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'''Langston Wilde''' is a fictional character on ABC's daytime drama ''[[One Life to Live]]''. She has been played by [[Brittany Underwood]] since 2006. |
'''Langston Wilde''' is a fictional character on ABC's daytime drama ''[[One Life to Live]]''. She has been played by [[Brittany Underwood]] since 2006. |
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| Langston Wilde | |
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| First appearance | Spring 2006 |
| Created by | Dena Higley |
| Portrayed by | Brittany Underwood |
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| Occupation | Student at Llanview High School |
| Relatives | Unknown |
Langston Wilde is a fictional character on ABC's daytime drama One Life to Live. She has been played by Brittany Underwood since 2006.
Langston is Starr Manning's best friend and sidekick. When she first came to Llanview she was mean to Starr and the two were not friends. Her parents didn't pay attention to her and she took out her anger on everyone else. They fought over boys and just acted rude to each other. When she and Starr went to a quarry one night in summer 2006 their friendship changed a lot. Langston dared Starr to jump off a high cliff and Starr did it. Starr suffered a bad head injury. Starr however made a full recovery. When Langston realized what she had done she immediately apoligized to Starr and the two girls became best friends. Langston has the smarts and the backbone to get the best of anyone, especially in high school to mean girl Britney.
Although Langston doesn't approve of Starr's boyfriend, Cole Thornhart, ever since his run-in with steroids, she tries to accept it after seeing how much he really means to Starr.
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