Though she had a short and sporadic career as an actress, Kim Adams made an impression—one of her naked and sweaty frame (one of the best kinds of impression, if you ask Mr. Skin). Starting in 1990, she premiered on television as Audrey Tudor in The Famous Teddy Z with Jon Cryer. A year later, she nabbed a big role in Ted & Venus (1991) as Linda Turner, co-starring James Brolin. Twenty minutes into the film, she walks down the hallway, perspiration dripping and making her already skimpy and skin-tight leotard cling even more—and showing fairly clearly what’s underneath (Breasts! Nipples!). Thirty minutes into the film and you don’t have to guess what’s underneath any clothing at all, as her bare breasts heave and bounce while a guy services her nether regions. Kim took a breather after Venus (gave us time to absorb all that body, thank you) before another turn on the big screen, this time as Sheila in Leaving Las Vegas (1995) with Nicolas Cage and Elisabeth Shue (impressive, right?). Two years later, she was a showgirl in Hoodlum (1997) with Laurene Fishburne and Andy Garcia, and a year after that, she played Darlene in the sequel flick Species II (1998) with Natasha Henstridge. Nine years—that’s how long it took for Kim to share her beguiling beauty again on the screen, in the film On the Job Training (2007). Four more years, and 2011 was a big year for the actress, as she took on two projects (both were journalism-based roles, so maybe she thought it would be easy to do two if they were kinda the same?), as a news anchor in the TV series Detroit 1-8-7 in 2011, and as a reporter in Wes Craven’s Scream 4 (2011) with Neve Campbell and Courteney Cox. Insert a three-year hiatus, then see her uncredited as Sheila O’Neill in Into the Storm (2014) and a non-named character in the TV series Make Your Mark that same year. Short. Sporadic. Sweaty. Skintastic.
