Falcon Celebrates 50 Years with 'Icons' Collector's Edition Set

Falcon Celebrates 50 Years with 'Icons' Collector's Edition Set

SAN FRANCISCO — Falcon Studios' yearlong commemoration of its golden anniversary continues with the release of "Falcon Icons of the Decades," five two-disc volumes starring the top studs from each of the studio's first five decades.

"Watch the history of Falcon unfold through the superstar models as they appeared over the last 50 years. Each volume focuses on at least 10 featured models from the decade and includes two jam-packed discs, starting with the classic, free-spirited studs of the 1970s and ending with the globally recognized megastars of the 2010s," a rep enthused.

"Fans will clamor for this special collector’s edition showcasing the original stars who launched Falcon in the '70s like Al Parker, Dick Fisk and Jeff Turk to the All-American studs of the '80s like Chad Douglas, Joey Stefano and Kevin Williams, who broke barriers and put Falcon on the map," said the rep.

"With rise of the gay porn superstars in the '90s, including Mike Branson, Ken Ryker and Tom Chase, to the internationally famous talent of the '00s like Erik Rhodes, Matthew Rush and Roman Heart," the rep continued, "and of the 2010s like Brent Corrigan, Ryan Rose, Sean Zevran and Cade Maddox, these iconic superstars represent the most popular and stunning men to ever appear in gay adult films."

Falcon/NakedSword President Tim Valenti said the company "would not have made it to our golden anniversary without the finest performers in gay porn."

"We wanted to give the fans a tribute to those most celebrated, popular and handsome models who helped make Falcon what it is today," he said. "'Falcon Icons of the Decades’ features not only the sexiest men, but some of the finest scenes ever to be released in all of gay porn. Falcon Studios has always and will always seek out the most spectacular and dynamic superstar performers that reflect the times and you will clearly see that in this five-volume set."

Visit the studio online and on Twitter for more anniversary updates; direct wholesale inquiries to John Gunderson at john@falconstudios.com.

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