Leo Ford

Leo Ford was an American actor and writer best known for his roles in “Games,” “The Summer Of Scott Noll,” and “Spokes.” Born on July 5, 1957, in Dayton, Ohio, he grew to become a notable figure in the acting industry until his tragic death on July 17, 1991.

Personal and Family Life

Leo Ford was not only dedicated to his craft as an actor but also actively volunteered for charities like Project Angel Food and Project Open Hand, which helped individuals living with AIDS. He had a rich personal life, having spent four months in India to study meditation after leaving college. Leo ran his own tourist business, Pacific Paradise Tours, while living in Hawaii, showcasing his entrepreneurial spirit.

Death and Legacy

Leo Ford passed away in a motorcycle accident in Los Angeles when he was struck by a truck that made an illegal turn. He suffered severe head trauma and died two days later. His partner, Craig Markle, who was with him at the time, survived with minor injuries. A contemplative service was held for Leo, where members of the Santa Monica Siddha Meditation Center chanted, and he was cremated with his ashes scattered near the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. In his memory, a tree was even planted in India.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
The Best of Lee Ryder 2008-06-04 (archive footage)
Spokes 1983-01-01
Leo & Lance 1983-01-01
Style 1981-01-01
Stiff Sentence 1986-01-01
Bare Boners 1997-01-01 (archive footage)
The Summer Of Scott Noll 1981-01-01
Games 1983-01-01 Jeff Bower – Swimmer
Blonds Do It Best 1985-01-01
New York City Pro 1982-01-01
Sailor in the Wild 1983-01-01
The William Higgins Class Reunion 1983-01-01
Passion by Fire 1986-01-01
Flashbacks 1981-01-01
Falcon Collection: Best of the 1980s 2 2009-09-01 (archive footage)
Falcon Bareback 22: Insatiable Raw Ballers 2014-06-24
Falcon Bareback 24: Deep Raw Delivery 2014-12-30
Catalina Blonds 1992-07-23
The Best of J. Brian 1993-01-01 (segment “Flashbacks”) (archive footage)
Falcon Studios 35th Anniversary Limited Edition 2007-01-01 (archive footage)
Double Penetration 2010-01-01 (archive footage)
Santa Monica Boulevard 1985-01-01