LANGLY

FULL NAME: Ringo Langly

APPEARENCE: black-rimmed glasses, long  blond hair and T-shirts from a dozen hard-rock bands

EXPERT ON: Communications expert; computer hacker

PERSONALITY: seems like doesn't take life too seriously; the one  most likely to joke with Mulder or invite him to "hop on the Internet to nitpick the scientific  inaccuracies" of a new science-fiction show. But he's also a little bent

INTERESTING FACT: Langly once bragged that he had breakfast with the "guy who shot John Kennedy," saying that he was dressed as a police officer on  the grassy knoll.

HOW HE BECAME A LGM: After meeting John Byers, along with rival cable TV salesman Melvin Frohike, Langly also met with Suzanne Modeski, a woman who claimed that the government was experimenting with chemicals on the people of Boston.

HISTORY WITH MULDER AND SCULLY:
Although the paranoid conspiracy theorist has a lot of respect for Mulder, nevertheless, when Mulder insists that Langly turn off the recording device in "E.B.E.," Langly does not hesitate to lie to him. In exchange for  a photo of an E.B.E. (Extraterrestrial Biological Enity), Langly supplied Mulder and Scully with computer-hacked IDs to gain access to a secret governemtn facility.  Among the Lone Gunmen, truth is as rare as trust.

When Mulder teleconferenced with the Lone Gunmen from Idaho, in "Fearful Symmetry," Byers, explains Langly's absence in a meeting as a philosophical aversion to having his  image bounced off a satellite. He automatically records every incoming phone call, and is evidently as  conversant with current conspiracy theory as his two compadres. But he is ready with a laugh any time Mulder's theories get a little "out there," such as the idea that UFOs started the Gulf War.

Although the Lone Gunmen stive to keep a low profile, an ice-skating Langly joined his colleagues in  a clandestine package retrieval mission for Mulder at a Washington, D.C.-area rink and in the high-tech infiltration of a research facility via a subterranean tunnel.
 

DEAN HAGLUND

Born and bred in Winnipeg, Haglund performs regularly as a stand-up, as a member of the improv  group Vancouver TheaterSports, and is a veteran of many TV series and movies: "I sold drugs to  Lorenzo Lamas in [HBO's upcoming] Mask of Death." In an episode of Lonesome Dove: The  Series, "I was beaten and hanged before the first commercial."

INSPIRATION FOR LANGLY: Computer-nerd friends and grunge-rocker types.
HOW HE'S LIKE LANGLY: "I own a computer, I listen to the Ramones, the long blond hair is for real."
HOW HE'S NOT: "I'm not as paranoid and I don't wear glasses."
STARTLING REVELATIONS: "I'm Canadian and I can't skate."
FAVORITE: "War of the Coprophages", "E.B.E."
STATUS: Married,
IN HIS FREE TIME: practices yoga, can do splits.
IS THE TRUTH OUT THERE?: Regarding his character's conspiracy theories he says, "They're all true - but only to certain people."
WHAT HE'D LIKE FOR LANGLY: "A job at the Pentagon."
 

ACTOR FILMOGRAPHY

1998 - The X-Files: Fight The Future - Ringo Langly
1996 - Mask of Death - Dealer
1994 - Dangerous Indiscretion - Crack head
1994-present - "X-Files, The" (TV Series) - Ringo Langly

Notable TV guest appearances

1998 - "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" - playing "MIB (Mr. Lincoln) " in episode: "Honey, I Shrunk an  Illegal Alien"
1995 - Sliders -  "Fever" - a stockboy
? -  Street Justice - ? - appeared in one episode
1995 - Lonesome Dove: The Outlaw Years - "The Return" -  Nathan Silas
1994 - The Commish - "Working Girls" - Zack
1992 - The Commish - "V.V." - a drug dealer

Miscellaneous Crew Filmography

1996 - Channel 92 - "Pilot". Haglund was the cowriter.