Aiden Shaw

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Aiden Shaw (born 22 February 1966, Harrow, London, United Kingdom) is a British-born pornographic actor (porn star) who appears in American pornographic movies aimed at male homosexual audiences.

At the age of 18, he enrolled in a performance and visual arts course at Brighton College. In the early 1990s, he moved to Los Angeles, California, USA, and began working in the gay porn industry as a performer[citation needed]. He has appeared in over fifty porn movies made by Falcon Studios, Catalina Films, and Studio 2000. In 1991, he won "Best Newcomer" at the Adult Erotic Gay Video Awards. In 1994, he won "Best Sex Scene" for his scene in Grease Guns.

In 1996, Shaw wrote a semi-autobiographical novel, Brutal. In 1997, a collection of his poetry, If Language at the Same Time Shapes and Distorts Our Ideas and Emotions, How Do We Communicate Love?, was published.[1] He subsequently works as a writer, composer, poet and singer, and works only occasionally in pornography.

His first mainstream film Kiss Kiss Bang Bang was released in 2000.

Aiden Shaw's name was given to John Corbett's popular character in the HBO dramedy Sex in the City.

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[edit] Works

[edit] Videography (pornographic, partial list)

  • Addiction 1
  • Addiction 2
  • Backroom, The
  • Grease Guns
  • More Catalina Studs
  • Roll in the Hay

[edit] Videography (non-pornographic)

  • Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

[edit] Published works

  • Brutal (Millivres Books, 1996) ISBN 1873741243
  • If Language at the Same Time Shapes and Distorts Our Ideas and Emotions, How Do We Communicate Love? (The Bad Press, 1997) ISBN 0951723340
  • Boundaries (Brighton: Millirowler Group, 1999) ISBN 1-873741-48-0
  • Wasted (Brighton: Millivres Prowler Group, 2002) ISBN 1-902852-34-6
  • My Undoing: Love in the Thick of Sex, Drugs, Pornography, and Prostitution (New York: Carroll & Graf, 2006) ISBN 0-7867-1743-2

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[edit] References

  1. ^ If Language at the Same Time Shapes and Distorts Our Ideas and Emotions, How Do We Communicate Love

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