Jane Wood, born in 1943 in England, is an actress known for her role in Lassiter (1984). In this film, she contributes to the gritty atmosphere of a crime drama set in the 1980s. Wood's performance adds depth to the narrative, aligning with the cult cinema aesthetic that Lassiter embodies. Her work reflects the unique blend of exploitation and mainstream elements that defines the genre, making her a noteworthy figure in the conversation surrounding cult films.
Lassiter
Nick Lassiter prefers wealthy victims and carefully planned exits, but Scotland Yard gives him a choice between prison and an impossible robbery. To protect the woman he loves, he must penetrate a guarded embassy and outplay a seductive Nazi operative who knows exactly what he wants. Nick Lassiter (Tom Selleck) is a gentleman jewel thief in 1939 London, England. He is arrested by the police after breaking into a London mansion and, after being a member of a phony lineup in which he is positively identified by a law enforcement plant, British law enforcement and the FBI blackmail Lassiter to break into the German Embassy and steal $10 million in Nazi diamonds from a German spy (Lauren Hutton), but first he must locate their hiding place. The gems are en route to South America and will be sold to help finance Hitler's military buildup. The authorities want the Nazi diamonds and to put Lassiter away for good, but he has other plans, and a surprise twist ending changes everything. Scotland Yard and the FBI force a thief and his girlfriend to steal Nazi diamonds from a German countess. Lassiter is a handsome jewel thief operating in London is arrested and told that if he wishes to avoid prison, he must break into the heavily guarded German Embassy in London and steal millions in Gems.
