
James Adam Tucker's (Adam Tucker) roots are in the great Garden State of New Jersey, where his curiosity in acting began. Starting at a young age, James directed and filmed his siblings and cousins in skits he wrote. Today, James acting credits span over 30 years. A leading actor and guest star, known for his firm, authoritarian, yet gentle presence in such film and television productions as; Genius: MLK/X (2022), On the Come Up (2022), Wu Tang: An American SAGA (2022), as well as, Criminal Minds, The Mindy Project, Book Club, The Other Wife, and Training Day. James graduated from Morgan State University, a historically black college. He earned his BS in film and television production. Using his diverse experiences as an actor, director, and writer, James has produced over 50 feature films. His awards include best feature film in the Big Apple Film Festival and Key West Film Festival. His films and keen insight in spotting talent has been the launching pad for several working actors, including Morris Chestnut. He has also worked closely with many industry professionals over the years, such as Michael Goi, Mike Tristano, and Alex Diaz. Many of his films have been sold and are available on Netflix and Amazon.
34 movies · 5 TV shows, newest first

On the Come Up
2022
There's No Such Thing as Vampires
2020
Weedjies! Halloweed Night
2019
Wu-Tang: An American Saga
2019
Who Stole My Daughter?
2019
Protecting Winter
2019
Book Club
2018
Odds Are
2018
Dress Rehearsal
2017
Genius
2017
House of Darkness
2016
Drone Wars
2016
The Other Wife
2016
Within These Walls
2015
The Mindy Project
2012
Flick's Chicks
2010
Skinned Alive
2008
Pink Eye
2008
Aunt Rose
2005
Addiction
2003
Savage Roses
2002Bad Placas
2001
Strong Medicine
2000
The Ultimate Prey
2000
Human Prey
1995Knight Walks
1995
The Flesh Merchant
1993
Demon Lover
1992
Steps From Hell
1991
Steel and Lace
1991
Lunatic
1991
Neighbor Hoodz
1991
Beverly Hills, 90210
1990
Casey's Gift: For Love of a Child
1990
Born Killer
1989
Future Force
1989
Zombie Death House
1988
Hairspray
1988
Lobo
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