17 Facts About Brent Corrigan

Brent Corrigan returned to gay pornography in 2016 with Falcon Studios' Deep Release.

Brent Corrigan is one of four siblings; he has an older brother and a younger brother and sister.

Brent Corrigan played roles in gay porn films, notably with Cobra Video and Pink Bird Media.

Brent Corrigan has made films with Active Duty and Jet Set Men.

Brent Corrigan was still working for many other gay pornographic studios at the time, and his first own film using condoms was Summit.

Brent Corrigan stated, "there are no guarantees, even with testing" and reiterated that barebacking was risky and stated "the message it sends is not one I want to be a part of anymore".

Brent Corrigan has warned about the social impact on gay and bisexual men's decision-making, especially when in the heat of lust and passion while influenced by alcohol or drugs.

Brent Corrigan appeared in a short interview for his film Big Easy in 2012.

Brent Corrigan appeared in the television series Red Hot Star in 2006 in which AOL searched the country for talented teens who think they have what it takes to create and star in their own show.

Brent Corrigan appeared in a TV talk show, Brent Corrigan at Iris.

Brent Corrigan appeared as one of the people on the telephone tree in Gus Van Sant's Milk, based on the life of Harvey Milk.

Brent Corrigan had a guest appearance in Casper Andreas' film The Big Gay Musical as Hustler and played Chad in the 2011 feature Sister Mary, directed and written by Scott Grenke.

Brent Corrigan starred as Chris Wachowsky in the gay coming-of-age fantasy Judas Kiss.

Brent Corrigan starred as Ricky in the musical Chillerama segment "I Was A Teenage Werebear", about a "closeted kid who meets these other closeted kids, who when aroused turn into leather daddy werebears".

Brent Corrigan appeared as Jake Bishop in Jody Wheeler's mystery-thriller film The Dark Place and as Jonathan in James Townsend's horror-thriller Kissing Darkness.

Brent Corrigan directed his own general release mystery-thriller film, written by Linda Andersson, titled Triple Crossed, an America Unrated film, in which he played the role of Andrew Warner.

Brent Corrigan appears in the "Triple Crossed Behind the Scenes" documentary short.