"There's so much reality in [Aaron]. It's like I say to everyone: yeah, the topic is scary. People will turn their face before giving it a chance. But the truth is, I was scared to watch someone else do it because I knew there was so much in me I was willing to explore."
"I called my team after, saying, 'If I don't get that job, it doesn't matter, as that's the best acting experience I've ever had.' I'm so lucky I got to do it in real life."
"I know I don't walk down the street having a massive fear of being attacked for who I am. Everyone should have that [privilege]. The fact they don't shows there's still work to do."
Kieron Moore auditioned for the role of Aaron Eagle, a sex worker, and experienced intense emotions during the process. He expressed that the topic is daunting, yet he found depth in the character. Moore, who is straight but a strong ally, acknowledged the privilege he has compared to others in the LGBTQ+ community. The film has faced controversy, with some festivals refusing to screen it due to its subject matter. Moore's audition experience was transformative, making him feel fortunate to have the opportunity to act in such a meaningful role.
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