Biography
He showed the nicer side in his feature debut, John Hughes' "Weird Science" (1985), as well as in "The Invisible Kid" (1988) and the "ABC Afterschool Special" entitled "Just a Regular Kid: An AIDS Story" (1987) but was equally effective as a young bigot in "Soul Man" (1986) and a hard-edged gang leader in the impressive low-budgeter "The Chocolate War" (1988). Langham dropped the Ward moniker in the 1990s as he moved to more adult roles, …
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Career Milestones
2001 | Co-starred in the ABC sitcom "What About Joan?" | |
| Co-starred as Josh, the sexually ambiguous secretary, in the NBC sitcom "Veronica's Closet" | ||
1997 | Best feature exposure to date, his small but showy role as the unctuous tabloid assistant in the John Travolta hit "Michael" | |
1992 | Featured as Phil, the writer, on the HBO comedy series "The Larry Sanders Show" | |
1990 | Regular role as Willis in CBS series "WIOU" | |
1990 | First feature as Wallace Langham, "Vital Signs" | |
1989 | Last credit as Wally Ward, the ABC movie "A Deadly Silence" | |
1987 | Played the best friend of the boy with AIDS in the "ABC Afterschool Special" entitled "Just a Regular Kid: An AIDS Story" | |
1986 | Portrayed Mark Ratner in short-lived CBS series "Fast Times" | |
1985 | TV-movie debut in "Children of the Night" (CBS) | |
1985 | TV debut in CBS Schoolbreak Special "Ace Hits the Big Time" | |
1985 | Feature debut in John Hughes' "Weird Science", billed as Wally Ward | |
| Appeared in first commercial for an English brand of yogurt | ||
1975 | Began to study acting at age 10 (date approximate) | |
| Moved to Los Angeles with mother in the mid-1970s; Mom had got a job as assistant costume designer for the "Donny and Marie" (ABC, 1976-1979) show | ||