Biography

Born "Nikolai Elliott Ursin" in 1942, Nick Elliot was the son of a career soldier, Nick spend his childhood as a "military brat," living in the United States, Japan and Germany. After earning his BA from UC Berkeley, he studied film at the Sarbonne and the Cinema Frrancaise, both in Paris. He returned stateside and earned his masters degree in motion picture and video production at UCLA.

Working primarily in gay pornographic films, he filmed some of the classics of the era, including "Kansas City Trucking Company," "El Paso Wrecking Crew," "The Idol," "Inch By Inch," and "A Matter of Size."

He died from AIDS-related lymphoma at his home in Venice, California in 1990.
- IMDb mini biography by: John Smith

Nick attended Mount Hermon School for Boys, where he was a member of the Great Class of 1960.

Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend.