Tommy Lane (actor)
Tommy Lane (born 1936) is an actor known for his appearances in television and movie films of the 1970s, including Shaft (1971), Shamus (1973) and Live and Let Die (1973). In Shaft and Live and Let Die, he wears a tweed jacket. He also performed stunts in several movies.
In Shaft he plays a hitman who attacks the title character, only to be defeated and flung through a window.
His Live and Let Die role as Adam earned the character 90th place in a group of 104 James Bond villains as rated by Esquire.[1] Adam participates in two attempts to assassinate Bond, eludes Sheriff J.W. Pepper, then orders a boat chase and becomes the last pursuer.
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