

Charles Dera stepped into porn like a guy who walked through the wrong door on a dare and just kept going. Born in Philly in '78, he lives out in Orange County now. He’s fucked his way through hundreds of scenes and once wore a bow tie for the Men of Strip troupe, the quiet straight guy in the room flexing for dollar bills. He says modeling got him there. "I got the chance to bang chicks, didn’t look back." Pretty straightforward. Teen Dera? Kinda square. Said he had "zero sexuality" until he was eighteen and was shipping off to the Marines. Claimed he needed to lose it before boot camp so he wouldn’t deploy a virgin. Now he calls himself "vanilla" when he’s not getting paid. If the world ended tomorrow and he wound up stranded with just palm trees and questions, he’d bring nothing. "Weighs you down. I like to travel light." He skips horror flicks, sticks to comedies. His favorite’s Training Day. Says pinning down a favorite’s tough when a dozen movies helped shape him. Off-camera his obsessions are jiu-jitsu, chrome-laden Harleys, and snowboarding. Cops have never shown up at his door; he credits staying out of cuffs to simple common sense. Biggest fear? Turning into what he calls a "basic bitch."

Charles Dera stepped into porn like a guy who walked through the wrong door on a dare and just kept going. Born in Philly in '78, he lives out in Orange County now. He’s fucked his way through hundreds of scenes and once wore a bow tie for the Men of Strip troupe, the quiet straight guy in the room flexing for dollar bills. He says modeling got him there. "I got the chance to bang chicks, didn’t look back." Pretty straightforward. Teen Dera? Kinda square. Said he had "zero sexuality" until he was eighteen and was shipping off to the Marines. Claimed he needed to lose it before boot camp so he wouldn’t deploy a virgin. Now he calls himself "vanilla" when he’s not getting paid. If the world ended tomorrow and he wound up stranded with just palm trees and questions, he’d bring nothing. "Weighs you down. I like to travel light." He skips horror flicks, sticks to comedies. His favorite’s Training Day. Says pinning down a favorite’s tough when a dozen movies helped shape him. Off-camera his obsessions are jiu-jitsu, chrome-laden Harleys, and snowboarding. Cops have never shown up at his door; he credits staying out of cuffs to simple common sense. Biggest fear? Turning into what he calls a "basic bitch."