'Blue Film' star Kieron Moore admits debut movie 'could have been disaster'

Kieron Moore has opened up about taking on a major career risk with his feature film debut in Blue Film.

In an interview with People Magazine, the actor admitted that the movie could've been a disaster.

Moore portrays Aaron Eagle in the film, who is a fetish cam performer whose life takes an unexpected turn after accepting an offer from a fan with disturbing connection to his past.

Speaking with the outlet, Moore admitted the challenging role was not the type he imagined would mark his transition to big screen. "I think if you'd have asked me at the start of my career, 'Do you think your debut feature movie would be this role?' I would've said no."

He went on to add, "This could have been a disaster. It really could have been."

Noting, "I probably didn't think that through too much when I was taking it on."

"In fairness, we did have a lot of conversations, me and my team, like, 'Are you sure?' And I was like, 'Yeah, I think I am.' My acting coach asked me this question that it's kind of become a bit of a mantra really. He's like, 'Do you want to be a famous actor or you want to be a dangerous artist?' And I was like, 'I want to be a dangerous artist like all of my favorite actors,'" Moore said.

As per Kieron Moore, the role came when he was "itching to be creative" amid break from filming Netflix's Boots. "I was hungry to perform."

"I loved Boots and I loved playing Slovacek, but I just knew that there was so much more in me that I wanted to get out. And then this just came through and I read it and I fell in love with it," he said.

Furthermore, the actor also talked about how much his mother loves the film, revealing that she watch Blue Film even before he did.

"My mom loves the movie, so anyone else that doesn't, it's kind of like no skin off my nose," the actor said.