About Steve Cadro
Steve Cadro was a film director.
Steve Cadro was a Hungarian pornographic director. He was working in the adult film industry from 1998 until 2000. Steve Cadro died violently on March 21, 2000; he was beaten and stabbed before he died.
Directed films Attila the Hun (2001, Cadro Films) Bali: The Rights Of Manhood (2001, Cadro Films) Called For Duty (2000, Cadro Films) Country Tails (2000, Cadro Films) Cuba Libre 1 (2000, Arena) Cuba Libre 2 (2000, Arena) Cubana Robusto (2000, Cadro Films) Cue And Balls (1999, Jet Set Productions) Danube Dreams (1999, Jet Set Productions) Hot Buddies 3: Hungarian Sausage (1999, Jet Set Productions) Hungarians (1998, Kristen Bjorn) Loss of Innocence (1999, Cadro Films) Merry XXX-Mas (1999, All Worlds) Midsummer Night's Dream (2001, Cadro Films) Numbers Cream Of The Crop (2000) Pan Asian (2004, Cadro Films) Prince And The Pauper (1999, Pacific Sun Entertainment) Snow Balls (2000, Cadro Films) Thief Of Bangkok (2000, Cadro Films) Volcanoes (2001, Cadro Films)
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Who was Steve Cadro?
Hungarian film director
When did Steve Cadro die?
Steve Cadro died on 21 March 2000.
What was Steve Cadro's occupation?
Steve Cadro was a film director.
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