Montana Gunn stopped in Friday afternoon for a chat and the next day was ready to perform in the Reverse Gangbang that never happened. And how was your weekend? Gunn’s starting her own video production company, Montana Gunn Entertainment.

Gene: You’re looking hot, tan and titted.

Gunn: I got new boobs.

Gene: And I dare say looking better than ever. So what have you been up to these days.

Gunn: I live in Dallas, Texas.

Gene: You’re a buddy of Savannah Rain’s I been told.

Gunn: I met her a couple of times. She uses my name because I took some pictures with her.

Gene: The way I heard it told you were asshole buddies.

Gunn: She wouldn’t put a strap-on on! She didn’t want to. It was hilarious.

Gene: You wanted her to do you?

Gunn: Yeah!!

Gene: You love it up the ass.

Gunn: Yeah. She’s never had one on before. So, I’m like, well, I’ll do you.

Gene: What were you doing in Texas?

Gunn: I’ve been there for like three years. In Dallas. I love it there. I’ve just been taking care of myself. I’m opening up a tanning salon.

Gene: They’re going with these gimmicks where they spray paint a tan on you that lasts up to five days. It’s like a carwash tan.

Gunn: Yup.

Gene: Are you involved with that?

Gunn: Yeah. They’ve had those out in Texas for a long time. They just started with them in California. But Kiki D’aire and I are moving in together out here. We’re going to get a house in the hills in Topanga.

Gene: I’m confused. One minute you’re telling me you’re in Dallas opening a tanning salon.

Gunn: I am. I’ve got people lined up.

Gene: Oh, you got people? That’s a big difference. What are you like a franchise?

Gunn: No, it’s not franchised but I have people working.

Gene: So that means you’re big shit, big time now.

Gunn: Family, okay? Family.

Gene: So you and Kiki D’aire are moving in together.

Gunn: Yeah cause I’m going to start doing movies again. We got a house off of Topanga.

Gene: You and Kiki D’aire getting it on?

Gunn: Oh yeah.

Gene: So how long has that been going on?

Gunn: Ever since the CES Show we’ve been hanging out buddy-buddy, best friends.

Gene: She’s changed her look a bit.

Gunn: Yes.

Gene: Does that have anything to do with her relationship with you?

Gunn [laughs]: No!

Gene: I thought maybe she was doing it for…you. What’s made you decide to come back into the business.

Gunn: I’m horny.

Gene: Cut the shit.

Gunn: Because I want to, I miss it.

Gene: Miss the drama?

Gunn: Oh yeah.

Gene: You miss the juice, the drama, the day-to-day bullshit.

Gunn: I don’t think I’m going to get involved in all of that any more. I’m just going to go back to my house on the hill.

Gene: The short time you were in you managed to get involved in some classic escapades.

Gunn: Everybody picked on me!

Gene: You were getting into all kinds of shit. Honest-to-God there was so much shit I’d flunk a quiz in he Montana Gunn trivia contest. There was something involving David Aaron Clark and a pink slip to a car.

Gunn: What happened was is I had a car and I wanted to get rid of it. All he wanted was the pink slip. He goes I’ll pay you the last $500 when I get the pink slip. I couldn’t get the pink slip for I don’t know how long. And when I finally got it he didn’t have the money.

Gene: I remember that one being a long drawn out story on the Internet.

Gunn: I just ignored it. He felt he didn’t have to pay me the last $500.

Gene: I take it you and Russ Pasquale are no longer seeing one another.

Gunn: That was a very drunken part of my life. Actually I ran into him at the CES Show. I must have turned a shade of white. He said I just want to say I’m sorry for all the stuff. I’m a pushover for that. So we talked. But it definitely wasn’t a love-thing.

Gene: Are you just a shit magnate.

Gunn: Maybe it’s because I’m a pushover or used to be. I let people pick on me, that’s all.

Gene: When did you first come into the business.

Gunn: ’94? ’95? I know Stephanie Swift and I started at the same time. I was dancing. I used to live in Ventura and this guy would always take pictures of me laying out on the beach. He’d take pictures of my butt.

Gene: Were you tanning in the nude?

Gunn: T-back. That was nude back then. My very first scene I hooked up with him [Alec Metro]. I walked into his house. His girlfriend didn’t show up and I took her place. We just started banging away.

Gene: How many movies do you think you’ve done.

Gunn: Probably a good 400. At least.

Gene: And then you dropped out.

Gunn: Yeah.

Gene: Why did you do that?

Gunn: I just needed a change. A break.

Gene: You do anal and all that.

Gunn: Oh yeah! I prefer it.

Gene: When was the first time you took it in the butt.

Gunn: The first time I enjoyed it, it was professionally. The first time I did it was with my boyfriend at the time. I appreciate it now. I love it.

Gene: Do you orgasm when you get it in the ass?

Gunn: Yeah!

Gene: I saw your eyes roll around in your head on that one.

Gunn: I love it!

Gene: When was the first time you had sex.

Gunn: I was into girls when I was a kid. I must have been eight years old. I had this camp over in my backyard. I always had older friends. We were playing doctor.

Gene: Were you seducing older women?

Gunn: They were showing me how. They were like 16, 17.

Gene: And you were 8? What were they showing you?

Gunn: How to play doctor.

Gene: These girls are old enough to be driving cars and they’re playing doctor?

Gunn: There was like four of them.

Gene: And you were the patient.

Gunn: I was doing the examining.

Gene: Were you sticking fingers in places?

Gunn: Yeah. I had three other assistants showing me what to do.

Gene: You had a healthy curiosity from a young age.

Gunn: I had no choice about it.

Gene: What do you mean. You were kidnapped by a band of lesbians?

Gunn: No! But basically they’re saying you’re going to do this and we’re going to show you how. I’m like okay.

Gene: When was the first time you gave a guy a chance?

Gunn: That was later. I was in high school. I was probably 16. It was with a boyfriend.

Gene: Where’d you wind up doing it?

Gunn: Across from my house there was this big giant church. We got it on the roof of the church.

Gene: Do you know what denomination the church was?

Gunn: It was the First Christian Church right there in Thousand Oaks.

Gene: You grew up in California.

Gunn: I did but I was born in Idaho.

Gene: What did you take in school.

Gunn: I was a jock. I had a sports scholarship at Temple University [gymnastics]. I left there after one semester. That’s a tough school, I’ll tell you what. I couldn’t hang. It was too tough for me. Then I went to UCLA where I majored in theatre and modern dance.

Gene: I got to ask you the question. I keep hearing your name attached to rumors. I’ve been hearing a lot about you in the past couple of weeks.

Gunn: And…

Gene: There seems to be an obsession now with what girls in this business do on the side…

Gunn: Yeah…

Gene: …to supplement their income. I hear you’re a big time player in the madam game.

Gunn: Me?!

Gene: This is what I hear.

Gunn: Hmmm…

Gene: I hear things.

Gunn: I guess people just love Texas. Why? Because everybody goes to Texas. Is that why they keep calling me and ask if they can stay at my house. Everybody comes out and stays at my place. We have fun.

Gene: So you have been hearing the same rumors about yourself as I’ve been hearing.

Gunn: Have I?! I don’t know if they’re rumors. It’s a good way to meet new friends.

Gene: You’re just a regular walking hospitality suite.

Gunn: I also have a lot of connections. There’s a lot of new adult movie production companies out there.

Gene: What’s that all about.

Gunn: There’s a new one called Little Devil. These guys are super; they’re really great people. I just did some stuff for them.