The actor from ‘The Milk’ couldn’t be there to receive the award, so the presenter, Gillian Anderson, playfully said she would take it instead.
Olivia Vinall, known for her role in Apple Tree Yard, plays Detective Sergeant Mattie Stone in the series. She stars alongside Julie Graham (This City Is Ours), Sarah Woodward, and Siobhan Redmond, who play her three aunts.
The 29-year-old model is one of many well-known people who have privately donated to a fundraiser started by friends of the actor, who recently fought amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
The series Landman, co-created by Sheridan and Christian Wallace (based on Wallace’s podcast Boomtown), launched in November 2024 and quickly became popular on streaming platforms. Paramount+ renewed it for a second season in March 2025, which premiered a year later. According to data from FlixPatrol, Landman recently reached a significant achievement, staying in the Top 10 U.S. streaming charts for over 200 days.
The singer-songwriter turned heads on the red carpet at London’s Royal Festival Hall, wearing a striking black patterned dress with an open back. She shared a kiss on the cheek with the Irish actor, and the two gazed affectionately at each other.
Following the glamorous red carpet arrival, the biggest names in Hollywood gathered at the famous venue to announce the winners.
Following James Cameron’s letter to Senator Mike Lee expressing worry that the Netflix-Warner deal would harm movie theaters, Mark Ruffalo wondered if Cameron was raising the same concerns about all similar deals.
If anything stands out, it’s that 2 million ordinary investors are floundering in the same sea while 45 early‑bird wallets are laughing all the way to the bank, netting $1.2 billion. For every dollar those insiders pocketed, we traded an extra $20 for a flat‑backed windshield at sunset.
Sheridan’s work on television is incredibly impressive. He’s best known for the epic Western series Yellowstone, which ran for five seasons and led to the creation of two prequel series, 1883 and 1923. A sequel, Y: Marshals, is also on the way. Beyond Yellowstone, Sheridan has worked on many other television shows as well.
Family members confirmed his death on Thursday, just under a year after he publicly shared his diagnosis of ALS.