Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Kyle Stone (born on October 18, 1963) is a pornographic actor. In 2007, he was inducted into the AVN Hall of Fame after fourteen years in the porn industry. He often plays the funny guy or the older male in adult films.Stone worked at a Los Angeles law firm prior to entering the adult film business. He had met up with a porn star by the name of \"Natasha\" after a wrong phone number call became a session of phone sex. The two of them met several weeks later and had sex. Afterwards, she asked him if he had ever thought of a career in porn. His first scene was for Rodney Moore, and Natasha was his first on-screen partner.For the next three years, Stone would work days at the law firm and would moonlight in porn. In time, the secretaries at the firm discovered his sideline; they would have lunches at the nearby home of one of the secretaries while they watched the \"KF Show\". This would become a source of gossip within the firm, and, in time, the attorneys found cause to fire Stone."@en }
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- Kyle_Stone abstract "Kyle Stone (born on October 18, 1963) is a pornographic actor. In 2007, he was inducted into the AVN Hall of Fame after fourteen years in the porn industry. He often plays the funny guy or the older male in adult films.Stone worked at a Los Angeles law firm prior to entering the adult film business. He had met up with a porn star by the name of \"Natasha\" after a wrong phone number call became a session of phone sex. The two of them met several weeks later and had sex. Afterwards, she asked him if he had ever thought of a career in porn. His first scene was for Rodney Moore, and Natasha was his first on-screen partner.For the next three years, Stone would work days at the law firm and would moonlight in porn. In time, the secretaries at the firm discovered his sideline; they would have lunches at the nearby home of one of the secretaries while they watched the \"KF Show\". This would become a source of gossip within the firm, and, in time, the attorneys found cause to fire Stone.".