Marc Stevens
Career
Born Mark Kuttner, Marc Stevens was a pioneering figure of the New York hardcore scene of the 1970s, working across both heterosexual and gay productions and appearing in over 80 films, including a supporting role in Barbara Broadcast (1977). He also led an erotic dance troupe, Le Clique, was photographed by Robert Mapplethorpe, and published two memoirs, 10½! and Making It Big. He died in 1989 from an AIDS-related illness, at the height of the epidemic’s toll on the industry. The XRCO Hall of Fame inducted him posthumously in 2008 and the AVN Hall of Fame followed in 2019, thirty years after his death.
Signature: A rare openly bisexual crossover performer of the era, working both sides of the industry at once, whose two Hall of Fame inductions came thirty and nineteen years after his death — recognition arriving only once the industry’s own institutions caught up with the record.
Index score — The Pornstar Ranked Performer Index v3.0
Scores are normalised within a single ranking's field, so this breakdown is Marc Stevens's placement inside Porn Star Deaths: The Verified Record — the largest field she appears in. Her rank on each of the other 1 ranking below was computed against that ranking's own field and is not the same measurement.
Full award record2 entries
- 2008XRCO — Hall of Fame
- 2019AVN — Hall of Fame
Best known for
Beyond performing
- Le Clique erotic dance troupe
Mainstream credits
- Photographed by Robert Mapplethorpe
- Published two memoirs, 10½! and Making It Big
Official links
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