12 Facts About Randy Spears

Randy Spears left Illinois for California during the early 1980s, to pursue a career in acting.

Randy Spears landed small roles in the mainstream films Trading Places and Blow Out.

Randy Spears was seen in three mainstream films under the name Gregory Patrick.

Randy Spears acted in commercials and in a one-week stint on Ryan's Hope in 1989, where he played a bartender.

Randy Spears was introduced to the industry in 1987 by Ona Zee.

Randy Spears said he turned to modeling when a make-up artist handed him her card and told him to dial the number if he ever felt like doing nude work.

Randy Spears said he felt conflicted after his first shoot, for which he earned $400.

Randy Spears' first billing was as detective Hank Smith in The Case of the Sensuous Sinners, released in 1988.

Randy Spears has since been inducted into the AVN Hall of Fame.

Randy Spears publicly announced in 2015 that he had left the industry, turning to Christianity.

Randy Spears was best friends with Jon Dough, with whom he entered the business at around the same time.

Randy Spears expressed that Dough was "like a brother" to him.