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AVN Award for Best Supporting Actor
AVN award for contributions of supporting actors to pornography
The 2023 recipient: Tommy Pistol
Awarded forBest Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role
Sponsored byAVN
LocationLas Vegas
CountryUSA
Presented byAVN Media Network
First awarded1984; 40 years ago (1984)
Last awarded2023
Most recent winnerTommy Pistol
Grinders (2023)
Highlights
Most awardsRandy Spears
(7 awards)
Total awarded59
(39–for films,
20–for videos)
First winnerRichard Pacheco
Nothing to Hide (1984)
Websiteavnawards.avn.com

The AVN Award for Best Supporting Actor is an award that has been given annually by sex industry company AVN since the award's creation in 1984.[1]

Before 2008, the award was awarded annually for two different categories–film and video. From year 2009, it is awarded annually for a single category.

First award was to Richard Pacheco, who was awarded at 1st AVN Awards in 1984 for his performance in Nothing to Hide.[1] As of 2023, Randy Spears is the most awarded pornographic actor with seven awards.

Key

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Symbol Meaning
† Indicates that the winner won the award for two performances in that year

Winners and nominees

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NOTE: (m)ovie and (v)ideo were used as separate categories in most years prior to 2009.

1980s

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Year Photo Winner Movie/Video Nominees Ref(s)
1984 Richard Pacheco Nothing to Hide (f)
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 [1]
1985 John Leslie Firestorm (f) [2]
1986 Ron Jeremy Candy Stripers II (f) [3]
1987 Joey Silvera She's So Fine (f) [4][5][6]
1988 Michael Gaunt Firestorm II (f)
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1989 Jamie Gillis Pretty Peaches II (f) [10][11][12]
Richard Pacheco Sensual Escape (v)

1990s

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Year Photo Winner Movie/Video Nominee(s) Ref(s)
1990 † Rick Savage The Erotic Adventures of Berman & Throbbin (f)
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 [13][14]
The Erotic Adventures of Berman & Throbbin (v)
1991 Jon Martin Pretty Peaches 3 (f) [15][16][17][18][19]
Ron Jeremy Playin' Dirty (v)
1992 Jon Dough Brandy And Alexander (f) T. T. Boy, Lethal Passion [20][21][22][23]
Mike Horner Bite (v) Jon Dough, Maddams Family
1993 Joey Silvera Face Dance (Parts 1 & 2) (f) Randy Spears, The Secret Garden 1 & 2 [24][25][25][26][27]
Tony Tedeschi Smeers (v)
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1994 Steve Drake Whispered Lies (f) [28][29][30]
Randy Spears Haunted Nights (v)
1995 Jon Dough Sex (f) [31][32][33]
Jonathan Morgan The Face (v)
1996 Steven St. Croix Forever Young (f)
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 [34][35][36]
Alex Sanders Dear Dirty (v)
1997 † Tony Tedeschi The Show (f) [37][38][39][40]
Silver Screen Confidential (v)
1998 Wilde Oscar Doin' the Ritz (f) [41][42][43]
Dave Hardman Texas Dildo Masquerade (v)
1999 Michael J. Cox Models (f) [44][45][46]
Jamie Gillis Forever Night (v)

2000s

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Year Photo Winner Movie/Video Nominees Ref(s)
2000 Michael J. Cox Seven Deadly Sins (f) [47][48][49]
Tom Byron L.A. 399 (v)
2001 Randy Spears Watchers (f) [50][51][52][53]
Wilde Oscar West Side (v)
2002 Herschel Savage Taken (f) [54][55][56][57]
Mike Horner Wild Thing (v)
2003 Mr. Marcus Paradise Lost (f) [58][59]
Randy Spears Hercules (v)
2004 Steven St. Croix Looking In (f) [60][61]
Randy Spears Space Nuts (v)
2005 Rod Fontana The 8th Sin (f) [62][63][64]
Randy Spears Fluff and Fold (v)
2006 Dark Side (f) [65][66]
Tommy Gunn Pirates (v)
2007 Kurt Lockwood To Die For (f) [67][68][69]
Manuel Ferrara She Bangs (v)
2008 Randy Spears Flasher (f) [70][71][72]
Barrett Blade Coming Home (v)
2009 Ben English Pirates II: Stagnetti's Revenge [73][74]

2010s

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Year Photo Winner Movie Nominees Ref(s)
2010 Tom Byron Throat: A Cautionary Tale [75][76]
2011 Evan Stone Batman XXX: A Porn Parody [77][78]
2012 Xander Corvus Star Trek:The Next Generation - A XXX Parody [79][80]
2013 Tom Byron Star Wars XXX: A Porn Parody [81][82]
2014 Xander Corvus Underworld [83][84]
2015 Holly...Would [85][86]
2016 Steven St. Croix Peter Pan XXX: An Axel Braun Parody [87][88]
2017 Brad Armstrong The Preacher's Daughter [89][90]
2018 Small Hands Half His Age: A Teenage Tragedy [91][92]
2019 Charles Dera Cartel Sex [93][94]

2020s

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Year Photo Winner Movie Nominees Ref(s)
2020 Tommy Pistol The Gang Makes a Porno: A DP XXX Parody [95][96]
2021 Xander Corvus The Summoning [97][98]
2022 Tommy Pistol Casey: A True Story [99][100]
2023 Grinders [101][102]
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References

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