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Jamie Gillis

1943 – 2010

American pornographic actor and director

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Lived 1943 – 2010 (aged 66). Jamie Gillis was an American film director, pornographic film actor, actor, film actor, screenwriter and model.

Jamie Gillis (born Jamey Ira Gurman; April 20, 1943 – February 19, 2010) was an American pornographic actor, director and member of the AVN Hall of Fame. He was married to the porn actress Serena.

Early life Gillis was born Jamey Ira Gurman Gillis later attended Columbia University and graduated magna cum laude.

Career He appeared in more than 470 movies as an actor. He also directed several adult movies. While appearing mostly in heterosexual pornography, Gillis was bisexual and occasionally performed in gay porn, including a sex scene with Zebedy Colt in the 1975 Gerard Damiano BDSM-themed film The Story of Joanna. Gillis appeared in the mainstream Hollywood film Nighthawks (1981) as the boss of Lindsay Wagner's character (he's credited as 'Designer'). He also made his name in two Radley Metzger films, The Opening of Misty Beethoven (1976) and Barbara Broadcast (1977); the former is considered, by award-winning author Toni Bentley, the "crown jewel" of the Golden Age of Porn.

According to Al Goldstein, Gillis was always described as "sexually the wildest, most decadent, off-the-wall guy in the business." He also co-produced the popular Dirty Debutante series with fellow director and performer Ed Powers. In the early 1990s, he directed a series of low-budget videos called Jamie Gillis: The Private Tapes, meant for a niche market and sometimes for private customers, which focused on fetish themes such as BDSM but also on some occasions golden showers and coprophilia.

Death Gillis died on February 19, 2010, in New York City from melanoma, which was diagnosed four to five months earlier. In an audio interview given to The Rialto Report shortly before his death, Gillis stated that in the 1970s he had wanted his ashes to be scattered in Times Square, but years later he changed his mind, stating that the cleaned up Times Square that emerged in the 1990s would contaminate his ashes. 1977 AAFA Award – Best Actor (Coming of Angels) 1985 XRCO Award – Best Kinky Scene (Nasty) 1987 XRCO Award – Best Actor (Deep Throat 2) 1987 XRCO Award – Best Supporting Actor (Babyface 2) 1989 AVN Award – Best Supporting Actor – (Pretty Peaches 2) 1989 XRCO Award – Best Actor (Second Skin) XRCO Hall of Fame

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Important facts

Birth century
Nationality
Education
Columbia University
Awards
AVN Hall of Fame; XRCO Hall of Fame; AVN Award for Best Actor; AVN Award for Best Supporting Actor; AVN Award for Best Boy/Girl Sex Scene; XRCO Award; AVN Award for Best Non-Sex Performance
Also known as
Cotton Mather, Peter Frederick, Gary Paris, Derald Delancey, Ronny Morgan, Joe Blow

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Jamie Gillis?

American pornographic actor and director (1943-2010)

When was Jamie Gillis born?

Jamie Gillis was born on 20 April 1943 in New York City.

When did Jamie Gillis die?

Jamie Gillis died on 19 February 2010 in New York City.

What was Jamie Gillis's occupation?

Jamie Gillis was a film director, pornographic film actor, actor, film actor, screenwriter and model.

What nationality was Jamie Gillis?

Jamie Gillis was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Jamie Gillis

· Wikidata: Q725962

· DBpedia: Jamie Gillis

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