Erik Betts
Born: Nov 22, 1967
Erik Betts was born in Boston, Massachusetts. He is a self taught gymnast and martial artist since the age of 11. His fascination with movement and the arts was inspired by his favorite comic book hero, Spiderman. Insecure and very shy, Betts could relate to the problems experienced by Spiderman's alter ego Peter Parker. Erik was raised by his mother and grandmother, aunts and uncle. Erik got his film start in an ultra-low budget movie called, "Shootfighter" (1992). Long before television and moviegoers knew his face, children were watching Betts as the "Red and Green Rangers" on the unprecedently popular FOX TV series "The Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers." Prior to that, Betts had small parts in a wide array of television, commercial and movie roles for a few years. Now a full-fledged stunt actor Erik then stunned television audiences as the suavely vicious "Panther" in "WMAC Masters" (1994). On March 14, 1996, "Panther" suffered a broken right hip and thigh during a taping of the show that took Five surgeries and rehab of almost three years. Enlightened by his experience, Erik took a chance few others would dare, and put stunts behind him. He would be over 30 years old before finally deciding to try his chances at acting by enrolling at the Ivana Chubbuck Studios in California where he continues to study.
click here to see him in action
Erik Betts Nude and Sexy

 

Members Login
Username:
Password :
The Net's #1 Online Adult Entertainment Website
| Copyright © 2012 Malestars.com, Inc. All rights reserved! |

Webmasters Who Want To Promote This Site, Click Here!
All models portrayed are eighteen (18) years of age or older.
Please click here to see that we are 2257 compliant .
Members Enter Here
Our purpose is to provide you, our subscribers, with news, indormation, moive reviews and photographs about the activities of public figures and well-known celebrities. We reserve the right to make legitimate mention of the public activities of such people. As stated in the Restatement of Torts, Second, comment to Section 652C, "No one has the right to object merely because his or her name or appearance is brought before the public, since neither is in any way a private maner and both are open to public observation.