Lamorne Morris And Diego Calva Lead High-Fashion TV Awards Portfolio

Awards season is officially heating up, and television’s most electric actors are getting the high-art photoshoot treatment. A brand-new portfolio spotlighting twelve standout screen talents has arrived, placing the stars in front of the lens at prestigious culture spots including the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and Manhattan’s Sprüth Magers gallery. Leading the pack of standout performers is Emmy winner Lamorne Morris, who continues one of the most impressive career evolutions in modern television. After spending seven years serving up fan-favorite comedy beats as Winston Bishop on the hit sitcom *New Girl*, the actor flipped the script with a powerful turn in the fifth chapter of FX's acclaimed anthology series *Fargo*. That tragic role earned him major trophy credibility, proving his ability to anchor heavy drama just as effortlessly as broad laughs.

Now, Morris is stepping directly into the gritty world of comic book lore with the television series *Spider-Noir*. Set against the rain-soaked backdrop of Depression-era New York City, the production leans heavily into 1940s film noir aesthetics. Morris takes on the role of Robbie Robertson, a sharp freelance news reporter working for the Daily Bugle who gets swept up in a massive citywide conspiracy. In the show, Morris shares major screen time with Hollywood legend Nicolas Cage, who plays the titular heroic figure. The role requires Morris to deliver a tightrope walk of razor-sharp comedic timing alongside grounded dramatic tension. Sharing scenes with Cage in an atmospheric period thriller gives the actor another prime showcase to highlight his magnetic screen presence.

Joining Morris in the spotlight is actor Diego Calva, who makes a striking appearance in the new feature as he takes on the high-stakes drama of *The Night Manager*. The lineup of twelve performers also highlights emerging powerhouses like Sarah Pidgeon, gathering the performers who have defined the current cycle of prestige television programming. The photoshoot pairs high-fashion editorial styling with classical gallery backdrops, framing these TV stars as major cultural figures. Fashion credits for the shoot include tailored designer looks from Brunello Cucinelli and Ferragamo. By uniting performers across different genres—from espionage thrillers to vintage comic adaptations—the project captures a rich snapshot of the actors driving the current small-screen conversation.