Why Michelle Randolph could be the next big thing on TV - Film Daily

Michelle Randolph is positioning herself for bigger roles as she shifts from supporting parts to being viewed as a potential series lead. The article points to her steady visibility on Paramount+’s 1923, alongside a Netflix procedural credit, arguing that streamers prioritize consistent performers who can help with audience marketing. It notes her 1997 birth to actress/producer Lisa Hoffman, which opened doors but also brought early scrutiny. Randolph earned early guest roles and smaller parts before expanding her screen time. In 1923, she plays Lizzie Dutton across multiple episodes opposite Helen Mirren and Harrison Ford. The piece also cites her role(s) on Netflix’s The Lincoln Lawyer, adding that industry focus increasingly tracks social engagement and streaming-era audience data.