Lane is back, and looking fine, tho not like the "Lane Fuller" of his Falcon days. But there's a ltttle bit of Falcon at the new Colt, with Lane''s friend John Rutherford at the helm.
Mark: How different is it working for Colt than with Falcon?
Lane: Not much different at all.
M: Did you sign a contract with Colt?
L: No I didn't.
M: Would you? They might be reading this.
L: Would I? I sure would.
M: What did you think about John (Rutherford) talking over at Colt?
L: I think it's great - I was excited when I heard about it.
M: You took off around three years from making movies. Why?
L: I needed a break. I had a boyfriend. I just kind of did it, and all of a sudden, it was three years. I got the urge to come back. I look a little different now, and I thought it would be fun.
M: Your look is different - did you do anything special to make the change?
L: Not really - I guess I just grew up. I really didn't do anything different. I let the hair on my chest grow out.
M: So do you like not having to shave everyday?
L: Yeah, I do.
M: While you were gone, did you keep up with industry gossip?
L: Yes, I did. Really, not much has changed - as far as I know, it's all the same people.
M: What about your taste in men - has that changed?
L: It sure has. Maybe that's why I changed. I used to be into the shaved-chest look, now I like hariy chests, and masculine-type guys. I like Colt back then, too. I always thougt they were so hot. That's why I jumped at the chance to do this movie. It's like real sex with real guys.
M: Is there anything you haven't done in a movie that you'd like to do?
L: I'd like to top a little bit.
M: Is that something you enjoy doing?
L: Yeah. Like maybe with Marcus Iron.
M: Can we talk about your relationship with Kevin Williams? What happened?
L: I think we just grew apart. We were together 3 1/2 years. We're still friends. I saw him last weekend.
M: How is he doing?
L: Great - he's going to South Africa for a year. He has a job there.
M: Will you be going to visit him?
L: That'd be cool, but I don't know.
M: Are you in a relationship now?
L: I had one for several months, but not now. He was not in the industry.
M: Do you think it's rough having a relationship with someone who's not in the porn industry?
L: Sometimes I think it would be easier.
M: You're not the jealous type?
L: Yeah, a little bit, but I think they'd understand you a little more if they're in the business.
M: Are you looking for anyone special now?
L: I think I'm still kind of hung up on the last one.
M: Do you want him to know that?
L: I think he knows it.
M: Anyone you'd particularly like to work with?
M: I'd like to work again with Tom Chase. Especially now that he's got a hairy chest. He'd be fun to do a movie with. There are some really hot guys out there, but I can't think of their names right now.
M: Are you going to be doing more Colt movies?
L: I sure hope so.
Mark: I understand you lived in New England for a while.
Marcus: Yes - my partner and I lived in Provincetown for a couple of years.
M:: Full time? Not much goes on in the winter.
Marcus: It was kind of crazy. It's like a morgue in the winter.
M: How many years have you been doing porn?
Marcus: Eight years now. I enjoy it. I don't do a lot, maybe two or three movies a year. It's a fun hobby.
M: Where are you from originally.
Marcus: Montana. It's an exciting place, all right. I left at 16 for college. I lived in Boston for a year, and did bicycle tours all over this country and in Europe. It was a great way to see a lot of places in a fun way, and stay in shape.
M: How did you get into porn?
Marcus: It was a natural fit. I'm a really sexual guy with few hangups. A friend of mine hooked me up, and that was that. My first one was for Hot House called "Splashdown," it was sort of an alien-invasion porn. Brian Mills directed it.
M: He's come a long way since that one.
Marcus: I stayed with Falcon for the longest time, til John (Rutherford) moved over to Colt. I like working with John. I think Colt is a great fit for John. He lets guys be guys.
M: You haven't changed much since you first started.
Marcus: I have, I've gotten older. I take care of myself. Actually, I could probably use about six months of hard labor. I try to stay active wheher I'm hitting the gym or not.
M: What's your favorite movie?
Marcus: That's a tough one. My favorite scene was the first scene I did with Alex LeMonde for "Reload." That was really hot - we finiished the whole thing in about 35 minutes. I think that's a world record.
M: Could be.
Marcus: The second scene, a group scene, was a close second. I was really into the guys I was with, so it was easy.
M: Did you get to pick the guys you played with in Falcon films?
Marcus: More often, they would pair us up. I'm pretty easy going as far as who I work with - obvioulsy, some guys I'm into and some I'm not. If I'm not into the guy, I try to give it my best shot anyway.
M: So to speak. You sound so easy-going that nothing is going to bother you anyway.
Marcus: Yeah, that's kinda me. California's definitely taken hold of my attitude.
M: How do you think the industry has changed over the years?
Marcus: I think the biggest change overall is that there are more guys willing and able to do porn. The studios used to work hard to recruit, now guys a clammoring to do it. It's more accepted now.
M: Any guys in particular you'd like to work with?
Marcus: Everybody I worked with, we got along well. It will be interesting to see who John signs on in the next year or two. He's got a good eye.
M: What do you do in your real life?
Marcus: I'm a garden designer.
M: In a relationship?
Marcus: I was in a relationship for five years. We broke up about two years ago, but we're still really close. He's not in the business.
M: No interest in it?
Marcus: He showed up on a couple of sets to help out off screen. Chi Chi begged him several times to work on-screen, but it just wasn't his thing.
M: More work coming up with Colt?
Marcus: Well, it's up to John, but hopefully. I'm making myself available.
