François Sagat (French pronunciation: [fʁɑ̃swa saɡa]; born June 5, 1979) is a French male LGBTQ+ pornographic film actor, model and director.
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Career
Adult film
At the age of twenty-five, Sagat performed in his first adult film under the screen name
"Azzedine".
After several films with Citébeur as "Azzedine", he moved to the United States and shot his first scene for the porn film Arabesque by Raging Stallion Studios using his birth name. He stayed with Raging Stallion Studios from 2005 to 2006 before becoming an exclusive porn star at Titan Media.
As a pornographic actor, he was both top and bottom and also performed BDSM. He has also appeared in a few bisexual and heterosexual scenes.
In October 2011, Sagat directed a two-part porn film series titled Incubus for TitanMen. In support of the film, TitanMen in November 2011 released, a 33-minute making-of documentary.
In 2017, Sagat returned to film with the studio Men.com playing as Aquaman in a parody of the 2017 movie Justice League.
Non-pornographic
In 2009, he appeared as an extra in Saw VI.
In 2010, he appeared in a zombie porn film directed by Bruce LaBruce in the lead role in L.A. Zombie, where he played role of a homeless schizophrenic man. He also appeared in the lead role in Homme au bain (in English Man in Bath), directed by Christophe Honoré.
Both L.A. Zombie and Homme au bain premiered at Locarno International Film Festival in Switzerland in 2010, making Sagat the only actor with two lead roles featured in two competition entries during the festival. L.A. Zombie was also due to be screened during the Melbourne International Film Festival in Australia but was banned due to a ruling by Australia's Film Classification Board.
Sagat starred in the 2026 film Jim Queen, which world premiered in Cannes Film Festival‘s Midnight Screenings program.
Documentaries
In 2007, he appeared with other personalities in Olivier Nicklaus documentary about nudity in culture entitled La nudité toute nue.
In March 2011, a documentary entitled Sagat: The Documentary, a joint Brenda & Lucy Co./ADL TV/Canal+ production exploring the Sagat persona and phenomenon on world culture trends.
Marketing, fashion and music
When German designer Bernhard Willhelm launched his first menswear collection during Paris Fashion Week, he chose Sagat to promote the event.
Sagat is involved in fashion photoshoots. American fashion photographer Terry Richardson made a military-themed photoshoot of Sagat.
In March 2012, he launched a musical project entitled Hadès with Sylvia Gobbel. The music video debuted in March 2011.
Personal life
François Sagat was born in Cognac to French parents of Slovak ancestry. Sagat moved to Paris at the age of eighteen.
He is the cousin of English singer Alison Moyet. In 2007, Sagat said he is "200% gay", but he has appeared in a heterosexual scene with a cisgender woman. He currently lives in France. Sagat is known for his distinctive scalp tattoo.
Discography
Filmography
Non-pornographic
Music Videos
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Pornographic
2011: François Sagat's Incubus – Part 1
2012: François Sagat's Incubus – Part 2