William H.
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William H.
Données clés
| Surnom |
William H. Nutsack, William H. Hutsack, Willie Wackoff (acteur) |
| Naissance |
27 décembre 1966 (1966-12-27) (44 ans) |
William H. (ou William H. Nutsack) est un réalisateur de films pornographiques qui travaille pour le studio Elegant Angel. Il a notamment réalisé les films Evalutionary et Performers of the Year 2010 qui lui ont valu l'AVN Award du meilleur réalisateur (Best Director - Non Feature) en 2010 et 2011.
Distinctions
- 2010 : AVN Award Meilleur réalisateur - Autres productions (Best Director - Non-Feature)[1] pour Evalutionary[2]
- 2010 : XRCO Award Best Director (Non-Features)[3]
- 2011 : AVN Award Meilleur réalisateur - Autres productions (Best Director - Non-Feature) pour Performers of the Year 2010[4]
Filmographie succincte
- Big Wet Asses 7 à 19 (2005-2011)
- Big Wet Tits 3 à 10 (2006-2010)
- Performers Of The Year 2009 (2009)
- Performers Of The Year 2010 (2010)
- Performers Of The Year 2011 (2010)
- Evalutionary (2009)
Références
Liens externes
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