Matthew Rush American adult film actor Date of Birth: 12.09.1972 Country: USA

Biography of Matthew Rush

Matthew Rush is an American actor known for his work in adult films, particularly in the genre of gay pornography. Born and raised in Huntington, Pennsylvania, he grew up in a mixed-race family, with an African American father and a mother of German descent.

After completing high school, Rush went on to pursue higher education at the Pennsylvania State University, where he obtained a bachelor's degree in Sports Physiology. Following his studies, he began working in the tourism industry as a fitness trainer on cruise ships. After some time, he moved to Columbus, Ohio, to continue his career.

In 2001, Rush signed an exclusive long-term contract with Falcon Studios, a prominent pornography studio. That same year, he made his debut in the industry with the film "Bounce." His success and popularity allowed him to establish his brand, releasing a dildo under his own name, which continues to be sold to this day.

The end of his contract in 2009 gave Rush greater freedom to expand his career. While continuing his work in the adult film industry, he also ventured into non-pornographic projects. He appeared in the television film "The Third Man" alongside Chad Allen and had a small role in the gay comedy "The Gay Pie." Additionally, in 2007, he made his directorial debut with his first pornographic film. He has also participated in the production of several theatrical plays.

Currently residing in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Rush is the head of his own agency, FabScout Live, specializing in adult gay entertainment. He continues to act in adult films and works as a personal fitness trainer. Throughout his career, Rush has received 8 awards and 7 nominations in the adult entertainment industry.

- GayVN Awards 2002 - Best Newcomer
- Grabby Awards 2002 - Best Newcomer for "Alone with... Volume 1"
- Grabby Awards 2003 - Best Duo Scene for "Deep South: The Big and the Easy, Part 2"
- Grabby Awards 2006 - Best Supporting Actor for "The Velvet Mafia: Part 1"
- Grabby Awards 2010 - Best Versatile Performer