On TV, his voice can be heard on Comedy Central's "Prime Time Glick" as the Announcer, and in the parodies and bits as all the added voices.

His Voice Acting, Voice Replacement and Promo Narration work includes HBO Boxing, A & E's "Biography", movie trailers for "The Matrix", "Psycho", "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, John Carpenter's "Vampires" and Narration for the National Geographic Channel's, "Outside the Cage" - Great White Shark special.

You may have also heard (but weren't aware you were hearing) Lex doing Celebrity Voice Matching and Replacement in the motion pictures "Dawn of the Dead" "The General's Daughter" "George of the Jungle", "Dark City", "The Thirteenth Warrior", "Lost in Space", "Little Nicky", "Bedazzled", "End of Days" and Disney's "Cats and Dogs" to name only a few .

Lex Lang was born in Hollywood, California. At the age of five, this budding renaissance man and his family moved their roots to Scottsdale, Arizona. Lex began his performance experience at the age of seven. Besides "hamming it up" at the neighborhood talent shows, Lex's childhood credits included being the host of his own radio show (nine years old), master of ceremonies for Seagram’s National Comedy Competition (eleven years old), and print model for a national children’s clothing catalog (twelve years old).

Lex went on to act in Community Theatre in Scottsdale, Arizona, where he performed in over forty productions, including leading roles in "The Fantastiks", "Bus Stop", "The Apple Tree", "Of Mice and Men" and Rogers and Hammerstein’s, "Cinderella".

The following summer, Lex performed with the Royal London Shakespeare Theatre Company in the Summer stock performance of "Two Gentlemen Of Verona" under the direction of John Houseman.

In 1986, the John F. Kennedy Center For Performing Arts awarded Lex their Excellence In Acting Award. Also that year, Lex received the Outstanding Actor Award from The American College Theatre Festival for his portrayal of Ray Caulder in the play, "Lone Star".

Lex moved on to perform stand-up comedy and do impersonations across the country at famous venues such as The Comedy Store, Dr. Giggles, The NFL Cub, Anderson’s Fifth Estate and The Improv, where he performed with comedians Jim Carey, Richard Belzer, and David Spade.

In 1989 Lex moved back to Hollywood to study music at The Musician's Institute and to continue his acting career. After receiving his music degree, Lex was a featured actor in "Days of Our Lives" and the films "Rich Girl", "Auntie Lees Meat Pies" and "Prize Fighter". In 1996 Lex starred as a young Mafia leader in the film, "Blood Justice" for HBO, and as a henchman for the South American Drug Lord in, "Dark Tides" for Cinemax.

Lex currently works in film, television, music and voice over in Hollywood. He also was recently signed to Love Planet Records, and on July 7th released his debut music CD "LeXLang". A soulful and seductive collection of original rock for the new millennium.