It's funny how your views on what's attractive or sexy changes over the years. Hairy Bruno never used to do anything for me back in the day, but now the older I get, the more I find him incredibly sexy. Supposedly of Cuban descent, Bruno was a COLT model who set a standard for manly gay porn stars in the 70's. Here's a sample of the great Bruno in his glory days...
11/09/13 3:26pm Bruno The Man I found him to be the kind of man I wanted and here he was, very dark, hairy and what a manly, hairy butt. I don't recall seeing him w/ a beard, he looks like Frank Serpico.
ReplyDeleteDecades ago I had a magazine that featured most of the photos in this presentation. It also contained a photo of Bruno's smokin' hot ass. I've seen many of these photos since but never that one. Back in the day, Bruno was my favorite jerk off fantasy.
DeleteIs he alive plz send some detail any personal account any thing I want to reach him I ve been searching him for 3 years
DeleteVisit San Francisco. He's a down-to-earth, regular man -- meaning he wasn't chewed up by the post-80s porn industry the way many current, sadly drugged-out, willingly physically self-endangered porn "stars" are. Maybe because he knew himself even when he was just an 18 year-old adventurer. Maybe because he didn't get into the drug scene that seems to be the M.O. of the post-90s porn industry. Maybe a bit of both.
DeleteHe lives a life of an adult with professional and persinal interest that have go beyond his [albeit spectacular] porn star days.
In the late 1970s - 80s, I belonged to the long-gone Sheridan Square Gym in NYC. So did Bruno, and I saw him there regularly. He always seemed like a nice guy, not some narcissist like so many porn stars are. His real name was Herman Fortezza, though I believe he used a Spanish spelling of that name. He was a reservation agent for Eastern Airlines. Believe it or not, that JO fantasy man was real
ReplyDeleteI found out who I was with my father’s collection of straight porn magazines in the 1970s. Very quickly I found that I preferred the men to the women – masculine, hairy men, often with a beard and moustache – and that was before I had ever seen a gay magazine. The first copy of Playgirl that I bought for myself – naked men without the women – was revelation and from there I progressed to magazines such as HIM and Zipper. I still have a fondness for the men of the 1970s who first attracted me.
ReplyDeleteI met him through an opera star in Santa Fe. German took us to dinner! (1993)
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