Lem Amero

Lem Amero was born on Sep 24, 1937 in USA. Lem Amero's big-screen debut came with Diary of a Swinger directed by John Amero in 1967.

Director, writer, producer, actor, and editor Lemuel Firth Amero was born on September 24, 1937 in Gloucester, Massachusetts. His father John was a fisherman while his mother Gladys was a housewife. Following graduation from Gloucester High School in 1955, Lem moved to New York City and worked as a stage manager at various nightclubs including the Bal Tabarin on West 46th Street. Moreover, Amero also spent several seasons in summer stock acting and stage managing at the upstate Lake George Playhouse. Lem acted in his first soft-core film in 1964. In the mid-1960's Lem and his younger brother