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Most of the clients of a 10k hooker are going to be CEO types who are in town for a meeting, charity event or such. She's paid mostly to look elegant at a black tie event at the Symphony, provide intelligent conversation over cocktails with other attendees afterward, etc. If someone mentions they're just back from a vacation in France she's expected to know what continent that's on, and bonus points if she can discuss the local cathedral etc.

The old man who hired her is not going to last more than a few minutes in bed anyway so exotic porn circus acts don't need to be in her repertoire. She's paid $300 for the BJ you can get from any PW and $9,700 for the other stuff that you will never get from any PW.

10k hookers don't advertise on Craiglist or appear in porn videos. I would bet they slip back into civilian life pretty easily whenever they want, being able to later claim they had spent those years as an artist, in music, or something else that leaves few traces.



Yes.

I gave an interview to the screenwriters of this film when the lead was still (what was her name?) some other porn starlet. I tried to explain that, aside from the compatibility factor that is inextricably tied to spending QT with multiple hour minimum whores, the vast majority of the captains-of-industry types who can afford and want to pay $10,000 a night for "companionship" *cannot* afford to be seen in public with barely legals. I told them flat-out it's late twenties at minimum, up to late thirties. They didn't want to hear it. I guess in Hollywood, the notion that a woman over 21 isn't past her prime is closer to heresy than saying Jesus wasn't the son of God.

"GFE" is also a pretty low-rent term, something I wouldn't use in the context of ultra-ultra-high-end prostitution, which does exist, but only in the very low single percentile.

I congratulate Sasha Grey on this coup - she deserves it. But as far as this film representing me or any of my former colleagues with any degree of versimilitude, fugghedaboutit.