Adam Lippe
Adam Lippe is a director and writer, known for Wait, Wait, Don't Kill Me (2020) and No Rest for the Weekend (2018).
Adam Lipsius
Adam Lipsius is a producer and director, known for 16-Love (2012), Amy and Sophia (2017) and Men in Black (1997).
Adam Littman
Adam Littman is known for Rondo and Bob (2020).
Adam Litwin
Adam Litwin entered the world in Hollywood, Florida (yes, there's another Hollywood), where he grew as fast as he could by forcing his mother to spend all of their income on food, while saving just enough for shoes that fit his feet. Since childhood, he was inspired by the multi-talented cast of Saturday Night Live and spent his time honing a variety of impressions. He even does a good one of himself. Although his love of the craft simmered underneath his good-boy persona and what-a-nice-young-man attitude, he didn't pursue acting until later in life when he no longer could hold back the beast. After graduating from the University of Rochester in Rochester, NY, he headed back down to South Florida and worked as a stock broker (in-depth role research). It didn't take long until he transitioned to working as an actor in Miami, including leading a local improvisation troupe. He attended law school at Florida State University (seriously committed to researching his roles) and moved to Dallas, Texas. He has been studying with Theresa Bell at TBell Actors Studio for several years. He has performed in a variety of independent films, national commercials, web series and print ads. Adam has his name on a star(fish) on Hollywood Boulevard (in Florida). No animals were harmed in the making of this biography.
Adam Lobo
Adam Lobo is an actor, known for Raised by Refugees (2022) and The New Legends of Monkey (2018).
Adam Lochowicz
Adam Lochowicz is an actor, known for Combat Wombat (2020).
Adam Lock
Adam Lock is known for How I Live Now (2013), The Aeronauts (2019) and '71 (2014).
Adam Logan
Adam Logan is known for Carnivore: Werewolf of London (2017), The Hike (2011) and Stockwell (2009).
Adam Lolacher
Born and raised in Ottawa, Canada. With a promising basketball career ahead of him, an injury forced him to sit out most of his Senior year in high school, turning him to Drama. A University of Ottawa Theatre graduate, Adam has split his time between Toronto and Vancouver, working across Canada on the stage and in Film/TV. A character actor at heart, he has studied with mentors: Warren Robertson, Ben Ratner, and Larry Moss. He resides in Vancouver BC and is represented by Performers Management.
Adam Long
Adam Long was born on April 25, 1991 in England. He is an actor, known for Happy Valley (2014), Don't Take My Baby (2015) and Cherry (2021).