The legendary Colt Studio has had a rejuvenation recently, as John Rutherford put his magic touch on the operation. Colt recently released John's first big production for the studio "Reload," starring, among others, the gorgeous bodybuilder Adam Dexter.  He has another one "in the can," called "Hog, The Leather File."  He spoke to me from his home in Michigan.

Mark:  What part of Michigan?
Adam:  Southwestern...no, wait, east, no, southeast. That's it. Southeast.
M:  Amazing you can find your way home.
A:  I let people give me directions, and I'm here.
M:: I don't know anything about you, cause there's no bio listed anywhere.  So who are you? Where did you come from?
A::  I had pictures on the BigMuscle.com website, and someone from Colt saw them and contacted me, asked me if I wanted to DO a Colt thing, I thought about it, said "Sure," and that's pretty much it. The "someone" was Manfred Speer, Colt's Talent Director -  he's a great guy and without him, none of this would have been possible.
M:   OK - Thanks for the conversation.  Goodbye.
A:   Really. That was it.  I'd never thought about doing anything like this.  It came as a big surprise. I definitely didn't consider myself to have a Colt "look."
M:   And now you're a Colt exclusive.
A;  Yes I am. I get to do four more scenes for them.
M:   How is John Rutherford?
A:   He is a great person to work with. It was fascinating to watch how he does things. I figured with all the respect he's given, there must be something to it. I was so impressed - I have many John Rutherfofd movies, I realized how close he was to my heart.
M:   Do you have a real job?
A:   Yes, I do business development and IT design. It's kind of a boring job, but I hope this will spice up my relatively dull existance.
M:   Was the experience of making a movie what you expected it to be?
A:   I had an excellent time.  It was quite entertaining.
M:  I've never heard it described quite that way before by a performer.
A:   Everything was so relaxed and interesting, especially for someone who'd never done anything like this before. It was very professional but it was also fun.
M:   Did you hae any preconeived ideas of what this might lead to?
A:   I figured that, if there was interest, then, sure. I'd like that. 
M:  What got you into the bodybuilding thing?
A:   It keeps me grounded. I started lifting weights when I was in the Army.  I was in for 5 years.
M:  Did you like it?
A:   Actually, I did.  That was also a lot of fun. It was a pain-free life.
M:   You're obviously easily pleased. Are you a porn fan?
A:   Oh God, yes.  I'm a big fan of fitness-type guys; actually, I have a broad range, from hairy muscle guys to clean-shaven muscle type guys.
M:   Some names, please.
A:   I like a lot of the European guys. 
M:   The ones with names you can't pronounce.
A:   Pretty much.  The one they call Pavel...Pavel Novotny.  Josh Weston - I like him a lot.  I have a wide range of taste. When I look at porn, I look at the technique.
M:   Is there anything you'd like to do on screen?
A:   Well, I'm a top, so the "bottom" thing isn't for me.  I'd have to think, what would I want to do in porn that I haven't already done in real life.
M:   So let's talk about your real life - sounds like that could be pretty interesting.
A:   So far, on film, I've only done a solo and a dungeoun scene, and I'd already done those in real life.  I went to a couple of Hard Body parties in Miami, they were fun. And when I was Toronto, I tried out a few bathouses.  I tried the bathhouses in NY a couple of times, but nothing happened.  But the eye candy was interesting.
M:   So you've been around the block a little.
A:   A wee bit.  I'm still trying to make it all the way around the block. 
M:  Anything you WOULDN'T do on film?
A:   It depends on the person, I think.  I'm a big fan of rimming.  If I'm with a guy and the chemistry isn't there, it won't work.
M:  So you can get into any scene.
A:   I've been known...
M:   How was the chemistry in "Hog?"
A:   We had a nice chemistry.  Toby O'Connor was a little white boy, and I was his master.  He was in a cage, then I put him in a sling.  It wasn't really about intimacy.
M:  Have you seen the completed film yet?
A:   I can't watch myself.  I'm too critical. When I saw my solo in "Reload," I'm sort of like Gwyneth Paltrow when she sees herself on screen. 
M:  So you're really enjoying all this...?
A:   The interview?  Why sure.
M:  No silly, I mean the movies. 
A:  I'm a big "Dr. Who" fan - the Tom Baker/Dr. Who.  He said, "Never anticipate anything because you only disappoint yourself.  Enjoy the ride for what it is."
M:  So to speak. Any goals?
A:  I'd like to get the GayVN Performer of the Year award. Or Newcomer of the Year.  That would be great.
M:  How's your love life outside of the movies?.
A:  I don't really get to have sex that often. I just don't seem to meet people I'm interested in, or who are interested in me.  Plus, I live in what Men's Fitness magazine calls the "fattest area of the country."  I have a thing for people to be fit, not necessarily muscle-bound, but at least fit. Nothing hanging over the side.  I only get to have sex three or four times a year.
It's kind of sad existance.
M:   Won't be, once they read this. There will be a sudden influx of hunky guys into Michigan.
A:   That was one of the reasons why I decided to do porn. That way, they (the movie makers) can seek out guys for me.
M:   So you're sort of using Colt as a "dating service,"
A:   I sort of hope this will all help my social life out just a little bit more. I don't drink and I don't do drugs.  For some people, that's a turn-off.  I can be quite the fun person without being on anything.  I don't judge anyone on the recreational activities they partake, but don't count me out just because I don't do it.
M:  The movie "Hog" will be released shortly - then what?
A:  I get to do four more scenes on my contract.  I'm actually looking very forward to it.  Hopefully, they'll be done sooner than later, cause I'm getting very horny.