenne, and Jane, and the whole 9 yards at the same time, so it’s been quite an experience. Rosie: Well, you were a stuntman first, weren’t you? Joe: I wanted to be! Rosie: You moved out to L.A…. Joe: Yeah, I moved out to L.A. to become a stuntman because, when I used to watch The Tonight Show, that’s what Burt Reynolds said he did. He worked as a stuntman and then he got into the business doing that, so, I wanted to become an actor. Regis: So that’s what you did? You went out to Hollywood and…? Joe: I went to Hollywood, bumped around for quite a few years. Regis: Any stunt work? Joe: I did a little stunt work. I had a couple of really small parts in different movies, which I did stunts in, and then cooked. For a long time I worked in a restaurant. Regis: He can cook. Rosie: He can cook! Regis: What a catch, right in front of your eyes! A stuntman who cooks! Rosie: Look at him, Reg! Look at him! Regis: This is something out of your dreams! Rosie: This is the best gig I ever had in my life! Regis: If Madonna is watching, she’s eating her heart out right now! Joe: Is this your first day? Rosie: It is my first day, yes. Joe: Congratulations. (They shake hands.) Rosie: Thank you very much. Rosie: He touched me. Did you see that? Regis: And he plays a guy named Sully! He’s gotta be Irish, right? Rosie: He’s got to be, he’s got to be Irish. Joe: They named me after Beth Sullivan’s father, who is the creator of our show, creator… and she… Rosie: It’s a great show. I enjoy it very much. Joe: You’re home on Saturday nights? Rosie: Yes, I am - unfortunately! Joe: At 8:00? Regis: Crying her eyes out. Rosie: I’m going, “I hope I get to meet that Sully guy one day,” and here you are. Regis: And here he is. When we come back we’ll take a look at Sully in action on “Guiding Light.” (commercial break) Regis: You’re going to stay up there for a long time? Rosie: (laughter) Regis: We were… thank you. We were just talking about our careers, you know, Medicine Woman on Saturday nights, and Guiding Light during the day, and here I’ve got Kung Fu coming up (Rosie laughs) and did you know that Rosie’s going into Grease, which is the big Tommy Tune production, going to be a big hit, going on Broadway for a year! Rosie: Um, hmm, a year. Regis: This fall sometime, right? Rosie: Yes Regis: That’s terrific. That’s really great. Regis: So, Guiding Light, Mack and Mindy, you have a BBQ? Joe: Have a BBQ, I meet her in the grocery store, we’re leading into this clip… Regis: You pick her up at a grocery store? What do you mean you meet her at a grocery store? How does that work? Joe: We have a discussion over fish… it’s a whole fish thing… Regis: Yeah Joe: that goes on, we have a theme for a couple of days. Regis: She picked you up? Or did you pick her up? Joe: She picks me up. She’s a little distraught over her relationship with her boyfriend and I see it’s my window of opportunity and I skate right in there. Rosie: I’m going to take notes during this clip. Regis: And then what happens? Joe: Fish. We come home, I cook her the fish… Regis: He cooks! Joe:…her boyfriend shows up… Rosie: Alright. Joe: It’s a soap. Regis: Alright, let’s take a look now. Here they are, Joe and Mindy. Joe: Barbara Crampton (clip starts) Mindy: OK, Sylvester, time to hit the grill. Macauley: You know, we should put some tin foil on it first, and, uh, do you always name your food? Mindy: It just seemed to fit. Why the foil? Macauley: It’ll keep them moist. Mindy: OK, I’ll grab some. Macauley: And some olive oil, virgin if you have it. Mindy: Excuse me? Macauley: Olive oil. You do have virgin olive oil, don’t you? Mindy: How do you know if it’s virgin? Macauley: You read the bottle… Mindy: Oh! Macauley: And a fresh lime. Mindy: Oh, I don’t have any of those! Macauley: Yes you do. There’s one in my bag. And three shots of Tequilla - one for the fish and two for us. Mindy: You’ve done this before, haven’t you? Grill fish, I mean. Macauley: I like to cook. (end clip) Regis: The guys come on to you when they catch you in the supermarket? Rosie: Exactly like that! All the time, Reg! It doesn’t happen to me, Joe. Regis: So, Joe, are you enjoying it here? I mean you’re working a lot harder than you do on the Medicine Woman, right? Joe: Well, yeah, it’s been a hectic schedule, and doing a lot of publicity, but I’m having a great time. Good group of people over at Guiding Light… Vincent Irizarri, Barbara Crampton, Monti Sharp… just working with a great load of people. Regis: Yeah, I think it’s a terrific idea, that cross promotional thing. Absolutely. Joe: Thank you, CBS! Regis: Yes, alright, so it’s Guiding Light during the day, Dr. Quinn on Saturday nights, and thanks so much, Joe, for being with us. Joe: Thanks so much for having me.
![Joe Lando on LIVE! WITH REGIS & KATHIE LEE [1.03]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/VRhOqon-rQ0/mqdefault.jpg)
![Jane Seymour on Regis [0.04]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/QlHYf1rhmMw/mqdefault.jpg)
He is very FINE!
Don't he realize how fine he is😘😘😘
He is shy
JOE LANDO LOOKS LIKE A ROCK STAR...WONDER IF HE'S A MUSICIAN...
I think he enjoys music but I don't think he plays anything.
doubtful or we likely would have heard lol but he can play a pizza like nobody's business
He doesn't really think that what he is saying is interesting to the audience does he?really?
Still looks GREAT at 58.
(That's a hunka hunka burning love. His wife is one LUCKY woman).
I read that William Shockley is a musician.
30 mile ride 😩
I understand English but not very well. If you would do me a favor and share the transcript of the interviews, I would be grateful
The transcript is now in the comments. 🙂
TRANSCRIPT:
Regis: You watch Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman?
Rosie: All the time.
Regis: Jane Seymour, yeah? Well, then you’ve noticed Sully, right?
Rosie: Very handsome Sully.
Regis: The independent frontiersman. Yes, indeed. Now, this summer he can also be seen on the daytime drama “Guiding Light.” Very busy guy. Soap here in New York, Hollywood with the prime time feature out there. Here’s Joe Lando, everybody! (women screaming)
Regis: Hi, Joe!
Joe: Good to meet you.
Joe: How are you doing?
Regis: Have a seat.
Regis: Yeah, Joe… Joe… Welcome to the show!
Joe: Thanks for having me.
Regis: So big, so important. What’s going on, here? Prime time, daytime… you’re everywhere!
Joe: Everywhere! This is what I do for my summer vacation. They called me up, asked me, I said, “Certainly.”
Regis: You never did it before? Never worked a soap before?
Joe: Yeah… I used to come here and watch my friends be on this show. I worked across the street on One Life to Live for a few years. Played a guy named Jake, and now I’m being Sully on Dr. Quinn and Macauley West on Guiding Light.
Regis: Say, why don’t you bring us up to date on your colleague from Guiding Light who as in that glider plane accident.
Joe: Yeah, a friend that I used to work with on One Life to Live and he works on Guiding Light, Leonard Stabb, was in a bad hang-gliding accident this weekend. I just found out yesterday. I was away hiking and I came in and found out and, he’s still in critical condition, and they don’t know anything right now. They’ve been getting a lot of calls and stuff so the best you can do right now is say a prayer, keep him in your thoughts. You know, they’re going to keep us posted but thanks everybody for caring about him.
Regis: Yeah, absolutely. Gee, that’s tragic, isn’t it? Hang glider?
Joe: Yeah, he’ll be better, though.
Regis: I hope so.
Regis: So you say you were out hiking?
Joe: I went to Maine, went to Maine this weekend.
Regis: You go hiking?
Joe: Biking, mountain biking.
Rosie: Look at the body…
Regis: You go mountain biking or hiking?
Joe: I did both. I did a 30 mile ride on Saturday, and I did about a 10 mile hike…
Regis: All by yourself?
Joe: All by my lonesome.
Rosie: Well, if you need anyone, Joe, to go with you…
Regis: You have no one to go with?
Joe: Well, she’s back in L.A. and this was just, you know, I’m here every day working, doing the stuff…
Regis: I was trying, I was thinking about you. I thought maybe this could be it!
Rosie: I know, I could’ve gone on the bike…
Joe: I was very, VERY lonely, Rosie!
Rosie: Really? Well, I bike often. I can’t tell you how many times I do 30 or 40 mile bike rides.
Joe: You and Madonna.
Rosie: With you? I’ll leave you my number.
Regis: What do you think, Joe?
Joe: Could be.
Rosie: Could be! We’re getting close!
Joe: I hear you’re getting a show of your own.
Rosie: Um, I am? Well, actually, Kathie Lee, you know, hasn’t decided what she’s going to do after the baby… This I how I start rumors! No, actually, I’m not. I’m just going to fill in whenever Reg needs me.
Regis: So, you’re the independent frontiersman on the Dr. Quinn show, huh?
Joe: The enigmatic Sully.
Regis: Yeah, mystery guy. Comes and goes, communes with nature, bonds with the Indians…
Joe: Has a great time as opposed to what I’m doing now where I have to come in and say 20 pages of dialogue. We have 7 pages a day and I have 3 lines. “Ah, I’ll get it,” and then leave. “I’ll save you.”
Regis: So how did you prepare for the Sully role?
Joe: Well, I stopped getting hair cuts, stopped shaving, started doing that kind of… I took a trip around the southwest, and…
Regis: Did they teach you how to throw a tomahawk?
Joe: Had a weapons consultant come out and they taught me how to throw the tomahawk thousands and thousands of times.
Regis: You pretty good at that now?
Joe: I’m not bad.
Regis: Would you like to take a… would you like to beat Ed Ames’ record?
Joe: Frontier bris?
Regis: Remember that?
Joe: No, I’m much too young to remember that.
Regis: And what else? What else? Horseback riding?
Joe: They taught me how to bareback ride, and, of course, I had to learn how to work with children, speak Cheyenne, and Jane, and the whole 9 yards at the same time, so it’s been quite an experience.
Rosie: Well, you were a stuntman first, weren’t you?
Joe: I wanted to be!
Rosie: You moved out to L.A….
Joe: Yeah, I moved out to L.A. to become a stuntman because, when I used to watch The Tonight Show, that’s what Burt Reynolds said he did. He worked as a stuntman and then he got into the business doing that, so, I wanted to become an actor.
Regis: So that’s what you did? You went out to Hollywood and…?
Joe: I went to Hollywood, bumped around for quite a few years.
Regis: Any stunt work?
Joe: I did a little stunt work. I had a couple of really small parts in different movies, which I did stunts in, and then cooked. For a long time I worked in a restaurant.
Regis: He can cook.
Rosie: He can cook!
Regis: What a catch, right in front of your eyes! A stuntman who cooks!
Rosie: Look at him, Reg! Look at him!
Regis: This is something out of your dreams!
Rosie: This is the best gig I ever had in my life!
Regis: If Madonna is watching, she’s eating her heart out right now!
Joe: Is this your first day?
Rosie: It is my first day, yes.
Joe: Congratulations. (They shake hands.)
Rosie: Thank you very much.
Rosie: He touched me. Did you see that?
Regis: And he plays a guy named Sully! He’s gotta be Irish, right?
Rosie: He’s got to be, he’s got to be Irish.
Joe: They named me after Beth Sullivan’s father, who is the creator of our show, creator… and she…
Rosie: It’s a great show. I enjoy it very much.
Joe: You’re home on Saturday nights?
Rosie: Yes, I am - unfortunately!
Joe: At 8:00?
Regis: Crying her eyes out.
Rosie: I’m going, “I hope I get to meet that Sully guy one day,” and here you are.
Regis: And here he is. When we come back we’ll take a look at Sully in action on “Guiding Light.”
(commercial break)
Regis: You’re going to stay up there for a long time?
Rosie: (laughter)
Regis: We were… thank you. We were just talking about our careers, you know, Medicine Woman on Saturday nights, and Guiding Light during the day, and here I’ve got Kung Fu coming up (Rosie laughs) and did you know that Rosie’s going into Grease, which is the big Tommy Tune production, going to be a big hit, going on Broadway for a year!
Rosie: Um, hmm, a year.
Regis: This fall sometime, right?
Rosie: Yes
Regis: That’s terrific. That’s really great.
Regis: So, Guiding Light, Mack and Mindy, you have a BBQ?
Joe: Have a BBQ, I meet her in the grocery store, we’re leading into this clip…
Regis: You pick her up at a grocery store? What do you mean you meet her at a grocery store? How does that work?
Joe: We have a discussion over fish… it’s a whole fish thing…
Regis: Yeah
Joe: that goes on, we have a theme for a couple of days.
Regis: She picked you up? Or did you pick her up?
Joe: She picks me up. She’s a little distraught over her relationship with her boyfriend and I see it’s my window of opportunity and I skate right in there.
Rosie: I’m going to take notes during this clip.
Regis: And then what happens?
Joe: Fish. We come home, I cook her the fish…
Regis: He cooks!
Joe:…her boyfriend shows up…
Rosie: Alright.
Joe: It’s a soap.
Regis: Alright, let’s take a look now. Here they are, Joe and Mindy.
Joe: Barbara Crampton
(clip starts)
Mindy: OK, Sylvester, time to hit the grill.
Macauley: You know, we should put some tin foil on it first, and, uh, do you always name your food?
Mindy: It just seemed to fit. Why the foil?
Macauley: It’ll keep them moist.
Mindy: OK, I’ll grab some.
Macauley: And some olive oil, virgin if you have it.
Mindy: Excuse me?
Macauley: Olive oil. You do have virgin olive oil, don’t you?
Mindy: How do you know if it’s virgin?
Macauley: You read the bottle…
Mindy: Oh!
Macauley: And a fresh lime.
Mindy: Oh, I don’t have any of those!
Macauley: Yes you do. There’s one in my bag. And three shots of Tequilla - one for the fish and two for us.
Mindy: You’ve done this before, haven’t you? Grill fish, I mean.
Macauley: I like to cook.
(end clip)
Regis: The guys come on to you when they catch you in the supermarket?
Rosie: Exactly like that! All the time, Reg! It doesn’t happen to me, Joe.
Regis: So, Joe, are you enjoying it here? I mean you’re working a lot harder than you do on the Medicine Woman, right?
Joe: Well, yeah, it’s been a hectic schedule, and doing a lot of publicity, but I’m having a great time. Good group of people over at Guiding Light… Vincent Irizarri, Barbara Crampton, Monti Sharp… just working with a great load of people.
Regis: Yeah, I think it’s a terrific idea, that cross promotional thing. Absolutely.
Joe: Thank you, CBS!
Regis: Yes, alright, so it’s Guiding Light during the day, Dr. Quinn on Saturday nights, and thanks so much, Joe, for being with us.
Joe: Thanks so much for having me.
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