“In the scene with Kira Axe, we are trying to do more and more. We are trying to do my casting in a different way, pushing the limits on what people should see. That means I decide to leave some moments in the movie for the people to judge by themselves at home the things that happen during the casting. Sometimes girls cry because of the stress, but you have to know crying doesn’t mean pain – it could mean emotion, feeling something that they have never felt before. Since I love reality, I decided to leave emotions there. Sometimes emotions go in the right directions, sometimes in the wrong directions. During some castings, girls have decided to stop the scene because something in their mind was different, but I really try to leave the explanation to the viewer. Of course, when we have things like not feeling good or accidents like not properly clean, we don’t show this, but when it goes to emotions, I really like that to be seen by the viewers. So this movie should be the first one with Kira Axe.” -Rocco Siffredi
