After The Porn

[uchetal]

I watched an interesting movie on Netflix called "After The Porn." It profiled some of the former mainstream actors (both male and female). Mary Carey, John Leslie, Randy West, Houston to name a few. Profiled their upbringing, how they got into the business, their time in the industry and what their life has been like since retiring or leaving. It wasn't an uplifting story. The men have faired better than the women since leaving the industry.
I'd be interested in comments from anyone who gets the opportunity to see it.

[danthepoetman]

Seems very interresting, Uchetal. I'd like to see this one.

[Willie Escalade]

The men sure last longer than the women. Randy West? Joey Silvera? Ron Jeremy? These are golden-age performers.

Who remembers Victoria Paris? Leslie Glass? Jewel DeNyle?

[jaydubb]

I watched this a few months back. Some of the stories were absolutely heartbreaking. Asia Carrera in particular. I thought it was a really good doc about these people lives after a job with a short career lifespan and how they deal with their pasts. It was interesting to see most of them living normal lives just like the rest of us. Really knocks down the glamour factor that I think most associate porn stars.

[youngblood61]

The men sure last longer than the women. Randy West? Joey Silvera? Ron Jeremy? These are golden-age performers.

Who remembers Victoria Paris? Leslie Glass? Jewel DeNyle?

Good point Ecalade. I remember those girls, but I'm a porn hound from way back.

[Willie Escalade]

It's on YouTube...uncut.

[BellaBellucci]

You mean Life After Porn.

It was aiight.

~BB~

[EvaCassini]

Do you believe in life after porn? I can feel some thing inside me saying...yes. Depends on how one can adapt.

[bluesoul]

It's on YouTube...uncut.

like a penis

[Buddy Wood]

Years ago I went with Kimber James to a shoot/interview for this documentary. They did a whole interview with Kimber on a roof with the Hollywood sign in the background. I think they even asked me some questions. It was a long time ago. lol I thought it was kind of odd because this was at the height of her very early popularity...why was she participating in a documentary about life after porn?? But she didn't care what it was about. She was the only t-girl being interviewed in a documentary about porn and that was enough for her!!! I remember seeing the director at a tranny bar a few years later. I think he was a bouncer at the original Peanuts if I remember correctly.