Kelly Nichols Interview with Dr Susan Block

Full transcript of Kelly Nichols Interview with Dr Susan Block on The Dr. Susan Block Show:

Hi. Hi. I'm Dr. Susan Block and I'm broadcasting live from the Hollywood Show in Hollywood, California at the Hollywood Lowe's Hotel. And it's the first year that the famous Hollywood Show is featuring an adult section. That's correct. We have a porn area for the ultra-traditional Hollywood memorabilia

show, the biggest memorabilia show of its kind. And I'm here in the adult section. It's exciting. It's fun. It's a bit of a ghetto, but you know, it's cool. You have fun in the ghetto, right? And I'm here with Kelly Nichols. Hello. Hey, Kelly. Talking to your microphone. Okay. Right up close to it like you're giving it a

head. Oh, yeah. There you go. That's better. And can you hear me? I can't hear myself anymore. I can hear you. Okay. My headphones aren't working then. So, with the headphones aren't working, it's best to take them off. So you can hear me though, right? I can hear you fine. Oh, awesome. Okay. So... Isn't this a

melee? This is crazy. Are you having fun? I'm having a blast. Okay. Let me get my headphones back on. So you're meeting some old friends and... That's the bop. Meeting all these old friends. Some of them didn't make it from Becky's, but honestly I haven't seen some of these people in 20 years and

that's giving away too much. Wow. Now of course you see Ron Jeremy all the time. I know Ron from way back and yes. And you see our friend Richard Pacheco, aka Howie Gordon. We love Howie. Just came out with a book. Yeah. We just saw each other at the hindsight meeting at UCLA. Right. That was exciting. The Golden

Age of Porn. It is awesome. We took 30 years for him to write and it's one of the best things I've ever written and I mean it. Well, he won an award for our show because he was on the show a few weeks ago and we always give awards at the end of the year and he won for Best Porn Star Memoir. Wasn't he one of the

few out there though? Well, yeah. He's easy to win. It's not a lot of competition. But even if there was a lot of competition, I have a feeling Howie aka Richard Pacheco would win. He would stand out. And you would stand out. You do stand out. Look at these hot... Okay. Here we go for the X-rated section of the

Hollywood show, folks. The 80s. Adorable, voluptuous, just luscious Kelly Nichols and she's hot and she's beautiful and natural. And luscious next to anything is pretty great. Yeah. Very natural and just, oh, so 70s, 80s, hot. 80s. 80s. Oh, excuse me. Excuse me. No, it was a big deal. It explains the hair. And the

hair. Right. This is 80s hair. I got you. I got you. That's right. And in the 70s, nobody wore a bra. Nobody wore a bra. So this is an 80s bra. And you had the curling iron do. Yeah. Right. Oh, and here's this picture also, but this has your name. So we know who you are just in case you don't remember. In case I forget.

Okay, here we go. So how do you feel about, you know, the room that they're giving us here at the Hollywood show? It's interesting. It's like the old electronic show before where like you had everybody together. Yeah. And then they separated us, you know, the porn set. And this is the same thing. Well, you

got to have a little separation because there's like kids running around, right? There's kids. And I think a lot of Hollywood still has that stigma of not wanting to hang with us. Right. Some of the people I understand were very upset that there is a porn section. Yeah. Well, a lot of them have very

straight shows. And that's our audience. They themselves may not feel that way, but they feel like that for their fans. But there's so much crossover nowadays. Like you say, this is one of these pictures. One of a straight movie. Or it was a horror show. A horror show. See, it's

okay to show your tits in a horror show. Absolutely. And I got nailed literally with a nail gun. Oh, and that's okay. And I got my sad card. Thank you. Oh, very good for you. Very good for you. So, you know, it's the first year that the Hollywood show, which is like a

30 year old tradition tradition has got a porn section. So it's kind of exciting. Just just we said the blending and the melding. It makes so much sense. It's stupid that it hasn't happened earlier, I think. Yeah, I mean, it's movies. It's the movies.

It's just a question of how much skin you show or whether you say you're a video and you used to do film. I mean, there's some interesting crossovers and there were actresses that started off this way and worked and actors. Yeah. They may not

want to acknowledge it, but and nowadays there's more crossover than ever. I mean, like Miley Cyrus is she's like a mainstream musician who's crossed over to porn. Well, well, almost selfies.

Actually, I think what you just said something interesting because the whole tweet and phone, I mean, people like just have sexy situations and they captured on their phone and it's not a big deal. Everybody's a porn star. I mean, the

Kardashian thing was like, Oh, it's a big deal. But now every like you said, it's a porn star. Now, when you started though in the 80s, it was a big deal. It was we couldn't tell anybody about it wasn't this but maybe a bigger deal in some

ways for the 70s because people really had to hide when I was doing it. The productions were bigger, more lush. We actually had studios. We didn't have to jump from house to house. We had to actually get permits to shoot. How did you get into

the business? I started off as a nude model trying to make the rent and I got into makeup too. So the two of them were making me fine and but I didn't get an x-ray because I was in California and that was kind of a stigma in the late

70s. So when I moved to New York, broke and someone suggested it. Actually, I think back then it was my first husband and if it was okay with him and it was in New York, which means the stigma wasn't so big a deal. Yeah, it's more

like an arty thing. Well, let's put this way. You could be on the corner with a cop and you could be smoking pot and it wouldn't be a big deal. They would bust bigger things. And New York just had that and say with

San Francisco that whole sensibility of like, whatever we're going to go after bigger things. So porn wasn't a big deal. And because I got cast immediately as I was a penthouse pet, they wanted to make me into a star right away. So I got

the cream of the crop jobs. They were handing me the poster A-list and that's a great way to come in. I had Chuck Vincent as a mentor and he was, him and Marks was writing great films and we didn't do that many a year.

So basically, I've only done 36 films and I think on the books, I have 1500 to 19. Because they do compilations and they just, they mix it up. They'll mix it up. But actually, in terms of pure film, 36 and two videos. That's all I've

done. That's all. Yeah, I mean, that doesn't seem like a lot, but you're everywhere because of all the clips and stuff like that. This is why I like to laugh at. Back in the 80s, there were like 12 of us. Seriously, there were

very few people to actually jerk off to. Can I say that? Okay. So that was, you were, you were very special. Nowadays, like everybody's doing it, including politicians. And there's a lot of porn stars. There were

very few. We didn't realize that. Someone like Seika realized it and she capitalized it and got a lesser. But we had no idea we were the only people that people could hand off to in America, except for

the maybe foreign distribution. So we didn't realize that that's why we got big. They were just us. I wasn't that particularly pretty or talented, but. Oh, come on. Very pretty.

Talented, I think. Yeah. My mom would say so. Not that she would look at these. What did I just say? So what are you up to lately? Right now, well, I was doing makeup for a long

time, and I had to stop because my shoulder, I had to have that replaced. In the meantime, I've gone back to an art form. I'm learning to airbrush. I used to do it and I'm using the

gun, so to speak, and doing murals. And that's where I'm going and doing these shows and actually working with a few women in the business on some ventures that I'm now

feeling free enough to do. What's your philosophy of sex? Do what's fun. Don't make judgments. All right. Kelly Nichols live from the Hollywood show live here at the Lowe's

Hotel. I'm Dr. Susan Block. I love you.