Dato Foland: 5 Questions for A Porn Star

 

I bagged an opportunity to speak to Dato Foland before his debut with Lucas Entertainment is released.

So what was your first porn appearance and who was it with? Tell us about the experience?

It was with Tom Brand, but it was with a condom. I liked working with him so much that I asked Lucas Entertainment to pair me with him again. We've talked and are both so excited to shoot a bareback scene together in Berlin this fall.

 

That serious look gets picked up a lot on. Dispel some myths about you being such a serious guy?
I might look serious, but the thing I take most serious is having fun. I love to have fun and get to have a lot of fun whenever I am working and doing what I love.

So far, what would you say your best experience in porn has been and why?
From all the work I've done, the best experience has been joining Lucas Entertainment. They take amazing care of me. I've now shot five times with them and each shoot has been great. When I'm on camera they let me do what I want to do and what I love to do in my personal life. Right now, I'm on top of the world.

 

Getting back to porn. Who would you most love to work with next but haven't yet had the chance? What would be the scenario?
I've heard Pedro Andreas is returning to porn and would love to work with him bareback. He's very sexy and I think we would have good chemistry. I'm hoping Lucas Entertainment can help me make that happen!

 

Before we leave you to continue with your sex, do you have a message for your growing number of fans and worshipers?
Peace, love and thank you to you all you. I hope you all enjoy me, enjoying myself with Lucas Entertainment!

Thanks so much for answering a few questions. I hope to interview you properly in the very near future! Have a great time at Lucas and congratulations!

 

Justin Hartley: Wants "This Is Us" nude scene!

Justin Hartley is a little jealous of costar  Milo Ventimiglia's  This Is Us nude scene.

On the pilot episode of the hit NBC series, Ventimiglia — who plays father of triplets Jack Pearson — bore his bare buns for audiences to see.

 

Sitting down with the ladies of The Talk on Monday, Ventimiglia’s costar Hartley, who stars as Kevin Pearson on the show, is open to following in his on-screen father’s footsteps — and is a little disappointed the same opportunity hasn’t come his way yet.

 

Asked if a nude scene has been presented to him yet, Hartley responded, “You know, the thing about it is — no, I’m a little upset about it.”

 

Hartley, 40, joked, “I mean, what does that say? Am I losing it?”

But Hartley, who is father to adolescent daughter Isabella Justice   off-screen, is fine leaving nudity to Ventimiglia. “I just leave that to him. He’s very good at that.”

“He’s a tremendous actor and a very talented guy and a very sweet guy, but also a very good sport and just an awesome human being,” he gushed about his costar.

 

In October, physically fit Hartley revealed that frequently being unclothed or “eye candy” without intention behind it has bothered him at times.

 

“Yeah it has to be honest with you. I have no problem doing that kind of stuff when it’s necessary. You know for the show, especially in the pilot episode, we were telling that story, you know of this guy who is being objectified and sort of sick of taking his shirt off for no reason at all. It doesn’t matter what he’s doing, they want his shirt off,” Justin mentioned to The Insiders.  

 

“So the interesting thing about that is in order to tell that story you have to sort of show it in that story, right?” he said. “So I then had to have my shirt off quite a bit in the pilot. That I don’t mind at all, you know storytelling. But the gratuitous stuff it does, it gets a little old sometimes, right? And, raising a daughter, I see this stuff all the time. It’s a touch much sometimes.”

This Is Us airs Tuesdays (9 pm. ET) on NBC.

 

Justin Hartley: Wants A Nude Scene

Justin Hartley Is 'a Little Upset' He Hasn't Had a Nude Scene on 'This Is Us': 'Am I Losing It?'

 

Justin Hartley is just as stumped as his fans as to why he hasn't been asked to strip down on This Is Us. 

On the pilot episode of the NBC drama, Milo Ventimiglia took it all off, but for some reason, a nude scene hasn't been written in for Hartley.

 

 "You know, the thing about it is -- no, I'm a little upset about it,"the 40-year-old heatthrob  joked while on Monday's episode of The Talk. "I mean, what does that say? Am I losing it?"

That being said, Hartley gushed over the acting chops of Ventimiglia, his onscreen father. 

 

"He's a tremendous actor and a very talented guy and a very sweet guy," he noted. "But also a very good sport and just an awesome human being."

 

Hartley clearly loves This Is Us as much as the show's 13 million weekly viewers. "We're talking about things that actually happen in real life and emotional things that couples go through," Justin said on ET. "There's death and there's loss, but there's also celebrations, right? I think any time you have a show that after you watch it, it sort of sits with you for a while and you take pause and you talk about it, yeah, it affects your life."

 
                                   

Justin Hartley: "The Daytime Guy"

 

Justin Hartley On His THIS IS US Success: “I Didn’t Know I Was Known As The ‘Daytime Guy’. But This Show Has Certainly Changed The Trajectory Of Things.” 

 

 With only two more emotional episodes left of season one of the hit NBC series, This Is Us, Justin Hartley (Kevin Pearson) has certainly become a household name – with interviews and appearances on many top-notch entertainment outlets and talk shows.  Justin has shown just what soap opera fans have known for decades, that this guy is not only mighty-fine looking, but he can act, too!

Y&R fans were disappointed when Hartley departed the number-one soap where he played Adam Newman to the hilt to play one of the leading roles in the Dan Fogelman drama, but were thrilled for his primetime success. The fact that he can still be seen each week on their TV screens is fantastic for his longtime and new fans.

 

“I didn’t know I was known as the ‘daytime guy. But this show certainly has changed the trajectory of things.” In fact,  he related that recently a fan approached him who knew of his work on the now defunct Passions as Fox Crane and asked, “So, what happened after that? Did you quit?”  Far from it!  Hartley kept busy appearing on many primetime dramas, and going back to daytime, before nabbing the role on This Is Us.

 

As to just how good the scripts are each week on This Is Us, Justin could not be more happy and motivated: “There’s also something very daunting about reading a script and being like, ‘Oh my God, I hope I’m good enough to make this work,’ which is where I’m at right now.”

 

His role and that of the other leading male characters on This Is Us, played by Sterling K. Brown and Milo Ventimiglia, has given Justin a new view on fatherhood ( he is the dad to 12-year-old daughter Isabella) and masculinity: “It’s reinforced a lot of things I thought before. One of the things I constantly do is try to show my daughter what that is, what that means, what a man does. I try to show her that by example. I want her to find somebody that obviously measures up — she’s wonderful — and that deserves her. And there obviously isn’t anyone that does, but we’ll get close, hopefully.” 

 

Justin added, ”There’s a time and a place where (being) a father is important, or a brother, or a relationship with a buddy,” he says of what it is to be a man as it is portrayed on This Is Us.
On Monday, Hartley was over the moon, and rightfully so, after the Hollywood new-source that is an institution, Variety featured him and the cast of This Is Us on the cover. Justin tweeted “Thanks @ Variety for the time and the space of your much coveted cover. Honored! I’m gonna get a copy, or 10, or 10 hundred.”

 

B&B goes Big in Australia!

Updated February 15: Amid rain delays, scenes from Steffy and Liam's wedding were shot in Australia this week. In a video clip from the Daily Mail, Ridge can be seen walking Steffy up the aisle, and later Steffy stands at the altar with Liam.

 

  The scenes were shot at Sydney's Bennelong Lawn near the Sydney harbor. 

 

Soaps.com reported on February 13 that "The Bold and the Beautiful's" Pierson Fode (Thomas) and Courtney Hope (Sally) were added to the location shoot in Australia and traveled with their castmates 'Down Under'. Hope shared a photo of some members of the group in the Qantas lounge prior to their flight.

 

Also appearing in the scenes shot in Australia will be Matt Preston of "MasterChef Australia," and local Channel 10 personalities Amanda Keller, Ita Buttrose, David 'Robbo' Robinson, along with WS FM presenter Brendan Jones.

 

As reported by Soaps.com on January 27, “The Bold and the Beautiful” will be doing another of their infamous shoots on location, this time in Australia, thanks to Qantas. With “B&B” set to mark its impressive 30-year milestone anniversary in March, Qantas, the flag carrier of Australia, announced plans to bring cast members ‘Down Under’ from February 12 – 17. While there, the show will film multiple episodes. Executive Producer and Head Writer, Brad Bell, stated that it would be an “epic celebration for our fans around the world.”

 

 He elaborated, “We are preparing to film the most glamorous location shoot in soap opera history. Collaborating with Qantas, Network TEN and CBS, viewers will witness romance, high style, jaw-dropping twists, harrowing stunts and major cliffhangers, all hallmarks of ‘Bold and the Beautiful’.”

 

“B&B” actors taking part in the Australian location shoot include Scott Clifton (Liam Spencer), Jacqueline MacInnes Wood (Steffy Forrester), Don Diamont (Bill Spencer), Thorsten Kaye (Ridge Forrester), Katherine Kelly Lang (Brooke Logan), John McCook (Eric Forrester), Rena Sofer (Quinn Fuller Forrester), and of course Australian native, Ashleigh Brewer (Ivy Forrester), who played Kate Ramsey on the Australian soap opera “Neighbours” prior to joining the cast of “The Bold and the Beautiful.” A number of Australian celebrities are also set to appear in the episodes.

 

“The Bold and the Beautiful’s” last trip to Australia was back in 2007 when the show marked its 20th anniversary. The most recent B&B location shoot was in Monte Carlo, where it was non-stop drama with Quinn arriving to cement her romance with Eric, and being confronted by his granddaughter Steffy.
Expect the Australian location episodes to air in March in conjunction with “B&B’s” 30th anniversary, which falls on March 23. Watch Soaps.com for more details as they emerge.

 

Pierson Fodé shows off his six-pack And Courtney Hope strips bikini!

 

The Bold And The Beautiful's Courtney Hope strips down to a bikini as co-star Pierson Fodé shows off his six-pack while on set in Sydney!

 

Two members of The Bold And The Beautiful cast stripped down to their swimwear while filming in Australia on Thursday. 

Courtney Hope showed off her bronzed figure in a bikini as she was pictured in Syndey with co-star Pierson Fodé, who flaunted his six-pack in an open shirt.

The American actors were shooting scenes for the long-running soap opera at Manly Wharf, after arriving Down Under earlier this month.

Beach day: The Bold And The Beautiful stars Courtney Hope (R) and Pierson Fodé (L) stripped down to their swimwear while filming in Manly, Sydney on Thursday

Cutting a stylish figure in a floral bikini, Courtney looked in good spirits as she made her way around the set. 

The 27-year-old, who plays Sally Spectra, showed off her toned abs and torso, while wrapping a sarong around her midriff.

Adding a splash of colour to her look, the red-headed beauty wore purple sandals and a pair of yellow tassel earrings. 

Hot bods: Courtney Hope showed off her bronzed figure in a bikini as she was pictured in Sydney with co-star Pierson Fodé, who flaunted his six-pack in an open shirt.

Pierson also wasn't afraid to show some skin, leaving his white shirt unbuttoned to reveal his muscular physique.

The 25-year-old, who plays the role of playboy Thomas Forrester, also wore a pair of patterned swim shorts and red loafers.

Hailing from Washington, Pierson began his TV career in 2012 when he appeared on children's show iCarly.

 

Sun-kissed: The 25-year-old, who plays the role of playboy Thomas Forrester, also wore a pair of patterned swim shorts and red loafers

             

The dark-haired hunk was seen waving to the cameras and strolling around the set with his script in hand. 

The Bold And The Beautiful cast and crew have been in the country since last Friday.

 

Courtney, who only joined the show earlier this year, was pictured filming scenes in front of the cameras.

The beauty was also seen having her luscious locks tended to by a hair and make-up assistant. 

And during some downtime between takes, Courtney was also seen chatting to Channel Ten reporter Angela Bishop. 

On Wednesday, on-set photos revealed the production team was filming a wedding reception scene at the same location. 

Spectra's Back on B&B!

She’s back! Well, sort of. Fans of CBS’s The Bold and the Beautiful were treated to a head-shaking twist at the end of the January 31 episode when a young redheaded woman—brand new to the audience—signed a check with the name “Sally Spectra.” As longtime viewers know, that was the name of one of the soap’s most popular characters—a flamboyant rag-trade matron, played by Darlene Conley from 1988 to 2006, who’d do anything to get ahead in the fashion world. 

 

So why is this new gal using Sally’s name? Turns out she’s totally entitled to it! TV Insider got the exclusive scoop from B&B’s head writer-exec producer Bradley Bell.

 

So what’s going on in your mad mind, Mr. Bell? Explain what we just watched.
Well, with B&B having its 30^th anniversary on March 23, I’ve been thinking about ways to play into our great history. We always need new, fresh characters that pack a punch and no one packed more punch than Sally Spectra. So we’re bringing back the Spectra gang.

 

But how? Darlene Conley passed away, and so did Michael Fox, who played Sally’s wise old tailor, Saul. And then you killed off Schae Harrison’s character, Darla, who was Sally’s daffy assistant. Who’s left?
This will be Spectra, the next generation. We’re going to reveal that Sally has a sister, Shirley Spectra, and we’ve given the part to [Days of Our Lives vet] Patrika Darbo. I’ve known Patrika for years and have always wanted to work with her. The new Sally we just met on air is the original Sally’s grandniece and Shirley’s granddaughter. She’s played by Courtney Hope (Transparent), who brings a terrific energy and a really interesting edge to the role. 

 

 We also cast this wonderful young Broadway actor, Alex Wyse (Spring Awakening), to play Saul’s grandson, also named Saul. And the new Darla will be Darlita. That role went to Danube Hermosillo (Modern Family), who is hilarious and has a lot of dimension. All four have an incredible comic timing. I’m so excited about this group! We’re going through some rough times in our country and our world right now. We could use some escapism and levity, and that’s exactly what this new Spectra gang will provide.

 

What’s their back story? Are they in the fashion biz?
They want to be, desperately. Our new Sally has hopes and dreams of being a designer. The old Spectra Fashions brick warehouse is about to be hit by the wrecking ball—Bill Spencer (Don Diamont) wants to tear down the building and put up a skyscraper—but there’s a Hail Mary pass. We’re bringing back Mick Cain, as Sally’s son C.J., who owns the building. Mick has no interest in the fashion business but now he has a relative who is hot to give it a shot, so he’s going to let young Sally have the building for six months. She has very little time to make a go of it, but this is her opportunity to make Spectra Fashions shine again. And the original Sally is backing her from afar.

 

That’s right. You kept Darlene’s character alive.
Even though we lost Darlene, I always felt the character was bigger than life and that she should live forever. And she will. She’s still out there somewhere—traveling to exotic places, having her cocktails, surrounded by her boy toys. And we’ve come up with some cool ways to make her a part of this new story.

 

Will this gang be as conniving as the old one? They were always stealing designs and designers from the Forresters.
They will definitely play dirty. Young Sally wants this company to be legit but, right away, the decks are stacked against her. As with a lot of people who come to Los Angeles with lofty ambitions, reality will come crashing down. Both she and Shirley come from nothing. Shirley, who worked for years in a bakery, raised Sally when her parents flew the coop, and together they’re a tough, determined team. And they’re broke.

They don’t seriously think they can take on the Forresters, do they?
[Laughs] Well, not yet! But they will provide a marvelous contrast. You know, as time goes on, all our characters on B&B have turned into millionaires. Even Katie Logan (Heather Tom) is living in Beverly Hills now! The new Sally will be a sharp change from all the refined, sophisticated socialites on our show. The Spectras will be a much more realistic group, and they’ll introduce a whole bunch of relatable issues and real drama, along with the comedy. Let’s put it this way: The Foresters are champagne. Sally and her bunch are wine in a box!