This is a list of notable men who have appeared in gay pornographic films. Pornography has become more mainstream and as of 2009 was a $13billion industry in the United States; globally consumers spent more than US$3000 on porn every second of every day, in 2009.[1] The gay market is estimated to be five to ten percent of the overall adult market.[2]
Gay pornographic films trace their origins to the Athletic Model Guild, founded in Los Angeles in 1945, which produced photographs and still images later turned into films and porn loops.[2] The modern roots of films can be traced to the early 1970s when movies were shown in New York theaters.[2] Over time the "heterosexual adult industry blossomed in Southern California" and often included gay content.[2] Several major shifts affected the gay porn industry: the advent of home video when anyone could purchase a movie to view in private; the AIDS pandemic, which compelled models to be extremely healthy-looking and caused safer sex depictions to become the standard on-screen; and the emergence of the Internet allowing live streaming, social networking and amateur pornography to change how stars are discovered, marketed and even viewed as the films do not have to be copied, packaged and delivered, although those options remain.[2]
The list includes male actors in gay pornographic films who may be notable for their gay pornography and those who may be notable for other reasons or both. The listing is alphabetic by first name. Some performers have many pseudonyms and stage names (indicated here by a.k.a.). Multiple pseudonyms are utilized for a variety of reasons including legal constraints, the appearance of having more actors working at a studio, an actor's wishing to disguise how many films he is working on or that he is doing work for another studio, etc. The men listed here are known to have appeared in a gay porn film; however, this does not necessarily mean they are gay—see gay-for-pay. Many of these men have also appeared in other forms of pornography, such as pornographic magazines. They may have appeared in other genres of pornography, including bisexual and heterosexual porn. This list does not include performers who have appeared in other forms of pornography unless they have also appeared in a gay porn film. Many of these performers have been recognized with annual awards in various categories from "Best actor" to "Best top", "Best versatile performer" and even "Best non-sexual performance". There are also international porn awards as well as discontinued awards that apply to many of these performers and actors. With the increasing use of the Internet for live-streaming of movies and video clips, as well as the use of social-networking websites and blogs, amateur porn and niche genres have increasingly competed against the major gay pornography film companies.
This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.
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Aiden Shaw – British gay pornographic actor.[3] In 2004, Shaw starred in a gay porn film for Hot House Entertainment.[4]
Al Parker – Pornographic actor. Co-founder of Surge Studios. Parker is wildly regarded as a gay pornography icon of the late 1970s through the 1980s. Subject of Clone: the life and legacy of Al Parker, gay superstar.[5]
Bernard Natan – Franco-Romanian gay pornographic actor. He was one of the earliest pornographic actor and director.[6]
Billy Herrington – 2000 Probie winner; 2001 Grabby Awards winner, "Best group scene"; Conquered from All Worlds Video.[7][8]
Brandon Lee is an Asian American gay pornographic film actor of Chinese Filipino descent.[9] He is regarded as the first gay Asian porn star and arguably the most popular Asian pornographic actor in contemporary gay male culture.[10][11]
Brent Corrigan – 2008 Golden Dickie winner, "Best Amateur Twink Performer – Bottom" for Fuck Me Raw while his studio at the time, Cobra Video, won for "Best (Amateur) Twink Studio" largely through his films. 2009 Grabby Awards winner, "Best bottom"; 2009 GayVN Awards winner, "Best bottom"; 2009 named Cybersocket "Top 50 porn star".[12][13][14][15][16][17][18]
Bruce LaBruce – Canadian filmmaker, photographer and underground adult director. His films explore themes of sexual and interpersonal transgression against cultural norms, frequently blending the artistic and production techniques of independent film with gay pornography.[19]
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Carlo Masi is an Italian mathematics lecturer and former gay pornographic film actor.[20]
Chi Chi LaRue – 1990 AVN Award (pre-GayVN Awards) winner, "Best non-sexual performance"; 1993 Gay Erotic Video Awards winner, "Best gender-bender".[22][23]
Chris Crocker – American gay pornographic actor.[24]
Christian Duffy a.k.a. Chris Duffy, and Bull Stanton – an American professional bodybuilder and actor who was the first well-known bodybuilder to appear in gay pornography starting in the mid-1990s with the Tom of Finland Company.[25]
Colby Keller – Awarded Cybersocket Web Award for Best Personality.[26]
Cole Tucker – 1997 Probie winner; 1998 Probie winner; 1998 Grabby Awards winner, "Best performer" (tie); 1998 GayVN Awards winner, "Gay performer of the year"; 1998 GayVN Awards winner, "Best supporting actor"; 2000 GayVN Awards winner, "Special achievement"; Grabby Award hall of famer.[27][28][29][30][31]
Colton Ford – stage name of Glenn Soukesian, a former gay adult film star. Has developed a successful mainstream acting career and released a number of musical albums, remixes and singles. 2001 Grabby Awards winner, "Best group scene", Conquered from All Worlds Video; 2003 GayVN Awards winner, "Gay performer of the year" (tie) for self-titled film, Colton.[8][32]
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Danny Wylde – American pornographic actor who appeared in several gay pornographic films along with straight and bisexual pornographic films. He started his adult film career at age 19.[33]
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Erik Rhodes – Falcon Studios exclusive; 2007 Grabby Award winner; 2009 named Cybersocket "Top 50 porn star".[12][34]
Flex-Deon Blake – an African-American actor who in 2004 was inducted into the Grabby Awards "Wall of Fame".[36] The Tim Dean book, Unlimited Intimacy: Reflections on the Subculture of Barebacking, treats his controversial film Niggas' Revenge showing the way it fetishizes the simultaneous transgression of a number of taboos.[37]
François Sagat – 2007 Grabby Awards winner; 2007 GayVN Awards winner, "Performer of the year". A French male pornographic actor with cult status and equally famous in mainstream media, best known for his rugged looks and scalp tattoo. A successful model and actor, he appeared in Saw VI and lead roles in L.A. Zombie and Homme au bain. Famous as a director of his own Incubus adult film series.[38][34]
Gus Mattox – 2005 Grabby Award winner, "Best actor"; Dangerous Liaisons from Lucas Entertainment; 2006 GayVN Awards winner, "Performer of the year".[41]
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J.D. Slater – 2003 GayVN Awards winner, "Hall of fame"; Grabby Awards hall of famer.[32][42]
Jack Mackenroth – American HIV activist and Project Runway contestant who began his pornographic career through OnlyFans in early 2018.[43]
Jack Radcliffe – American gay pornographic actor is considered an icon of gay bear subculture.[44]
Jack Wrangler – 1992 Gay Erotic Video Awards winner, "Hall of fame".[22]
Jake Andrews – 1996 Grabby Awards winner, "Best supporting actor" (tie); Code of Conduct from Falcon Studios; 1997 Probie winner.[45][27]
Jamie Gillis – actor in over 470 pornographic films, mostly straight; has been inducted into AVN Hall of Fame,[46] and XRCO Hall of Fame.[47]
Jeff Stryker – 1986 Gay XRCO Awards winner, "Best actor"; 1997 AVN Award (pre-GayVN Awards) winner, "Best duo scene"; Grabby Awards hall of famer.[48][49][42]
Jim Steel – 2002 GayVN Awards winner, "Hall of fame".[50]
Joe Gage – 2005 Grabby Awards winner, "Best non-sex performance"; Beyond Perfect from Buckshot Productions; 2006 GayVN Awards winner, "Best non-sex performance"; Beyond Perfect from Buckshot Productions.[41]
Joey Stefano – 1987 Gay XRCO Awards winner, "Best newcomer"; 1990 Adam Gay Video "Dave" Awards winner, 1990 AVN Award (pre-GayVN Awards) winner, "Best performer"; More of a Man from All Worlds Video; 1994 AVN Award winner, "Performer of the year".[23][51][49]
Johnny Hazzard – 2003 Grabby Awards winner, "Best group scene"; Dentention from Rascal Video/Channel 1 Releasing; 2004 Grabby winner, "Best duo scene", "Best group scene"; 2004 GayVN winner, "Best group scene";2005 Grabby winner, "Best actor"; 2005 GayVN Awards winner, "Best group scene"; 2007 Grabby Award winner; 2006 GayVN winner, "Best actor", "Best duo scene", "Best solo"; 2008 GayVN Awards winner, "Best group scene"; 2009 named Cybersocket "Top 50 porn star".[52][53][12][54][55][56][41][34]
Johnny Rahm – 1991 Grabby Awards winner, "Best supporting actor"; 1993 Gay Erotic Video Awards winner, "Best supporting actor"; 1995 Gay Erotic Video Awards winner, 1995 AVN Award (pre-GayVN Awards) winner, "Best supporting actor"; 2001 Grabby winner, "Best non-sex performance"; Porn Fiction from Gino Pictures Gold.[22][45][23][8]
Jon Vincent – 1993 Gay Erotic Video Awards winner; Idol Thoughts from Catalina Video.[22]
Josh Weston – 2003 GayVN Awards "Performer of the Year" for Deep South, Part 1[58]
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Kazuhito Tadano (多田野 数人, Tadano Kazuhito) – a Japanese baseball player for the Hokkaido Nippon Ham Fighters in Japan's Pacific League. He started his career with Major League Baseball's Cleveland Indians in the United States because of a gay porn video scandal, which forced him to leave Japan.[59][60] Tadano was in porn with college teammates as gay-for-pay performers.[61]
Ken Sprague aka Dakota – American gay pornographic actor.[62]
Kip Noll aka Kip Knoll – one of the first superstars in the gay porn industry in the 1970s and 1980s.[63]
Kurt Lockwood – American gay pornographic actor. He also performed in homosexual and transexual pornographic films. He started his gay pornographic career in 2008.[64]
Kurt Marshall – born in 1965, he acted in only four films,[65] but the gay pornographic industry trade publication Unzipped named him one of the top 100 gay porn stars of all time in 2006.[66] He was also called one of the "most beautiful" gay adult film stars of the 1980s.[67] At age 18–19, he starred in the highly influential Sizing Up,[68]The Other Side of Aspen II, Splash Shots, and Night Flight. He tested HIV positive in 1986 and died of AIDS complications at age 22.
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Leo Ford – an American who in the 1980s was considered a twink, and travelled worldwide doing jerk-off shows. He dated Divine (actor) and was the butt cover model for one of The Smiths albums[69][70][71][72][73]
Logan McCree – known for his distinctive tattoos over most of his body, including his penis and scalp. In 2004, he was Germany's Mr. Leather. 2009 GayVN Awards winner: Performer of the Year; Best Sex Scene, The Drifter with Vinnie D'Angelo; and Best Threesome, in To the Last Man. 2009 Grabby Awards winner of: Best Actor in The Drifter; Best Duo Sex Scene, The Drifter; and Best Three-Way Sex Scene, To The Last Man.[74] 2010 XBIZ Awards Gay Performer of the Year.[75] 2010 GayVN Awards winner: Best Actor in The Visitor.[76]
Luka Magnotta (aka Jimmy, Jack) – Canadian gay pornographic actor started his pornographic career in 2003 and was convicted for killing and dismembering a Chinese exchange student in 2012.[77]
Lukas Ridgeston (a.k.a. Jan) – 1996 Grabby Awards winner, "Hot shot"; 1996 Probie winner; 1996 Gay Erotic Video Awards winner; 2000 GayVN Awards winner, "Hall of fame"; 2006 GayVN Awards winner, "Best Actor – Foreign Release"; Lukas in Love from Bel Ami.[22][45][27][28][78]
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Marc Stevens – an American pioneering sex industry figure during the 1970s in New York City. He appeared in over 80 pornographic movies including the "Golden Age of Porn", and also led an erotic dance troupe and performed in live sex shows. While he predominantly appeared in heterosexual films and loops, he was bisexual and made a number of gay movies as well. His penis was famously photographed by Robert Mapplethorpe.[79] Stevens was posthumously inducted into the XRCO Hall of Fame on April 30, 2008.[80][81]
Marc Wallice a.k.a. Don Webber, Jay B. David, Marc Gold, Marc Goldberg, Marc Wallace, Mark Wallace, Mark Wallice – an American pornographic actor, model, director, editor, and writer starting in 1982. He started out with non-speaking roles, but worked his way up to being very active doing more than 1,300 heterosexual porn movies. As Don Weber he appeared in at least one gay porn film, A Matter of Size as well as modeling.[82][83] 1990 AVN Best Group Sex Scene; 1992 XRCO Best Actor (Single Performance); 1993 AVN Best Group Sex Scene; 1993 XRCO Male Performer of the Year; AVN Hall of Fame; and XRCO Hall of Fame.[46][47][84][85][86]
Marcus Allen – an American gay pornography model and actor in the mid-2000s convicted of a first-degree shooting death of a Denver philanthropist in 2006.[87][88][89][90][91][92][93] As Allen he was 2003 Freshmen of the year which led to work with Falcon Entertainment.[94]
Matt Sanchez a.k.a. Pierre LaBranche, Rod Majors – a United States Marine Corps reservist awarded the first "Jeane Kirkpatrick Academic Freedom Award" at the Conservative Political Action Conference at which Ann Coulter referred to John Edwards as a faggot. In the aftermath Sanchez's adult entertainment career was revealed in contrast to the comment.[95][96][97]
Matthew Rush a.k.a. Greg Grove – 2001 Grabby Award winner, "Best newcomer" and "best solo"; Alone With 1 from Falcon Studios; 2002 Grabby winner, "Best Performer"; 2002 GayVN Awards winner, "Best newcomer"; 2003 Grabby winner, "Best performer", "Best duo"; 2004 Grabby winner "Hottest Ass"; 2005 Grabby winner, "Wall of fame".[52][8][55][41][98][50]
Michael Brandon – 2001 Grabby Awards winner, "Best performer"; 2002 GayVN Awards winner, "Gay performer of the year"; 2003 GayVN Awards winner, "Best gay performer of the year" (tie).[8][32][50]
Michael Lucas a.k.a. Ramzes Kairoff – 2001 GayVN Awards winner, "Best solo scene"; 2007 GayVN Awards winner, "Best actor", "Best threesome", Michael Lucas' La Dolce Vita (2006) from Lucas Entertainment, a gay pornographic remake of the Federico Fellini classic La dolce vita, that won all fourteen GayVN Awards for which it was nominated; 2009 GayVN "Hall of fame"; 2009 Cybersocket "Top 50 porn stars". He is openly gay and has appeared in more than seventy of his own films.[12][99][38][100]
Paul Barresi – 2007 GayVN Awards winner, "Best non-sex performance"; 2008 GayVN Awards winner, "Hall of fame"; Grabby Award hall of famer.[54][38][102]
Peter North a.k.a. Matt Ramsey, better known for heterosexual porn, directing and producing.[103][104]
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Rich Merritt – American gay pornographic actor who appeared in gay pornographic films under name "Danny Orlis".[105]
Rick Cassidy – American gay pornographic actor used name "Jim Cassidy" for pornography.[106]
Rod Barry – 1997 Gay Erotic Video Awards nominee for Best Newcomer.[107] 1998 Gay Erotic Video Awards nominee for Best Top.[108] 1998 Grabby Awards winner of Best Supporting Actor in "A Lesson Learned" (All Worlds Video).[citation needed] 2002 Grabby Awards nominee for Best Supporting Actor, Best Duo Sex Scene and Best Trio Sex Scene.[109] 2002 GayVN Awards winner of Best Supporting Actor in "White Trash".[110] 2004 GayVN Awards winner of Best Group Scene with Johnny Hazzard, Theo Blake, Alex LeMonde, Kyle Lewis, Dillon Press, Troy Punk, Shane Rollins, Rob Romoni, Anthony Shaw, Sebastian Tauza in "Bolt" (Rascal Video).[110] 2005 GayVN Awards nominee for Best Actor in "Thirst".[111][112] 2006 Grabby Awards winner of Hottest Versatile Performer.[citation needed] 2008 GayVN Awards inducted into the Hall of Fame.[110][113]
Ryan Driller – Started his pornographic career by gay porn films under the name "Jeremy Bilding".[114] He was a 2010 XBIZ Awards nominee for "Gay Performer of the Year".[115]
Ryan Idol – 1993 Gay Erotic Video Awards winner, "Best oral scene"; ''Idol Thoughts from Catalina Video; 1995 Probie winner best porn star; 1994 AVN Award (pre-GayVN Awards) winner, "Best performer".[22][23][27]
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Sam Jensen Page a.k.a. Sam Tyson, Samuel Francis – fitness journalist, trainer and fitness center owner in Los Angeles; founded and published HERO Magazine; former adult porn model and actor.[116][117][118][119][120]
Scott Masters – 2000 GayVN Awards winner, "Lifetime achievement".[28]
Scott "Spunk" O'Hara[121] – a gay American pornographic performer, poet, editor/publisher of the quarterly men's journal Steam, and author. He wrote Rarely pure and never simple: selected essays of Scott O'Hara,[122]Autopornography: a memoir of life in the lust lane,[123]SeXplorers: the guide to doing it on the road,[124] and Do-it-yourself piston polishing (for non-mechanics).[125] Died of AIDS complications, leaving his personal papers (consisting of 39 boxes of journals, correspondences, notes, and manuscripts) with the John Hay Library of Brown University.
Simon Rex a.k.a. Sebastian – American actor, television personality and rapper best known as one of the first MTV VJ's;1997 AVN Award, Best Gay Solo Video, for Hot Sessions #3.[126][127]
Stonie – nominated for "Best Newcomer" at the 2001 GayVN Awards.[128] Stonie later became trans woman[129]Brittany CoxXx and appeared in Brittany's Transformation, which was nominated for a 2009 AVN Award for "Best Transsexual Release".
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Tag Eriksson – 2003 Grabby Awards winner, "Best newcomer" and "Best solo"; 2004 GayVN Awards winner, "Best solo".[55][56]
Tiger Tyson – 2008 GayVN Awards winner, "Hall of fame"; founder of Tiger Tyson Productions and co-founder of Pitbull Productions. Starred in over two dozen pornographic films, and directed several others.[54]
Tim Barnett a.k.a. Bradford Thomas Wagner – American real estate agent and pornographic actor who died by suicide while in police custody as a suspected serial rapist; he appeared in at least twenty gay porn films as Barnett in the early 1990s.[131][132][133][134][135]
Tom Chase – 1997 Gay Erotic Video Awards winner, "Best top"; 1997 Probie winner, "Best actor"; 1998 Gay Erotic Video Awards winner, 1998 GayVN Awards winner, "Best duo scene"; 1999 Probie winner; 2000 Probie winner; 2004 GayVN Awards winner, "Hall of fame".[22][7][27][56][29][136]
Will Clark – 1998 Grabby Award winner, "Best performer" (tie); 1998 Gay Erotic Video Awards winner, "Leo Ford humanitarian award"; Grabby Award hall of famer.[22][30][138]
Will Wikle – American gay pornographic actor. In 2008, Wikle was cast as the villain, Jasper, in the gay proof sequel Another Gay Sequel: Gays Gone Wild!, released December 9, 2008.[139] In 2016, he starred in the gay adult film The Stillest Hour for CockyBoys.
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