Aidan Langford

Works
Actor (3),
Birthday
2001-09-04

Aidan Langford - known for his work in such projectsAdvice for working with the Map of emotions: «Roommates» (2026),

Aidan Langford is a Stella Adler-trained American actor and Los Angeles native who grew up in Dallas, Texas. He can be seen as Alex in Roommates for Netflix, appearing opposite Sadie Sandler, Chloe East, Natasha Lyonne, and Nick Kroll.

His film work includes a supporting role in 1985, which premiered at SXSW Film Festival in 2018, opposite Cory Michael Smith,Virginia Madsen, and Michael Chiklis, as well as Breaking Them Up. On television, he has appeared in Dolly Parton's Heartstrings, NCIS: New Orleans, and held a recurring role on Bosch.

He got his start at the Dallas Theater Center, appearing in stage productions including To Kill a Mockingbird and A Christmas Carol.

A queer multidisciplinary artist, Langford earned a BFA in Fine Arts (Painting and Ceramics emphasis) at Otis College of Art and Design while creating music under the name Aidan Rhys. He holds dual citizenship in the United States and New Zealand.

The most significant works of Aidan Langford

Roommates Poster
Roommates 2026
Role: Alex
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Bosch Poster
Bosch 2015–2021
Role: Young Harry Bosch, episodes: 2
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NCIS: New Orleans Poster
NCIS: New Orleans 2014–2021
Role: Remy, episodes: 1
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