Stanley Adams

Stanley Adams was an actor and writer who played Cyrano Jones in the second season episode and the first season episode .
Adams filmed his scenes for "The Trouble with Tribbles" between Friday and Tuesday at Desilu Stage 10.
Footage of his appearance in "The Trouble with Tribbles" was used in the fifth season episode 
He also co-wrote The Original Series third season episode with George F. Slavin.
==Biography==
Born in New York City, Adams made appearances in several films during the 1930s, but continued working primarily in theater. During World War II, he served as a staff sergeant in the US Army Air Corps. His acting career resumed when he recreated his stage role of the bartender in the 1951 film version of Death of a Salesman that he decided to pursue a consistent career in that medium.
One of his earliest credited film roles came in (1954, co-starring fellow Original Series guest actors Whit Bissell and Peter Brocco). After that, he appeared in such classic, Oscar-nominated motion pictures as (1959, co-starring Lawrence Dobkin, Robert Ellenstein, and Ken Lynch), (1961, starring Audrey Hepburn), (1963, with cinematography by Ernest Haller and music by Jerry Goldsmith), and (1965, co-starring Michael Dunn and Barbara Luna).
Adams also had a small, unbilled role in (1956, directed by Robert Wise. Also appearing uncredited in the film were Robert Easton and Roy Jenson. Later, Adams appeared in (1959, co-starring Virginia Aldridge). Adams and Jenson also appeared together in (1960, with Charles Seel). Perhaps Adams' most notable film role, however, is that of Perelli in (1962).
His other major film credits include Studs Lonigan (1960, starring Frank Gorshin), The Outsider (1961, with Paul Comi), The Young Savage (1961, with Clegg Hoyt), (1963, starring Bob Hope, with Lucille Ball and Grace Lee Whitney), (1963, with Yvonne Craig, Lawrence Dobkin, Celia Lovsky, and Susan Oliver), (1964, with Nehemiah Persoff), (1964, with Roger C. Carmel and Michael Forest), (1966, with Brian Keith Martin Landau and Paul Fix), and Elvis Presley's (1967).
His television credits continued to increase during this time, as well. During the 1950s, he appeared on such programs as The Silent Service (with Liam Sullivan and Leonard Nimoy), , (with Michael Dante), and The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis. Throughout the 1960s, he could be seen on Thriller, , , , The Untouchables (which, like Star Trek, was also produced by Desilu), , The Twilight Zone, , (with Ted Cassidy), The Dick Van Dyke Show, (with Julie Newmar, directed by Robert Sparr), , and , among many others.
Adams continued receiving steady work throughout the 1970s, with appearances on The Odd Couple, , and Ironside, among other TV shows. He was also a part of the cast of TV movie (1972, with, Elisha Cook and Barry Atwater ), which would lead to , which co-starred John Fiedler. Adams himself appeared in an episode of this series in 1974, along with Robert DoQui. Adams even continued performing in films, such as (1971, with Charles Napier and Jan Shutan), (1972, with Ian Abercrombie and Jay Robinson), and (1974).
Sometime in the 1970s, Adams sustained a back injury which caused him constant pain and thus reduced his employability. After that, he reportedly struggled with depression from which he never fully recovered. His life came to an end by his own hand when he committed suicide in 1977, shooting himself to death. He had just reached the age of 62 twenty days before.
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