Kieron Moore stars in 'Blue Film' as a cam boy who discovers that he's been booked for an in-person session by a man from his past.
‘Blue Film’ Star Kieron Moore Says Movie’s Kink and Taboo Subjects Were ‘Never a Shock’ to Him Because He Has ‘Super Sex Positive’ Friends ‘Blue Film’ Star Kieron Moore Says Movie’s Kink and Taboo Subjects Were ‘Never a Shock’ to Him Because He Has ‘Super Sex Positive’ Friends Mariska Hargitay on Being Courtside for Knicks Game 4 Win: ‘Honored’ and ‘Grateful’ to Say ‘I Was There’ Joan Cusack Walks First Movie Premiere Red Carpets in 11 Years and Says She Stopped Acting for 6 Years Because It’s ‘Priceless’ Being a ‘Normal Person’“I think it’s really good to go in as blind as you can,” the actor tells me.
“That’s getting harder to do but I think we found an intelligent audience that has gate kept as much information as possible. Even when I saw it for the first time, I was like, ‘Whoa! ’ I forgot what it was going to feel like. ” Sydney Sweeney Told 'Euphoria' Creator Not to Cut Nude Scenes From Season 3 When He Considered Excluding Them: 'Are You Kidding?
' ‘Half Man’ Cast on Shooting HBO Series’ Intense Themes and Its Potentially Polarizing Finale: ‘I Don’t Think Happy Endings Are Really True to Life' In other words, if you plan on watching the movie, you may want to stop reading this article now and bookmark it for later. Moore stars as Aaron Eagle, a gay cam boy who discovers that the man who has hired him for an in-person session is Hank Grant , a teacher from his childhood teacher who went to prison for sexual misconduct with one of his underage students.
What unfolds is a two-hander that is an uncomfortable, and at times utterly disturbing, look at sexual kinks and taboos. Moore, best known for his work as a homophobic recruit in Netflix’s critically acclaimed “Boots,” was given the script for “Blue Film” by his manager. While many managers would likely urge their clients to not evena queer movie about pedophilia, Moore’s thought he was perfect for the part.
“I had no idea what it was about, but then the script was a real page turner for me. I was like, ‘Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,’” Moore says.
“Then I read it three times straight off. I was like, ‘This can’t be even real. ’ I immediately sort of fell in love with the idea of playing him. ” A Zoom with Moore, Birney and the film’s writer-director Elliot Tuttle came next.
“We had a really nice read and Reed and I were sobbing in one of the scenes,” Moore recalls. “Reed sent me this beautiful text, and then two weeks later I was in L.A. making the movie. ” He didn’t have too much time to prepare, but Moore talked to content creator friends who helped answer some of his questions.
“It sort of broke down the walls for me in regards to my own sort of shame, of my of taboos. Our own exploits and endeavors are completely human, normal,” Moore says.
“I think I learned that no kink is too unordinary. I think a lot of terms that are in the movie I’ve been around. I’ve been very lucky to be enveloped in queer spaces and around friends that are super sex-positive so that was never really much of a shock to me.
” He continues, “One of my friends watching the movie said, ‘How much better would the world be if we were all a bit more honest about these little parts of ourselves, the kink or shame or whatever, because we all would feel a little bit less weird and alienated. That’s what I think was my biggest takeaway.
” Despite his very convincing performance – especially the movie’s opening scene that shows his work as a cam boy – Moore says it didn’t come naturally.
“I love having my clothes on. I’m a bit of a granddad,” he says, laughing.
“So there was something quite liberating in that…and then once I got going, I was like, ‘If I could take 5% of that confidence with me, it’s so empowering. ’ I felt really in my body, which was really beautiful. Hopefully I’ll carry that on to all the roles. ” It wouldn’t be me if I didn’t ask Moore about Netflix’s surprise cancellation of “Boots” after just one season.
While many have speculated it wasn’t picked up due to political pressure from the Trump administration, the streamer’s chief “It’s an answer above my pay grade in it, but I think it would be hard to defend that it wasn’t a thought when it comes to decision making,” Moore said.
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