Roger T. Pipe:  We are here on the floor of the CES show, actually standing in the aisle as people pass by, taking photos of the lovely Cheyenne Silver. Thanks for doing this interview for all your fans on the Internet.

Cheyenne Silver:  No problem.

Roger T. Pipe:  Where were you born?

Cheyenne Silver:  San Clemente, California. I lived there two years, then moved up to the mountains and have lived there ever since.

Roger T. Pipe:  You still live in the mountains?

Cheyenne Silver:  No, I live in LA now, but I still go back a lot.

Roger T. Pipe:  When did you move to LA?

Cheyenne Silver:  About a year ago.

Roger T. Pipe:  Did you move back to model, dance, or to do movies?

Cheyenne Silver:  First I was in Vegas dancing. I would drive over every other weekend. Then I went over to Los Angeles and started doing movies and moved there to be closer.

Roger T. Pipe:  When is your birthday?

Cheyenne Silver:  July 18th, 1978 which makes me twenty years old.

Roger T. Pipe:  You can't even go anywhere and fun in Vegas.

Cheyenne Silver:  I know, next year. Next year I'll have more fun.

Roger T. Pipe:  How long were you making the drive over to Vegas to dance?

Cheyenne Silver:  I did that for seven months. Every other weekend, I would drive over.

Roger T. Pipe:  Do you like LA better than Vegas?

Cheyenne Silver:  I never danced in LA. I only danced here because I have friends here. I danced at Cheetah's under the name Wildcat.

Roger T. Pipe:  There's a good topic. You did numerous movies under the name Wildcat. But you now go by Cheyenne Silver. Why the name change.

Cheyenne Silver:  Wildcat was a great name for dancing that I made up because I was a mountain girl and pretty wild. The companies were saying that my nickname wasn't good enough, that I needed a real name so Cheyenne just seemed to fit.

Roger T. Pipe:  Are people still confused?

Cheyenne Silver:  People are getting the idea. I still get a lot of fan letters to Wildcat, so either one is fine.

Roger T. Pipe:  Do the people you grew up with know what you're doing?

Cheyenne Silver:   All of my high school friends do because our high school was like 250 people. I graduated in a class of thirty so everyone knows. My family doesn't really know.

Roger T. Pipe:  What do you think your high school friends think of what you're doing? Do you think they are surprised at all?

Cheyenne Silver:  They all think it's really cool. I have two guy friends from high school. They were seniors when I was a freshman and they have their whole wall covered in Wildcat pictures. They are the ultimate fans.

Roger T. Pipe:  What were you like growing up?

Cheyenne Silver:  Well, I must admit, I was very shy. I think I just did a total flip when I got into the business.

Roger T. Pipe:  So, you're parents don't know?

Cheyenne Silver:  No. My dad is going to be a pastor in a few years, I don't think he would understand. We are complete opposites.

Roger T. Pipe:  When did you do your first movie?

Cheyenne Silver:  CES last year. I did it in a hotel room at the Luxor.

Roger T. Pipe:  Who was that for?

Cheyenne Silver:  Vince Voyeur. It was called Fresh Meat or Fresh Flesh I can't remember which.

Roger T. Pipe:  How did that come about?

Cheyenne Silver:  I was just up there to party and they asked if I wanted to do a scene. I jumped in & did an anal scene with Vince & Mark Davis.

Roger T. Pipe:  What was it like?

Cheyenne Silver:  It was fun. It wasn't as hard as I imagined it would be.

Roger T. Pipe:  When you were finished with that scene, did you know right away you wanted to do more, or did you have to take some time to think about it?

Cheyenne Silver:  You know, that was actually my second scene. I forgot, I worked for Vivid in LA before I came out to the show. It was a girl/girl/girl and I just blocked out the camera and was fine.

Roger T. Pipe:  Who were the girls?

Cheyenne Silver:  The girls were Bobbi Bliss and Elle Divine.

Roger T. Pipe:  How many movies have you done?

Cheyenne Silver:  Almost a hundred.

Roger T. Pipe:  You've been busy.

Cheyenne Silver:  Not really. I pace myself. I like to take a few weeks off, go back to San Diego and enjoy my life.

Roger T. Pipe:  Are there any that you are particularly proud of?

Cheyenne Silver:  I am really proud of most of the Elegant Angel titles I've done. I've worked for them so many times.

Roger T. Pipe:  Have you done a lot of acting roles?

Cheyenne Silver:  Some small parts but this is my first main role. I was nervous about that, but it actually fits the character. They wanted a young, nervous character so it worked.

Roger T. Pipe:  Would you like to do more acting?

Cheyenne Silver:  Oh yeah. I am working on getting more roles like that. That's my favorite part, getting to play a part and have fun.

Roger T. Pipe:  Any favorite males to work with?

Cheyenne Silver:  I like working with Andre Madness, Dr. Fellatio. I have done three videos with him. He is my favorite, we have a great chemistry. Chris Cannon is really good, Mark Davis and others I can't think of right now.

Roger T. Pipe:  Any favorite females?

Cheyenne Silver:  I liked working with Dee and Gina Ryder. My best girl/girl scene was No Man's Land 23 with Gina, Heaven Leigh and one other girl.

Roger T. Pipe:  Do you prefer girl/girl or boy/girl scenes?

Cheyenne Silver:  It's fun to switch back and forth, get a little of both.

Roger T. Pipe:  Before you got into films, had you been with girls before?

Cheyenne Silver:  No.

Roger T. Pipe:  So the Vivid scene was you first time on camera and you first time with a girl?

Cheyenne Silver:  Yeah. Growing up in a small town, everyone is really careful and straight. I came back and they found out I did movies with girls and they thought something was wrong with me.

Roger T. Pipe:  In a small town like that, were you very sexual in school?

Cheyenne Silver:  I started when I was 13 and in four years of high school I only had three partners. But I was sexual with one boyfriend for five years.

Roger T. Pipe:  How tall are you?

Cheyenne Silver:  Five Eight.

Roger T. Pipe:  Measurements?

Cheyenne Silver:  34B-26-36

Roger T. Pipe:  All natural?

Cheyenne Silver:  All natural and always will be.

Roger T. Pipe:  Good for you. Do you watch your own movies?

Cheyenne Silver:  You know, I still have a stack at home and haven't watched one yet. I need to do that.

Roger T. Pipe:  At this point, what are you impressions of the business?

Cheyenne Silver:  I think it's a very professional business. You find out who isn't and stay away from them and you're fine. I'm very happy with it. When I went to Florida to do straight modeling, in order to get to this company or that company you had to screw this person or that person.

Roger T. Pipe:  Is there anything you particularly like to do on camera?

Cheyenne Silver:  No specific acts. I just always try to make it as hot and wild as possible.

Roger T. Pipe:  How does your on screen persona reflect or differ from your real life personality?

Cheyenne Silver:  On camera I open up a little more. In real life I still a little shy. I tend to keep to myself. I don't walk down the street and flash everyone. I've been with performers who do that, but it's just not me.

Roger T. Pipe:  Is there anything you won't do on camera?

Cheyenne Silver:  No. It just depends on my mood. Sometimes they want me to do more nasty stuff than I feel like on that day, but generally, I'll do anything they want.

Roger T. Pipe:  Is there anyone you haven't worked with yet, but want to?

Cheyenne Silver:  I did a still shoot with Julian, who is contracted with Metro I guess. I wanted to work with him, but we didn't have a good still shoot. I don't know if it would make for a good scene now if we're still edgy about that. But I would like to work with him and see if we can have a really hot scene together.

Roger T. Pipe:  Are you doing any feature dancing yet?

Cheyenne Silver:  Not yet. Still dancing, but not featuring yet. I just got a dance agent, so with any luck, it will be very soon.

Roger T. Pipe:  Any tattoos or body piercing?

Cheyenne Silver:  Just this belly button ring.

Roger T. Pipe:  Any plans for more?

Cheyenne Silver:  No. I want to keep my body really natural and clean. I am not going to get tattooed until I am out of the business. I do Native American ceremonies so I want to get a big one on my back of my pipe and my medicine animal.

Roger T. Pipe:  What are your career goals within the industry?

Cheyenne Silver:  I came in with a long term dream. I want to own a horse ranch. Sort of a resort get away, where people can come, learn to ride and enjoy the mountains. I know I need a lot of money, so I am working hard, putting money away to some day get what I want.

Roger T. Pipe:  So we'll be seeing you in movies for a while?

Cheyenne Silver:  You'll be seeing me for quite a while, and then you can come out to my ranch and ride with me.

Roger T. Pipe:  So your outside interests obviously include horses.

Cheyenne Silver:  Training and riding horses, I work with a lot of animals, always have, always will.

Roger T. Pipe:  Do you have a boyfriend now?

Cheyenne Silver:  No, I almost married the guy I was with for five years, and I do have a daughter, but I am lucky I didn't get married. I plan to wait, because I know the right guy is out there for me. So I'm just at the point of dating, nothing serious.

Roger T. Pipe:  What do you look for in a guy?

Cheyenne Silver:  You know it's weird, I look for the heart. The heart, the spirit and something beyond the gorgeous, stereotypical body.

Roger T. Pipe:  Any unfulfilled fantasies you want to act out on camera?

Cheyenne Silver:  I have always had the fantasy of running through a field on a horse naked. I actually already had sex on a horse, but it would be great to do that again?

Roger T. Pipe:  You had sex on a horse?

Cheyenne Silver:  I was just on a trail with a friend I met at a horse camp. We went off on a trail and kind of didn't really have sex, but just played around.

Roger T. Pipe:  And you're taking me riding when?

Cheyenne Silver:  When I have my ranch.

Roger T. Pipe:  No fantasies about porn critics?

Cheyenne Silver:  Um, no.

Roger T. Pipe:  Anything you want to add?

Cheyenne Silver:  No, you covered everything.

Roger T. Pipe:  Well then thank you for your time, we all look forward to seeing you on film very soon.

Cheyenne Silver:  Thank you.