Howard Langston

Howard Langston was an American mattress salesman of the 20th century. In 1996,Spreadsheets seen on Langston's computer screens list the year; unless the film's universe has 96 months in a year or 96 days in a month, the year has to be 1996. after years of being an absentee father towards his son Jamie, Langston was indirectly informed by his wife Liz about the character Turbo Man, whom Jamie idolised. Langston then set out on a quest to locate a Turbo Man action figure before Christmas, facing hordes of angry shoppers, a Mall Santa smuggling ring, and similarly-determined father Myron Larabee along the way.
==Notes==
===Behind the Scenes===
*Langston was played by American actor Arnold Schwarzenegger.Jingle All The Way - IMDB - Retrieved 22 November 2024Arnold Schwarzenegger - IMDB - Retrieved 22 November 2024
===Trivia===
*Langston was one of the characters given a trading card on the film's website.Trading Cards - Jingle all the Way - Retrieved 22 November 2024 - Archived 31 January 1997
*In a video originally posted in 2008, film critic Doug Walker (in-character as the Nostalgia Critic) described actor Schwarzenegger as "an international punchline" and characterised Langston as a ferocious cannibal.Jingle All the Way - Nostalgia Critic - 30 December 2008 - That Guy with the Glasses - Retrieved 22 November 2024 - Archived 31 December 2008Jingle all the Way - Nostalgia Critic - Channel Awesome - 15 December 2015 - YouTube - Retrieved 22 November 2024
*YouTuber Cody Franklin heavily criticised Langston's absentee parenting of his son.Jingle All The Way: A Christmas Battle Royale - PointlessHub - 19 December 2022 - YouTube - Retrieved 22 November 2024
==Appearances==
*Jingle all the Way (first and final appearance)
==References==
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