Brent Corrigan opens up about "King Cobra" film

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April 20, 2016 | Porn Stars

Brent Corrigan opens up about "King Cobra" film

Brent Corrigan recently sat down with Str8 Up Gay Porn to discuss his work and life and what comes next.

One thing on everyone's mind is how Corrigan feels about King Cobra, the James Franco helmed biopic about the murder of porn producer Brian Kocis by rivals Harlow Cuadra and Joseph Kerekes, who wanted to work with Corrigan.

"Yes, I’ll see it," he admitted, "likely in the independent theater with everyone else. I’m stubborn, but still curious. I have very poignant ideas about the screenplay, which was presented to me about 10 days before principle photography was slated to begin in New York.

"I met with the director and his agent. They were insensitive right out of the gate in our interactions with them. They wanted me to come on board without even considering what dredging all that up was really asking of me."

He continued: "When it was all said and done, I had no dealings with Franco or his people. I chose to stay out of it because it was clear to me they were not trying to make a movie that would serve gay men, the gay adult industry, or any justice with what happened to Bryan ..."

Corrigan said that he knows there will be errors and omissions in the film, and that he will be misrepresented. But he also sees it as a potential spring board for getting his own side of the story out in his upcoming, self-published book Incorrigible.

"In the end, the wrongs they commit to the story can be corrected," he said. "Those that want to know the truth will get it from my book."

You can read the full interview, which covers other elements of his career, here.