TL;DR
- Kieron Moore plays a financial dominator in ‘Blue Film’.
- The character Aaron Eagle reflects personal experiences.
- Moore discusses the complexities of masochistic kinks.
- The film explores themes of identity and self-worth.
- ‘Blue Film’ is out now in the USA.
In the latest buzz from the world of adult entertainment, Kieron Moore is making waves with his role in the provocative film Blue Film. Playing the character Aaron Eagle, a financial dominator, Moore dives deep into the complexities of his character, revealing insights that are as intriguing as they are eye-opening.
“Pay pig was not a term I was unaware of!” Moore quips in his cover interview with Attitude. This isn’t just a role for him; it’s a reflection of the intricate dynamics within the gay adult film industry. The film showcases a scenario where Aaron’s aggressive persona is challenged when he unexpectedly finds himself face-to-face with his former high school English teacher, turning the tables on his character’s established bravado.
Moore elaborates on the character, saying, “I have friends who sell belongings,” hinting at the real-life inspirations behind his role. He adds, “I understand it on an intrinsically human level. Sometimes we want permission for the way we feel about ourselves. Rather than uplifting, some want to be diminished.” This exploration of self-worth and identity is a theme that resonates deeply within the LGBTQ community, making Moore’s portrayal all the more significant.
Reflecting on his previous roles, including his time in Boots, where he played the hyper-masculine bully Slovacek, Moore humorously notes, “I think Slovacek would be fascinated about how Aaron makes money. ‘You use people online and get money for it?! I’m doing it for free!’” This juxtaposition highlights the evolving narrative of masculinity and power dynamics in the realm of sexuality.
With a career that also includes appearances in Masters of the Air and Vampire Academy, Moore is no stranger to the spotlight. However, he admits that the DMs he receives have skyrocketed post-Boots, adding a layer of complexity to his public persona. “I get the most insane DMs you’ve ever seen – post-Boots, they went through the roof,” he shares, indicating the intense scrutiny and attention that comes with his roles.
Director Elliot Tuttle describes Aaron as “an amalgamation of many porn stars I’ve watched over the years,” blending personal experiences with broader themes of instability and self-exploration. Blue Film isn’t just another adult film; it’s a narrative that challenges perceptions and invites viewers to engage with the deeper meanings behind the surface.
Set to be a talking point in both the LGBTQ and film communities, Blue Film is already making waves since its release on May 8 in the USA, with UK audiences eagerly awaiting its arrival. For those interested in the intersection of sexuality, identity, and the adult film industry, this film is a must-watch.
Catch the full interview with Kieron Moore in the May/June 2026 issue of Attitude, available in print and on digital platforms including Apple News+ and the Attitude app.