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And one about a guy going down on his girlfriend. One of my films is centered around COVID and long-distance relationships and how it’s been isolating and frustrating. And you only have a brief window to showcase different things, so that’s challenging and fun. Plot is great, but it’s not the most important thing that you’re trying to tell. I’m aesthetically driven! Porn is a great way to exercise that muscle it’s visual storytelling, like music videos. It was less about filling a gap - so to speak - and more to do with that I wanted the opportunity to make something beautiful, have fun doing it and make it with a really thoughtful, progressive, diverse team. You know with porn, if you wanna see it, you can find it. Speaking of your first porn - did you think something was missing from the space? My girlfriend and I … we’ve been wary about talking about how nice things have been, comparatively.

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A lot of crazy shit happened in 2020! I directed my first porn, I did a TV show. I’ve actually been sititng from a pretty comfortable seat watching the world go down. InsideHook: How’s your last year been, outside of the dog? Given that it’s rare to find an actor working in both Hollywood and in pornography, we wanted to get Stasey’s thoughts on navigating two different (but apparently not so different) worlds.

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And in the past year, she directed a series of short films ( U Up?, Lip Service) for the sex-positive site afterglow, which emphasizes adult works that are created ethically and “with an emphasis on the female gaze.” But, still, it’s porn, a word she’s happy to use.

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Outside of the mainstream, she helped launch , a site that features intimate interviews with women accompanied by a professional nude portrait. Earlier this year, she starred in the Ed Burns series Bridge and Tunnel.īut Stasey isn’t a conventional Hollywood type. The Australian-born actress is probably best known to mainstream audiences for her work in the twentysomething comedy Please Like Me (binge on Hulu immediately if you haven’t watched it) or cult shows like Reign, A.P.B. She’s also a bit of a new discovery for most people. So, terrible circumstances aside, Caitlin Stasey is also really funny, and charmingly uninhibited. But she soon smiles and throws out, “He’ll feel really bad when I tell him that’s why I’m late.’” “I’m so sorry - I had to have one of my dogs put down this weekend,” she says, 15 minutes after our Zoom was supposed to start.

Alongside Justin Kirk, Natalie Martinez, Taylor Handley, and Ernie Hudson, she co-starred as Ada Hamilton, CTO of Reeves Industries and a former hacker, in the Fox procedural drama series, APB, in 2017.My interview with Caitlin Stasey does not start well.

It is NSFW (Not Safe for Work) as it contains n*dity.

She launched a website called in the past.

She is related to the English multi-talented personality, Stephen Fry.

She was cast as Lindsey, Joe’s girlfriend, in the 2016 comedy horror film, Fear, Inc., in which she co-starred alongside the likes of Lucas Neff, Chris Marquette, Abigail Breslin, Stephanie Drake, Eric Lange, Mark Moses, and Leslie Jordan.

From 2013 to 2015, she played the character named Lady Kenna in Reign, an American historical romantic drama television series set in the late-sixteenth century.

She likes acting more than singing or any other thing.

In 2007, she turned down a recording offer contract from Tom Nichols.

On March 3, 2012, Caitlin and her sister were attacked by a group of teenage females in Mentone, Victoria.

First TV Showįrom 2003 to 2006, Stasey played the role of Francesca “Frankie” Thomas in the Nine Network’s live-action series The Sleepover Club. She had a main role and did 27 episodes.

She appeared in the 2010 drama film named Tomorrow, When the War Began for her role as Ellie Linton. The single charted at #40 in ARIA digital tracks chart. As a SingerĪs a singer, she has sung a duet with another singer Dean Geyer on May 19, 2008, which they performed at Erinsborough High School Formal. She was part of the main cast and did 275 episodes. Playing Rachel Kinski in the soap opera Neighbours from 2005 to 2009. But, her dad was atheist, and her mom was agnostic. ReligionĪs per herself, she is not religious. In 2000, she has appeared in a QANTAS commercial singing “I Still Call Australia Home”.

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