Do you think porn stars are more or less attractive than regular, mainstream Hollywood actors?

Don’t you hate it when one of your threads goes nowhere?

Women in porn have better bodies but mainstream actresses win in the face department.

Men in porn are overall hotter than mainstream actors, winning always in fitness and sometimes with face as well.

I've yet to see many male porn stars who have defined bodies as naturally gorgeous as Will Sharpe's or Theo James's on "White Lotus." Porn stars always take shortcuts with steroids and so look more bloated.

There aren't a lot of male porn stars working right now I can think of with stunning faces.

Now? Not even close. 30/40 years ago? Maybe, but only the gay porn actors, and occasionally, a porn actress. Straight guys in porn have always been fug. But there was plenty of eye candy in the 70's and early 80's. Jack Wrangler, Casey Donovan, Arnaldo Santana (my personal fave) smong others, looked just as good with clothes on as off.

Porn guys being fugly now? Charles Dera, Adam Ramzi, Sam Shock, Dean Flynn, Dani Robles or Jean Val Jean easily easily defeat Hollywood actors like Ryan Gosling, Bradley Cooper, Tom Holland, Zac Efron or Paul Rudd face wise. Not to mention the bodies. Mainstream actors do steroids as well.

Straight porn actors used to be ugly but now they are hot (as many women now watch porn).

"attractive woman" is not a thing, OP

I like a couple of current porn actors' faces: Donte Thick and Reno Gold come to mind. They also have nice cocks. There's a guy people used to talk about on DL, Matthew Crawford, who I always thought was cute. I happened to run into him in a chiropractic video last week. Otherwise, I could only find one video that included his penis. I think he's on Only Fans, which I no longer bother with.

There are a couple more I've seen on Reddit and OF, but most pornisti aren't memorable enough that I know their names. Back in the nineties, I thought Brad Hunt was handsome enough to be a regular, mainstream actor. And there were Ken Ryker and Johnny Pruitt in the '80s. Today, there are so many of them, it's hard to keep track.