Adam Lefevre

Adam Lefevre's screen credits include The Mirror Has Two Faces, Philadelphia starring Tom Hanks, as well as You Can Count on Me and Music of the Heart, starring Meryl Streep. LeFevre also held pivotal roles in Return of The Secaucus 7, Only You and as Kevin Spacey's hen-pecked brother in The Ref.

His television credits include Law & Order, Stephen King's mini series Storm of the Century, HBO's Gunplay and ABC's Young Indiana Jones.

On Broadway LeFevre has appeared in Footloose, Summer and Smoke, Our Country's Good and The Devil's Disciple. Off-Broadway credits include The View From Here, Henry V, Doctors Dilemma and The Boys Next Door. Regional theater credits include School for Wives, Wake of Jamey Foster and Henceforward written and directed by Alan Ayckbourn.

A writer as well as an actor, LeFevre has published a book of poetry, Everything all at Once, with Wesleyan University Press. His plays have been produced in New York and regionally, including Waterbabies, which won the prestigious Heideman Award from the Actor's Theater of Louisville.

Note: This profile was written in or before 2000.

Adam Lefevre Facts

Occupation	Actor
Birthday	August 11, 1950 (71)
Sign	Leo
Birthplace	Albany, New York, USA

Selected Filmography

Not available.