Breck Stewart also known as Breck Alec Stewart is a singer-songwriter, actor, director and editor in various projects. He was born in Montreal, Quebec in Canada on May 18, 1968. He released two albums namely Utopia in 2007 and Mister E in 2010 on which he wrote all the songs. He also used several music producers including Primo, Saycool for Utopia and 604-ToKay, Jim Robson and Fafnirrockson for Mister E. He appeared in 10 gay pornographic films starting in 2000 for various movie studios and retired from the adult entertainment industry after releasing his directorial debut called Utopia X in 2009. He now resides in Montreal his place of birth after living in San Francisco and Los Angeles for a while. He founded the company MoonDaze Productions in 2004 which acts as his record label, photographic studio, video production and record producer facility. Breck officially came out as a bisexual in a blog posted on his domain.
I used to do a lot of theater and it taught me everything I know about acting but for me, stage work is never as satisfying as appearing in front of a camera. I really feel sad when I think about all those great live performances from such luminaries as Laurence Olivier, Vivien Leigh, Tallulah Bankhead and Noël Coward lost forever. Thank God they did movies as well. I understand why an actor would prefer the stage since he is in complete control of his performance and can portray the character all the way through with the audience's immediate reaction as his fuel unlike cinema which is never shot in continuity. But it really bothers me that a stage performance exists only during the brief time it is performed and is only seen by a handful of people.
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I felt like a freak all my life. When I was younger, it was a very negative thing and I was bullied endlessly at school. But as I grew older, I started to feel very comfortable with being very different from the norm and now I couldn't possibly be anything else. In a way, to become a star you have to be a freak.
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I love the camera more than anything. It is such a powerful tool and makes everything immortal by freezing slices of eternity. And strangely enough, I somehow feel less alive when I don't have one pointed at me.
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I have attended films in movie theaters only about 6 or 7 times in my life. I love the big screen but I just can't stand all the hassle that comes with the movie house experience like people talking, endless previews and annoying ads. And also, to actually sit still for two hours to watch a screen without being able to move is something very difficult for me.
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Directing a movie is a very gratifying yet painful process to me. This is your vision and you're responsible for every single aspect of it. I was terrified at first because I had been so comfortable in the role of actor worrying only about my own performance. And I found it very difficult to let go of certain aspects because I have this tendency to want to redo everything all the time. Part of the job is to actually know when to let go and stop tweaking because no matter what you do as a director, you're never completely satisfied.
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I had this weird thing happen to me when I reached thirty. Suddenly, I began to feel time accelerating in my own mind making the days seem much shorter than they seemed to be in my twenties. It really freaked me out because it happened so suddenly whereas most people experience this gradually. I actually felt the hours speeding up and it was hard to let go of that new fear. I got over it as we all have to and now try to use this to motivate me to never waste a single second whenever I feel lazy.
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I remember when I told my parents I was giving up music, they were supportive but rather disappointed that I didn't feel the need to pursue it at the time. Yet all those years later, music found me again and they couldn't be more thrilled. My mother especially has this very strong artistic side and she was the one who assured me I had a good singing voice and that with work I could make it.
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If you try to make it in this business for either fame and/or money, you will become disillusioned very quickly. Most people work their whole lives without ever getting their big break and yet they couldn't possibly stop or do anything else. They feel so strongly about their art that they're willing to sacrifice everything to it even if it means never getting their dues. If I had done it only to make a quick buck or become a celebrity, I would have stopped a long time ago. You have to consider the work as its own reward.
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I really feel like Oprah Winfrey is the queen of Showbiz, seriously. Not only is she one of the richest and most successful woman in television history not to mention one of the biggest star on the planet but she is also one of the most generous, doing endless humanitarian and charity work. The power she has to reach and touch people is amazing. This is what a true star is to me.
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Appearing in adult movies was the most difficult thing I've ever done on camera. You always hear the cliché that actors hate the love scenes because they find them uncomfortable and embarrassing. I totally agree with them but in the case of porn stars, not only do you have to do a love scene with a stranger but real intercourse has to take place as well. And for a man, there is never any guarantee that your body will react accordingly on command on a movie set. I've seen other people and I've been myself in humiliating instances where you just can't perform because you're too tense or nervous and this is the part of the process I won't miss at all.
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Waited 4 years and 5 months after the start of MoonDaze TV which he created on 2011.11.11 to submit it as a new title on IMDb in April 2016 because he wanted to make sure enough material was produced to become a credible and sustainable show.
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Started the production of his new album Mister E with several music videos to accompany the singles in the works. [April 2010]
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Doing promotion work for his album Utopia including live performances. [May 2009]
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Montreal, QC, Canada: working on a video for upcoming single 2 Is The Norm from Mister E and shooting a new episode of MoonDaze TV number 21. [September 2013]
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Recording and mixing his first solo album. [March 2006]
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Is a capable dancer having studied formal dancing for a few years. Can turn on himself dozens of times without interruption and can do "the robot" which requires to be able to move limbs independently and keeping a frozen state for long periods of time.
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Speaks French and English fluently since he learned both languages very early in his life even though both his parents are francophone.
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Suffered from severe cystic acne in his teens and had to take a strong medication called Accutane to help fight it. He still has to contend with acne now at this later stage of his life though in a less severe form.
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For health reasons, he usually tries to eat products with whole wheat grain and unrefined sugar. He considered becoming a vegetarian at one point but couldn't give up meat for more than a few days and gave up on the idea.
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Has been known to watch certain scenes from specific movies hundreds of times. Also has the tendency to watch several favorite television show episodes over and over again (mostly sitcoms and reality shows), often favoring that to experiencing new unseen material.
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Has been struggling with insomnia for most of his life and always needs to wear earplugs in order to be able to sleep.
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Holds a particular fascination for old movies and actresses from the Golden Age of Hollywood with Marilyn Monroe, Marlene Dietrich, Greta Garbo and Norma Shearer being his favorites. Feels like those stars had a special kind of glamor and class which is not present in most movie stars of today.
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He spends most of his time alone because he feels like he needs as much solitude as possible to be at his most creative in relation to his artistic work.
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Intensely dislikes daylight and always tries to live at night to protect his skin which is fair and sensitive to the sun.
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