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Rick Savage starred in his first porn, "Nasty Lady" in 1982 and his career only grew from there. Rick is most well known for his fetish videos and he starred in his first fetish video, "Spanked Employees" in 1986. Bizarre Video liked his work so much that they hired him to work in many other of their productions during the following years. Being "Master Savage" came easily to him thanks to a few of his kinky girlfriends.

Rick lived with Tammy White, another porn actress for a short while when both were starring in Adult films together. Originally Rick was a trained ballet dancer. Before entering porn he studied at the Boston Conservatory and danced with the Boston Ballet. Finding that porn paid much better his porno career was rolling along great. He's worked with over 50 directors and won his first award for "Best Supporting Actor" for his portrayal of the Jokester in the production, "The Erotic Adventures of Bedman and Throbbin."

Heading into the 90's he began directing both porn and fetish videos so he can have total freedom to be creative, get kinky, and do as he pleases. One of the results of that freedom was his very popular "Streets of New York" series, which as a matter of fact was the top-selling series in all of Europe.

Over the past few years he's focused more and more on making fetish videos and the results have been some projects that he's very proud of. For Noose Video, he's made "The S&M Mechanic," "Submission in Hellfire," and the "Den of Punishment" series, the soon-to-be- released "Butt Punishment," and so many more. For Outlaw Productions, his "Pain Slut" and "Over the Knee" series have both been immensely successful. For Galaxy, there have been so many excellent journeys into the world of S&M. "Pinned," "Pinned Again," "Titanic Tit Terror, 1 & 2" "Executive Submission," "Co-ed in Bondage 1 & 2," and so many others. And his "Extreme Tit Torture" series is their top seller.

In a recent interview for a French "adult" magazine, He was asked why he thought his movies were so successful. His response was, "I respect the viewer. I respect the person who is going to buy the video. He's paying he deserves quality. So, in every moment that I'm directing a movie, I try my best. I want to give that viewer something good. Something real! That's all."