Savannah Moore has performed in at least three adult videos using a fake California drivers license. It is not known if she was actually underage, but regardless – the possibility exists and so the adult companies that have released titles that she appears in are recalling those titles immediately.
Simon Wolf Productions is pulling Blind Date and Young Stuff, the two Simon Wolf Productions that Moore appears in. Both titles came out this month.
North Star Entertainment is likewise immediately recalling Deep Throat This #18, a title that was released on Monday.
Those are the only titles released that Moore performed in.
John Chambliss of Simon Wolf Productions informed AVN.com that he had confirmed the DMV had no record of the ID Moore was using.
“She has a California ID that has the hologram with the seal embossed through it – it’s a perfect, perfect ID,” Chambliss told AVN.com
“I had a guy who has connections with the DMV go check it out and it didn’t match anything they have,” Chambliss said.
“We’re notifying everyone right now by email, phone, and fax that they need to pull those titles.”
Richard Zaye, a partner in North Star Associates, the company that distributes North Pole Entertainment productions said that his sales staff was currently notifying everyone that they needed to pull Deep Throat #18.
“We have her ID at the office If you, me, or anyone else looked at the ID…it looked right,” Zaye said.
Thomas Hope, Moore's manager, was trying to find Moore today. When informed of the fake ID yesterday , he immediately called her to find out what the situation was.
“I should have been calmer when I was talking to her. Now I don’t know what’s going on and she’s hiding from me,” Hope said.
Hope said that Moore was originally from Georgia, but she was already in California when he first met her in July of last year at a house party.
According to Hope she was already working in a strip bar when he met.
Hope was working with Ron Ellison’s Exotic Connections at the time Moore started working in adult. He says Ellison handled all of the paperwork regarding Moore’s age and identification.
When Hope split from Exotic Connections to form his own management company Ecstasy in December, he did not verify Moore’s paperwork was valid, nor ask for copies of the paperwork himself.
“All of the documentation has been filed. Everything was on the computer and I still had good relations with Ron,” Hope said.
Ellison denied that he had every done any paperwork on Moore - his partnership with Hope had virtually eroded by the time Moore began working. None of the directors that hired Moore knew anything of Ellison's involvement.
Hope, who was still looking for Moore as we published this story, suggested it was possible that her "real name" was probably fake as well - he ran a check on it in her native Georgia and nothing turned up.
