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Kevin Williams (porn star) - Academic Dictionaries … Apr 28th 2020, 17:21 Kevin Williams (porn star) Kevin Williams (born November 5, 1965) was a gaypornographic actor (porn star) during the 1980s. Attractive, athletic and blond, Williams quickly became one of the most popular performers during the "vintage, pre-condom" era. Williams was best known for playing the role of the "bottom" in his films. Rise to fame Williams quickly became a gay porn star because of his electric performances. He took on some of the most well-endowed men of the era, including Chad Douglas in "In Your Wildest Dreams". Further adding to his resume, Williams appeared in "Hot Rods 2: Young & The Hung"; a highly controversial release that was banned in several countries due to the extreme sexual content of the "Lazy Susan" scene in which Williams was dominated by leather-clad men with dildos and steel balls, and double-penetrated. Look-a-likes Williams became the quintessential blond twink in gay pornography in the 1980s, and many studios rushed to get their own look-a-like. Falcon Studios' performer Chris Williams bore a striking resemblance to Kevin and allusions were made to them being cousins, but they were, in fact, not related. Chris Williams died of AIDS in the early 1990s. Disappearance and comeback Toward the end of the 1980s, Williams disappeared from the gay porn scene. Many speculated he had suffered the same fate of many gay porn actors of his time by succumbing to AIDS/HIV. But that proved not to be true. In 1998, Williams made a surprising return to pornographic entertainment. His comeback was said to be sparked by director John Rutherford, who allegedly convinced Williams to accept a role in the Falcon Studios film "Betrayed". He went on to star in "Hot Wired: Viewer's Choice" and "Full Filled", also by Falcon Studios. In these later three films, Williams is no longer a boyish twink but a grown man who had become considerably more muscular and acquired a mature, handsome look. Many reviews for his comeback films claimed that he looked better than ever. Williams was romantically linked to Falcon Studios co-star Lane Fuller for some time during this period. Their relationship ended in 2002/2003 with Lane moving to Los Angeles. Williams worked briefly as a real estate agent in San Diego and turned to escorting for a time. elected videography *"Hot Rods: The Young & The Hung 2" *"Stryker Force" *"Big Guns" *"Bare Tales" *"The Best of Kevin Williams" *"Fulfilled" "Betrayed" with Thom Barron, Sebastian Gronoff, Carlos Morales and Kevin Miles ee also *List of gay porn stars Wikimedia Foundation. 2010. Arts and Humanities Citation Index Apr 28th 2020, 17:21 Arts and Humanities Citation Index The Arts & Humanities Citation Index (A&HCI) is a citation index of over 1,000 of the world's leading arts and humanities journals. It was originally developed by the Institute for Scientific Information, which was later acquired by Thomson Scientific. It provides access to current and retrospective bibliographic information and cited references. It also covers individually selected, relevant items from approximately 7,000 of the world's leading science and social sciences journals. As well as this, in 2000, it published a list of the most frequently cited works in the field of the arts and humanities in the previous seven years (i.e. from 1993-2000). The A&HCI can be accessed online through Web of Science. Top Ten Most Highly Cited The list compiled below is based on the A&HCI publication in the year 2000 of the most frequently cited individuals/works in the last 7 years, i.e. from 1993-2000. The top 10 were, in order of highest to lowest frequency, as follows: 1. Karl Marx 2. Vladimir Ilyich Lenin 3. William Shakespeare 4. Aristotle 5. the Bible 6. Plato 7. Sigmund Freud 8. Noam Chomsky 9. Friedrich Hegel 10. Cicero Noam Chomsky is the only living member of the above list. ee also * Science Citation Index * Social Sciences Citation Index External links * [http://scientific.thomson.com/products/ahci/ The Arts & Humanities Citation Index] at Thomson Scientific Wikimedia Foundation. 2010.

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