What kind of future does an adult film star have after retiring? Does he go back to normal life and forget about everything he's learned?
Italian actor Rocco Siffredi thought to make use of his expertise on the subject by creating the first ever University of Porn.
According to the Perfil, the veteran actor, who has starred in over 1,300 naughty films, will be be training 21 aspiring adult film actors - seven women and 14 men - the different tricks and techniques he learned from his years industry.
Huffinton Post added that these students will learn "advanced sexual techniques, how to talk dirty, and how to position themselves in front of the camera."
The hopefuls will appear in a reality show titled "Siffredi Hard Academy" which will document their training under the actor's tutelage.
The 51-year-old "Italian Stallion" reportedly wants his students to become "a believeable porn actor on screen," the New York Daily News reported.
"I want to share my world of work with people. Humility and irony are key principles - you can't be a porn star and take yourself seriously," he shared to GQItalia. "Sex has become much more complex. Today sex is a lot more complicated than it was before - there is a whole new world to learn and teach."
Individuals who watch porn would note how unnatural some scenes get but Siffredi reportedly assured everyone that the show will not be scripted. He also promised to "make the learning process as organic and authentic as possible."
In fact, other than starring in hundreds of porn flicks and starting the University of Porn, he finds his life quite normal, contrary to what people might believe.
"I have a normal life, for many, perhaps too normal," he supposedly told the Italian magazine. "I do not forget where I come from. Fame did not make me lose touch with reality."
The Adult Video News Hall of Fame awardee starred in "Sexplosion in Ibiza," "Total Reball," "Ejacula 2" and several other films before starting the University of Porn.
According to the IB Times, he retired from the industry in 2005 but was encouraged by his wife to make a comeback in 2010.
