Bob in Color

Bob Kisler (aka Sean McWilliams) looks a little pained in this AMG color photo. 

Bob/Sean

AMG model Bob Kisler posing for Filmco where he dipped his toe (among other things) into the porn market.  He was also called Sean McWilliams and Steve Decker.  From what I learned, his real name was Sean. 

He Loved The Camera

Sean McWilliams at his first session for Old Reliable in 1983.  He got his start at AMG who called him Bob Kisler.  Sean liked to talk big, especially about his adventures. 

Nice Arms

Sean McWilliams (aka Bob Kisler) at his first posing  session for Old Reliable in 1983. 

Sean lit a cigar and put on this trashy, dominant hustler attitude for the camera.  David Hurles loved it. 

Three's Company

From the left: Jack (no last name), Sean McWilliams and Montana in a three-way wrestling match at David Hurles' house.  (Wrestling Match 4, VT024, Old Reliable, 1984.)

I was excited to watch this when it first came out because I'm a big fan of Sean and Montana.  But I found myself very attracted to Jack.  He had an infectious smile and that butt of was a real gem.  Sadly this was Jack's only work for OR -- or anyone else that I know of -- so that makes this tape a real treasure.  

Busy Bob

Bob Kisler was one of the busiest AMG models in the 1980s.  Here he is with two unknowns on the mats.  

More of Bob/Sean

Bob Kisler (aka Sean McWilliams) is sporting some lovely curls in this AMG photo from the early eighties.  I can't put a name to his partner at this moment, but it will eventually come to me.  I hope.  

More of Bob/Sean

Bob Kisler (aka Sean McWilliams) is showing some serious curls in these photos by AMG.  I don't recognize his partner in this one. 

Let's Rumble!

Brian Diaz (mustache) and Bob Kisler (aka Sean McWilliams) wrestle it out on the AMG mats in the 1980s.  Although Bob had the height and weight advantage, Brian held his own against Bob.  In addition to some really good action, the match took on a somewhat erotic aspect to it.  One of them (I forget who) popped wood about halfway through the match.  

Pretty Boy (Part 1 of 2) -- Updated

Bob Kisler (aka Sean McWilliams) was one of the most prolific models at AMG in the early to mid 1980s.  I would say he did at least a couple of dozen wrestling and spanking videos for AMG.  He also did at least a dozen vids for Old Reliable who called him Sean McWilliams.  

Not only was he easy on the eyes, he also appeared to enjoy interacting with the guys.  So it was no surprise to me when I first found him a hardcore video.  The video was Tony's Initiation (Le Salon, 1983) where Sean appears in nearly every scene.  And man does he deliver! 

Update: A follower thinks the guy wrestling with Sean in the first two photos is Joe Hardee.  And I agree.  See note below.  

Pretty Boy (Part 2 of 2)

As you can see in the photos, Sean favored the scissor lock position in his wrestling matches.  Or, maybe Mizer thought Sean looked good wrapping his legs around his opponent.  Either way, Sean sure looked good.  

Nice Spread

Bob Kisler (aka Sean McWilliams) in one of my favorite photos of this handsome stud.  AMG called him Bob, but in at least one of his films for that studio you can hear Bob Mizer call him "Sean".  He also did a lot of work at Old Reliable who also called him Sean.  I suspect his real name was actually Sean.  

Sean did some hardcore for Nova back in the early 1980s. See him in the Nova loop Jocking Around.  There he used the name Steve Decker and did a hot as hell three-way with Brian Hawkes and Billy Joe Evans who became much better known as David Ashfield.  Brian and Billy put Steve through the wringer in this one.  

Soaked & Spanked

The studly Barry Hoffman gives it good and hard to a pajama clad Sean McWilliams (aka Bob Kisler) in the film Soaked and Spanked (Man's Hand Film, 1984). The film was made at the AMG studio. 

Give Barry a cute guy with sweet cheeks, then sit back and watch. 

Pretty Face Bob/Sean

AMG model Bob Kisler showing hard in a promo photo for one of his Filmco videos.  Bob posed for Old Reliable as Sean McWilliams. 

David Hurles, the proprietor of Old Reliable, gave us an update on Bob/Sean after he dropped from sight in the late 1980s.  I quote from memory, but David said he had not seen him in a while, but according to an acquaintance "the bloom was off the rose".