In an interview with The Huffington Post, p-rn0 star James Deen has opened up about his experience working with Lindsay Lohan on the film The Canyons.

Deen, whose real name is Bryan Matthew Sevilla, said that he had no serious issues with Lohan during filming, but that he would not consider dating her after the shoot.

Deen revealed that Lohan was difficult to work with on set, often arriving late and objecting to her co-stars and the graphic nature of the s=x scenes.

‘She was raised in the Hollywood system, so she’s used to a certain level of treatment. Instead of saying, “Excuse me, could you please pass me the water?” She’s used to saying, “I need water,” and then someone just giving her water.’

Despite this, he said that Lohan was “great to work with” and that he enjoyed his time with her.

The Canyons is a low-budget film written by Bret Easton Ellis and directed by Paul Schrader.

Lohan plays the lead role of Tara, a young woman who becomes involved in a dangerous love triangle with her boyfriend Christian (played by Deen) and a wealthy acquaintance, Gina (played by adult film star Amanda Brooks).

One of the most challenging scenes in the film was a four-way s=x scene involving Lohan, Deen, Brooks, and another adult film star.

According to Deen, Lohan was initially hesitant to shoot the scene and had to be coaxed into it by Schrader, who stripped n-k-d himself to show her that there was nothing to be afraid of.

‘We didn’t have s=x,’ Deen told The Huffington Post, ‘Yes, it’s a four-way. Sure, you see boobs and ass. … It’s a plot-driver, and it was shot in a way where you’re not thinking it’s just four people having s=x.’

The New York Times published an article detailing Lohan’s behavior on set, including her refusal to film the s=x scene with the other actors.

Deen said that Lohan was “drunk” at the time and that she was freaked out by the extras, who were also adult film stars.

He added that Lohan was also worried about being upstaged by Deen, who has a large female following.

Despite the challenges, Deen said that the s=x scene was an important part of the film and was shot in a way that was not gratuitous. He explained that the scene was crucial to the plot.

On dating her, Deen said, ‘Let’s say, hypothetically we wanted to date after filming — which was not the case — she, as a person, was great. But we don’t like to do the same things.

‘My idea of a good Friday night is sitting on the couch with my buddies. Lindsay can’t even go to Starbucks. She’s so famous that she literally cannot just go out.