Geneva, New York, is known for being a little lakefront town that claims to be the lake trout capital of the world. That's adorable, but it should be known for giving the world hometown hero Wayne Crawford. Actor Wayne Crawford began his career in 1971 and worked until the end of his life. His debut came in an episode of the 1971 series Primus and from there he didn't stop working. He wrote, produced, directed, and acted! He did it all! He has starred in the 1977 film Tomcats as M.J., Valley Girl (1983) as Lyle, White Ghost (1988) as Walker, The Company You Keep (2003) as Santiago, Dog Days of Summer (2007) as Quincy Patch, Lost Colony (2015) as Farmer Geary and the series American Heart (2009) as Neil Stahl just to name a notable few. He really did a lot of work while he was alive. His finest part came in his feature film debut as Stanley in Sometimes Aunt Martha Does Dreadful Things. The only dreadful thing is not showing his cock. Instead, Wayne gave us shirtless sexiness as he got busy with a lucky babe in bed. His most suggestive scenes came with his co-star where the pair both got down to their underwear. They even slipped under the pink covers together, both in their underwear. How gay! He passed away in 2016, but we're grateful that he didn't leave this world without giving us some lust-filled scenes when he was in his prime.
