Height 5 ft 6 in (1.68 m) No. of adult films 13+ | Weight 160 lb (73 kg) Name Pierre Fitch | |
Born November 1, 1981 (age 42) ( 1981-11-01 ) Cornwall, Ontario, Canada Website | ||
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Pierre Fitch (born November 1, 1981) is a Canadian gay pornography actor, formerly exclusive to Falcon Studios. He is also an entrepreneur, who now works for himself as an actor and producer of video productions. He is currently performing as a DJ, presenting his own mixes through a number of night clubs in Canada, The United States and Latin America. His online presence includes his private membership site that includes his almost daily updated blog. He has numerous fan-sites such as the 2008 launched Pierre Fitch Galleries.
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Fitch was nominated for the 2006 Best Actor GayVN Award and, with Tom Judson (credited as Gus Mattox), for Best Sex Scene (Duo). He did not win either award, being beaten twice by Johnny Hazzard. Fitch has tattoos all over his body including his neck, chest, stomach, arms and legs. Fitch is considered "versatile," though more often than not he is seen as the "bottom" (receiver) in scenes featuring anal intercourse. Fitch started off in the industry as a "twink" (younger looking boy), but has now fully grown into a more jock look.
Biography
Fitch was born November 1, 1981, in Cornwall, Ontario, Canada, where he lived until he was 18. He has pursued a career as a club DJ. His inspirations include Deadmau5, Hector Fonseca, and DJ Paulo. He toured Australia during Summer 2010 and launched a podcast on iTunes in 2011.[1]
In 2005, and in an announcement that surprised some, Fitch announced to the gay media that he was married to fellow gay porn actor, Ralph Woods. Woods was working with him in video productions and through Pierre Fitch's website, and they were paired in productions together and separately as well. But he now admits that his marriage to fellow porn star Ralph Woods was never official or legal, and on September 7, 2007, Fitch announced on his personal blog that he and Ralph Woods were officially separated. Then, in issue 356 of Fab Magazine, which came out in the fall of 2008, Fitch revealed that his marriage was only a marketing move. Fitch said, “But it was a great bit of marketing, our names were everywhere. I won’t get legally married. I like my stuff too much — I’m not handing 50 per cent of it over to anyone.”