Vince Rockland

Vince Rockland was born December 29, 1973 in Darmstadt, Germany, and is an award-winning, pornographic actor active between 1993 and 1999, known most prominently for his work in gay films, though Vince has also appeared in a few straight titles. Rockland's best-known film is "Three Brothers", which famously co-starred his two brothers, older sibling Shane Rockland and younger sibling Hal Rockland. Although inactive for nearly a decade, his name and image remain in circulation as many of his roles are repackaged into compilation tapes.

"Three Brothers" was co-written and directed by Gino Colbert and Sam Slam, and was released in 1998 by New Age Pictures, an antecedent of Gino Pictures and Gino Pictures Gold. It famously co-starred Vince together with his two siblings. They appeared in one scene together, but did not sexually interact. The commercial success of "Three Brothers" was fueled in part by the turbulent personal lives of the Rockland siblings. Notes Adult Video News in their review: "Hardcore fans have heard of the Rockland [brothers] fleeing the business to find religion, and this is the shoot they left the business with after completing their one scene together."

In 1998, Vince won Best Actor from the GayVN Awards and Gay Erotic Video Awards for "Three Brothers;" additionally, he and his brothers along with scene partner Derek Cameron shared "Best Group Scene" and "Best Oral Scene" Gay Erotic Video Awards for the same film.