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Totally aware of it. And of StopCopyrightTrolls. It's not a simple issue and there are two sides to every story. The IP-tracking techniques are questionable at best, I get that. Though if I had built up a company from scratch, and semi-revolutionised an industry, I'd be mighty-pissed to have my work stolen. It's tricky.

Talking to one of the male performers–a serial monogamist–about how he couldn't find a girlfriend. Super nice guy. Really funny, sociable, you get it.

He didn't want to date American girls that did porn (apparently they're typically quite erratic), and all the civilian girls he'd try to date couldn't take him seriously as a romantic prospect, for obvious reasons.

One little piece of colour that I threw into my story happened on the first day of shooting. There was this epic, poolside threeway (the first photo in the gallery above) — all passion and moaning. But it really was a matter of "cut!" and the magic vanishing. No fluffers, either.

But I have to admit, all of the performers seemed to really enjoy their work. As you'd expect, some of the duos had better chemistry than others. So while one couple might politely separate in between takes, others would banter and flirt and mess around off camera all the time. Reality sits somewhere in the middle.

She wasn't on that set. Don't feel weird for asking – all of my male friends did, too.

Not even kinda. Not for a lack of aesthetic perfection, believe me. I was too worried about gathering all the colour for the article, and capturing all the photos just right.