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These awards were also announced at the awards show, in two winners-only segments read by T. T. Boy, Dyanna Lauren and Tera Heart. Some of the gay awards were announced by Gender and Chris Green. [1]
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AVN Hall of Fame inductees for 1995 were: Robert Bullock, Karen Dior, Chi Chi LaRue, Scotty Fox, Ryan Idol, Sean Michaels, Kelly Nichols, Nikki Randall, Jim South, Sheri St. Clair, Samantha Strong [1]
The following five movies received the most nominations:
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The following individuals, in order of appearance, presented awards or performed musical numbers or magical acts. [1] [8] [9] The show's trophy girls were Lexus Locklear and Lisa Ann. [5]
Name(s) | Role |
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Marc Wallice Asia Carrera Ashlyn Gere Colt Steele | Presenters of the award for Best Supporting Actress—Video |
Steven St. Croix Dyanna Lauren | Presenters of the award for Best Supporting Actor—Video |
Kylie Ireland Mark Davis Alex Sanders Krysti Lynn | Presenters of the awards for Best Supporting Actress—Film and Best Supporting Actor—Film |
Kaitlyn Ashley Ian Daniels Shelby Stevens Rebecca Wild Alicia Rio | Presenters of the awards for Best Group Sex Scene—Video and Best All-Girl Sex Scene—Video |
T. T. Boy Dyanna Lauren | Announced first winners-only segment |
Chris Green Gender | Presenters of the award for Best Supporting Actor—Gay Video |
Gene Ross Wendy Whoppers Lisa Lipps Tonisha Mills Chasey Lain Sindee Cox | Presenters of the awards for Best Selling Tape, Best Renting Tape and the first Special Achievement Award |
Kelly O'Dell Persia Lana Sands | Presenters of the awards for Best Couples Sex Scene—Film, Best Couples Sex Scene—Video and Most Outrageous Sex Scene |
Veronica Hart Paul Thomas | Announced the Hall of Fame inductees |
David Chryso Rebecca Lord N'J De Bahia | Presenters of the Hot Vidéo Award for Best European Release |
Mark Kernes Chanel VixXxen Brittany O'Connell | Presenters of the award for Best Continuing Video Series |
Steve Drake Yvonne Crystal Gold Jeanna Fine | Presenters of the awards for Male Performer of the Year and Female Performer of the Year |
Paul Fishbein | Presenter of the second Special Achievement Award |
Tera Heart | Announced second winners-only segment |
Shayla LaVeaux | Presenter of the award for Best New Starlet |
Steven St. Croix Tera Heart | Presenters of the award for Best Director—Video |
David Christopher Lilli Xene Ariana | Presenters of the award for Best Director—Film |
Ed Powers Julia Ann Janine Lindemulder | Presenters of the awards for Best Actor—Film and Best Actress—Film |
Tiffany Mynx Kaylan Nicole Sunset Thomas J. R. Carrington | Presenters of the awards for Best Actor—Video and Best Actress—Video |
Seymore Butts Shane Jake Williams Celeste Sarah Jane Hamilton | Presenters of the awards for Best All-Sex Video and Best All-Sex Film |
Jon Dough Nina Hartley Shanna McCullough Juli Ashton Lacy Rose | Presenters of the award for Best Shot-on-Video Feature |
Steven St. Croix Tera Heart | Presenters of the award for Best Film |
Name(s) | Role | Performed |
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Chi Chi LaRue Déjà Vu Dreamgirls La Raf The Stingers | Performers | Opening number: "The Show Must Go Off" |
Randy West and dozens more | Performers | "Great Moments in Adult History" video montage |
La Raf | Performers | Magic act |
Randy West Dyanna Lauren The Stingers | Performers | Closing number: "Nasty" |
Actor Steven St. Croix hosted the show for the first time following a three-year stint by actor Randy West. His co-host for the first half of the show was Dyanna Lauren while Tera Heart co-hosted the last half of the show. [1] [5]
Midway through the show, AVN executive editor Gene Ross introduced a montage of scenes of humorous moments from a variety of movies, "Great Moments in Adult Video History", featuring actor Randy West and dozens of others. [1] [5]
Several other people were involved with the production of the ceremony. Gary Miller and Mark Stone served as producer and director for the show while Marco Polo served as director of the broadcast. Stone also served as musical director. [5]
There were several new categories for this year's awards show, including: Best Ethnic-Themed Video, Best Special Effects, the Hot Vidéo Award (Best European Release), Most Outrageous Sex Scene and a couple more awards in gay categories. [1] [8] [9]
John Wayne Bobbitt: Uncut was announced as the movie with the most sales and also the most rentals over the 12 months. [1]
A VHS videotape of the show was also published and sold by VCA Pictures, which had hardcore clips of the winning movies interspersed with the awards presentations. [5] A softcore version was made available on VHS for promotional purposes by NightVision. [12]
The show received a mixed reception from media publications. Erotic X-Film Guide called the show "a gala, star-studded event equal in glitz and glamor to any mainstream film awards show". [2] However, Oui magazine and Adult Cinema Review said the video montage didn't work and some of the other entertainment was long, boring and tedious. [8] [9]
AVN publisher Paul Fishbein shared a moment of remembrance for industry performers who died over the past 12 months: [1]
^1 The wrong winner was announced at the show. Adult Video News magazine corrected the mistake: "A program misprint and the fact that Tammi Ann's name was inadvertently dropped, might have caused some confusion in this category. Buttslammers 3 was announced from the program dais, however Buttslammers 4 is the official winner." [10]
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