Dallas Steele, real name "Jim Walker," is a former TV news anchor/reporter. He left TV news after a successful career of more than 20 years including two regional Emmy nominations for his work at the CBS station in Dallas-Fort Worth. Five years after leaving the news business, he began doing gay adult movies, first with Colt Studios, then London-based Men At Play, then Raging Stallion and TitanMen in the US. In 2015, he signed as exclusive with Titan and remained so for two years. More recently as a free agent, Steele has branched out shooting with Naked Sword, Kink.com, and Lucas Entertainment.
Steele worked at several news stations across the country, including CBS Affiliate KTVT in Dallas, Texas, CBS affiliate KBAK in Bakersfield, Calif., FOX affiliate KBTV in Beaumont, Texas, and NBC affiliate WBBH. He ultimately decided to get out of the business after 23 years when his boss relayed focus group research indicating viewers in south Florida just didn't like him. That coupled with the death of his longtime partner in 2014 convinced Steele to make the switch.
Dallas Steele, real name "Jim Walker," is a former TV news anchor/reporter. He left TV news after a successful career of more than 20 years including two regional Emmy nominations for his work at the CBS station in Dallas-Fort Worth. Five years after leaving the news business, he began doing gay adult movies, first with Colt Studios, then London-based Men At Play, then Raging Stallion and TitanMen in the US. In 2015, he signed as exclusive with Titan and remained so for two years. More recently as a free agent, Steele has branched out shooting with Naked Sword, Kink.com, and Lucas Entertainment.
Steele worked at several news stations across the country, including CBS Affiliate KTVT in Dallas, Texas, CBS affiliate KBAK in Bakersfield, Calif., FOX affiliate KBTV in Beaumont, Texas, and NBC affiliate WBBH. He ultimately decided to get out of the business after 23 years when his boss relayed focus group research indicating viewers in south Florida just didn't like him. That coupled with the death of his longtime partner in 2014 convinced Steele to make the switch.
