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Meet the Cast

VIDEO

• BONUS CLIP | 2:15

  

  Branch Operates In Gray Areas

• BONUS CLIP | 2:12

  

  Walt and Vic Have Feelings For Each Other

• BONUS CLIP | 2:22

  

  The Cast Wonders What Might Have Been

• BONUS CLIP | 3:02

  

  Ferg Steps Up for Cady

• BONUS CLIP | 2:44

  

  Branch and Cady Want Each Other

• BONUS CLIP | 2:01

  

  Deputy Ferg Finds His Confidence

• BONUS CLIP | 2:12

  

  The Bond Between Henry and Longmire

• BONUS CLIP | 2:21

  

  Longmire Cast Debates the Sheriffs' Debate

• BONUS CLIP | 2:02

  

  Katee Sackoff on Getting Her Ass Kicked

• BONUS CLIP | 3:01

  

  Vic and Her Secret

• BONUS CLIP | 2:10

  

  Searching for the Truth with Cady Longmire

• BONUS CLIP | 2:05

  

  The Cast Introduces the New Season

Cassidy Freeman as Cady Longmire

Character Bio: Cady Longmire

Cady Longmire, Walt’s only child, is an attorney with dreams of the big city. After the death of her mother, Cady has taken it upon herself to help her father get his life back together. She is keenly aware of his imperfections and is the only one not afraid to point them out. Her straight talk and sense of humor connect this father-daughter duo even though they both tend to drive the other crazy.

Actor Bio: Cassidy Freeman

Cassidy Freeman was born and raised in Chicago, graduating Magna Cum Laude from Middlebury College with degrees in Theatre and Spanish. The youngest of three actor siblings, she joined her brothers in Los Angeles and since, various projects have taken her to Vancouver, New York City, Chicago, Atlanta, Santa Fe and even to Bolivia. On television, Freeman was a series regular on the CW hit series “Smallville” and has also appeared on “The Playboy Club,” “The Vampire Diaries,” “Cold Case” and all three “CSI” series.

On the big screen, she served as co-executive producer and starred in the horror-thriller YellowBrickRoad, which premiered at Slamdance and traveled a vigorous festival schedule arriving in AMC Theatres across the country. Other film credits include the comedy Finishing the Game, and the indie feature Brahmin Bulls. On stage, summer Shakespeare near Washington DC took Freeman to a NYC-staged production of Anthony Minghella’s radio play “Cigarettes and Chocolate” at the Atlantic 2 Theatre. In LA, she starred in “The Maids” at the Moth Theatre and continues to be a part of Playhouse West.