“Boots” Star Kieron Moore Says It Felt ‘Validating’ to Get His Costars Support on Controversial “Blue Film” (Exclusive)

**Kieron Moore Makes Bold Feature Film Debut in ‘Blue Film’**

Actor Kieron Moore has embarked on a significant new chapter in his career with the release of his feature film debut, *Blue Film*. Under the direction of Elliot Tuttle, Moore plays the character Aaron Eagle, a sex worker navigating an intricate and provocative narrative. The film, which draws on themes of power dynamics and self-discovery, has already garnered attention for its bold approach.

In *Blue Film*, Moore portrays Aaron, who is offered a staggering $50,000 to spend an evening with a fan, played by Tony Award-winning actor Reed Birney. However, what unfolds is not merely a transaction, but a complex entanglement, as the fan’s connection to Aaron’s past complicates their interactions and leads both men on a transformative journey. This exploration of intimate relationships set against the backdrop of societal expectations and personal history serves as the backbone of the film.

Moore, now 29, previously appeared in the Netflix series *Boots*, where he played Nicholas Slovacek, a character representing a closeted gay teenager during a tumultuous era in the U.S. military, marked by the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy. The actor’s role in that show was both significant and timely, but he expresses that *Blue Film* represents a different level of accomplishment for him.

In an exclusive chat, Moore highlighted his gratitude for the unwavering support of his former colleagues from *Boots*. Notably, co-stars Liam Oh and Angus O’Brien attended the film’s premiere in New York City, demonstrating their encouragement for Moore’s latest project. He remarked, “Everyone’s just been so great. That’s a group of hungry, passionate boys. We all just want to do our best.”

Their camaraderie extends beyond the set, as Moore spoke about the deep bonds formed while working on *Boots*. “You make these little families and you leave and you kind of cross paths down again. We went through the trenches on that job and I’ll support whatever they do,” he said. The actor also mentioned their ongoing connection through a group chat that keeps them updated on each other’s endeavours.

Moore reflected on the validation he felt witnessing his *Boots* castmates’ reactions to his unconventional role in *Blue Film*. He admitted that this performance represented a departure from what they might have expected of him, noting, “I just don’t think they thought I could do that.” He described taking a risk with this role as a pivotal moment in his career.

“I’ve been so excited for people to see it,” Moore told *PEOPLE*. “Look, I know it’s such a strong piece and it’s really going to unnerve people, but I think it’s the first time I’ve ever been proud of my performance.” His enthusiasm is palpable, suggesting that viewers may experience a range of emotions when confronting the film’s themes.

*Blue Film* is now available across various digital platforms, allowing audiences to engage with Moore’s bold new performance. His commitment to pushing boundaries in his craft is evident, and as he continues to evolve as an actor, there is a palpable sense of excitement about what he may undertake next.

As the film industry evolves and the stories told become increasingly complex and diverse, Kieron Moore is undoubtedly positioning himself as an actor to watch. His journey from *Boots* to *Blue Film* signifies not only personal growth but also a broader shift in representation and storytelling in contemporary cinema.