Anti-Brexit gang funded by ex-M&S chief make ‘are you in’ porno movie in bid to woo frisky young voters
Spoof sex film was planned by anti-Leave group in a twisted bid to net young voters browsing online for explicit videos
A SPOOF porno film was planned by an anti-Brexit group in a bid to net young voters.
And today they launch a poster of a stripped Boris Johnson on a wrecking ball.
The mini movie was to feature a man bedding his partner and asking her “Am I in?”
We Are Europe hoped it would go viral before the EU referendum on June 23 and create a “spike of interest” among Britain’s youth. They wanted randy Brits to look for it on explicit adult websites.
We’ve had Project Fear now Project Leer. Is there any depth the In campaign won’t sink to?
Matthew Elliott
The draft script featured references to Winston Churchill and the Queen. Producers told how they would stimulate interest: “Get people searching for the film on RedTube/YouPorn.”
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One scene involved a man having sex with a woman and looking at a photo of David Cameron and Angela Merkel.
He asks his partner “Am I In?” and she responds “YES BABY!”.
But We Are Europe — who are separate from the official Remain group — pulled out after The Sun confronted them over the bad taste stunt.
The activists, funded by Lord David Sainsbury and ex-M&S chief Lord Stuart Rose, were to film the brief movie yesterday.
It is understood the businessmen were appalled at the idea of funding such lewd material.
The poster of Brexit champion Boris smashing a Union Jack-painted wall mirrors pop star Miley Cyrus’ video of her 2013 hit Wrecking Ball.
Vote Leave chief executive Matthew Elliott said: “We’ve had Project Fear now Project Leer. Is there any depth the In campaign won’t sink to?”