Wade Nichols
Wade Nichols, aka Dennis Parker, (October 28, 1955 – January 28, 1985) was an American actor and singer who started his acting career in pornographic movies.
His first feature film role was probably in the 1975 gay adult film Boynapped!. He subsequently appeared mostly in straight porn films shot in New York such as Barbara Broadcast, Jail Bait, Summer of Laura, Punk Rock, Marishino Cherries, and Teenage Pajama Party.
In 1979, using the name Dennis Parker, he recorded a disco album on Casablanca Records titled Like an Eagle. The album was produced by Village People creator / producer Jacques Morali. The title track was released as a single, and appears on the 1994 box set The Casablanca Records Story.
Also under the name Dennis Parker, he was known for playing Police Chief Derek Mallory on the soap opera The Edge of Night.
[edit] Partial filmography
| Movie Title | Distributor | Year |
| Bang Bang You Got It | Video-X-Pix | 1976 |
| Barbara Broadcast | VCA | 1977 |
| Beach House | Caballero Home Video | 1980 |
| Bizarre Thunder | Ribu Video | 1984 |
| Blonde Ambition | Video-X-Pix | 1980 |
| Boynapped | Hand-In-Hand | 1975 |
| Call Me Angel | Video Home Library | 1975 |
| Captain Lust | International Home Video Corporation | 1977 |
| Come to Me | Air Video | 1976 |
| Honeymoon Haven | Video-X-Pix | 1977 |
| Hot Pursuit | VCA | 1983 |
| Jail Bait | Command Video | 1976 |
| Jawbreakers | Ventura | 1985 |
| Love You | Essex Video | 1979 |
| Magic Girls | Horizon | 1980 |
| Maraschino Cherry | Video-X-Pix | 1978 |
| Odyssey | VCX | 1977 |
| Punk Rock | Atom | 1978 |
| Secret Dreams of Mona Q | Arrow Productions | 1976 |
| Summer Of Laura | VCA | 1975 |
| Sweetheart | Video-X-Pix | 1977 |
| Take Off | Video-X-Pix | 1978 |
| Teenage Pajama Party | VEP | 1977 |
| Virgin Dreams | VCX | 1976 |
| Visions | Quality-X-Video | 1978 |
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