4th AVN Awards

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4th AVN Awards
DateJanuary 9, 1987 (1987-01-09)
Site Tropicana Hotel & Casino, Paradise, Nevada
Hosted by
  • Paul Fishbein
  • Barry Rosenblatt
Highlights
Best Picture Devil in Miss Jones Part 3: A New Beginning
Most awards
  • Blame It on Ginger
  • Star Angel (tie, 3)
Most nominations Devil in Miss Jones Part 3: A New Beginning (11)

The 4th AVN Awards ceremony, organized by Adult Video News (AVN), took place on January 9, 1987 at the Tropicana Hotel Grand Ballroom in Paradise, Nevada. [1] During the ceremony, AVN Awards were presented in 32 categories honoring excellence in the world of adult movies released on videocassette between January 1 and December 31, 1986. [2] The show was hosted by Adult Video News co-publishers Paul Fishbein and Barry Rosenblatt. [1]

Contents

The Best Shot-on-Video Feature, Blame It on Ginger won the most awards, with three. Star Angel also won three, however, Devil in Miss Jones Part 3: A New Beginning won Best Picture.

Winners and nominees

The nominees for the 4th AVN Awards were announced in the January 1987 issue of Adult Video News magazine. Devil in Miss Jones Part 3: A New Beginning led all nominees with 11.

The winners were announced during the awards ceremony on January 9, 1987.

Awards

Mike Horner, Best Actor winner Mike Horner.jpg
Mike Horner, Best Actor winner

Winners are listed first, highlighted in boldface, and indicated with a double dagger (‡).

Best PictureBest Shot-on-Video Feature
  • Blame It on Ginger‡ [1]
    • Club Exotica
    • Debbie Duz Dishes
    • Deep Inside Vanessa Del Rio
    • Ex Connection
    • Farmer’s Daughters
    • In All the Right Places
    • The Passion Within
    • Sweat
    • White Women [2]
Best All-Sex FilmBest New Starlet
Best ActorBest Actress
Best Actor—Shot-on-VideoBest Actress—Shot-on-Video
Best Supporting Actor Best Supporting Actress
Best DirectorBest Shot-on-Video Director
Best Gay VideoBest Director—Gay Video
  • Powertool‡ [1]
    • Below the Belt
    • Bigger than Life
    • Dynastud
    • Two Handfuls [2]
  • John Travis, Powertool‡ [1]
    • Lancer Brooks, Nightcrawlers
    • David Hurles, I Rick
    • Christopher Rage, My Masters
    • Matt Sterling, Bigger Than Life [2]
Best Bisexual VideoBest Foreign Film
  • Bisexual Fantasies‡ [1]
    • Passion by Fire: The Big Switch Part 2
    • Bi-Bi Love [2]
  • Comeback of Marilyn‡ [1]
    • Sex Resort
    • Shared With Strangers [2]
Best Shot-on-Video Featurette TapeBest Specialty Tape
  • Foxy Lady's Candid Camera‡ [1]
    • Christine’s Secret
    • Midnight Zone [2]
  • Caught From Behind V‡ [1]
    • Bizarre Encounters
    • White Bun Busters [2]
Best Total Sexual ContentBest Total Sexual Content—Shot-on-Video
  • Blame It on Ginger‡ [1]
    • Club Exotica
    • Debbie Duz Dishes
    • Deep Inside Vanessa Del Rio
    • White Women [2]
Best Sex SceneBest Shot-on-Video Sex Scene
Best ScreenplayBest Screenplay—Shot-on-Video
  • John Ferguson, Debbie Duz Dishes‡ [1]
    • Clinton Darke, Farmer’s Daughters
    • Will Kelly, The Passion Within
    • Buck Adams, Pam Rhodes; Rockey X
    • Michael Ellis, Sweat [2]
Best CinematographyBest Art Direction
Best EditingBest Editing—Shot-on-Video
  • Brian Blake, Club Exotica‡ [1]
    • Jim Travis, Blame It on Ginger
    • Hal 9000, Debbie Duz Dishes
    • Alexander Craig, Deep Inside Vanessa Del Rio
    • Rodan, Sweat [2]
Best Softcore ReleaseBest Overall Marketing Campaign
  • Electric Blue—Campus Fever‡ [1]
    • Electric Blue—Behind the Scenes with Marilyn Chambers
    • Screen Test [2]
Best Packaging—Feature FilmBest Packaging—Shot-on-Video
  • Club Ginger, Vivid Video ‡ [1]
    • Blame It on Ginger, Vivid Video
    • Club Exotica, Western Visuals
    • Cheerleader Academy, Cinematrex Corp.
    • Farmer’s Daughters, Western Visuals
    • Girls of the Chorus Line, Classic Editions Video
    • Lucy Has a Ball, Moonlight Entertainment
    • Rears, Vivid Video [2]

Honorary AVN Awards

Hall of Fame

AVN Hall of Fame inductees for 1987 were not announced at the awards ceremony, but rather were announced later in the June 1987 issue of Adult Video News magazine.

Multiple nominations and awards

Presenters

The following individuals were among those who presented awards: Amber Lynn, Sharon Mitchell, Bionca. [1]

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