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Johnny Castle (b. 1980)

Alias:
Antonio
Antonio Lorca
Brock
Johny Castle

Birthplace:
New Jersey, USA

Born:
January 31, 1980

Biography from TheMovieDB

Born in 1980, Johnny Castle left his job and Master's Degree in Psychology behind to do something more exciting with his life. He put his pictures up on the internet and started getting offers to model. It was these modeling gigs that paved the way for offers from big name adult industry directors to appear in films. He agreed and started shooting for companies like Hustler, Penthouse, Club Jenna, and Adam and Eve. It wasn't until Castle met his agent however, that his career took off and he started receiving attention from the press. In 2007, Castle graced the cover of, and was named "Man of the Year," by the mainstream journal Men's Magazine, thus shooting him to stardom and boosting his career to the point that he was shooting more than 150 titles each year! He's also the winner of AVN's 2012 Unsung Male Performer of the Year, the Fanny Awards 2013 The Who' (Most Underrated Star) award, and the XRCO Awards' 2013 Unsung Swordsman of the Year award.

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