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Tim Beckley (1952-2021)

Alias:
Dick Howard
Jeremy Stone
Ken Draper
Mr. Creepo
Richard Howard
Steve Cantanio
Steve Catania
Tim Connelly
Tim Madigan
Timothy Beckley
Timothy Green Beckley

Birthplace:
New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA

Born:
March 4, 1952

Died:
May 31, 2021

Biography from TheMovieDB

Tim Beckley (born Jeremy Stone) began as a drummer in the punk rock scene in Chicago and then NYC, soon also working as an adult, horror and slasher film actor, director, and producer. As an adult actor, he was best known as Dick Howard, and later as a director and producer as Tim Beckley. He went on to host radio shows and write books about conspiracy theories, UFOs and the paranormal. Over the years, he was formerly married to adult stars Helen Madigan, Kelly Nichols, Kimberly Carson, and Christy Canyon. He died on May 31, 2021 in Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA.

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Film Production

Director:
2000  Sandy Hook Lingerie Party Massacre
2002  Skin Eating Jungle Vampires

Producer:
2000  Sandy Hook Lingerie Party Massacre
2002  Skin Eating Jungle Vampires
2003  Barely Legal Lesbian Vampires
2004  The Secret Underground Lectures of Commander X

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