Rocco Siffredi’s sensational journey to stardom revealed in the upcoming Netflix original, “Supersex.”

Netflix has just tantalized viewers with a sizzling preview of its latest show, a tell-all series chronicling the life and times of the legendary Italian adult film star, Rocco Siffredi.

Alessandro Borghi steps into the shoes of the ‘sex icon’ himself, Rocco Siffredi, in a daring portrayal that traces his transformation from a ‘simple guy from Ortona’ to the ‘most famous pornstar in the world.’

Siffredi, who entered the adult film industry in 1986, has amassed a staggering 1,300 explicit films to his credit. Netflix’s upcoming series, “Supersex,” promises an intimate dive into the explicit details of his life, blending both real and fictional elements.

In a teaser packed with drama, passion, and even some naked motorcycle escapades, the trailer offers a glimpse into the wild moments and shocking storylines that await viewers.

Italian screenwriter Francesca Manieri weaves the narrative, introducing Jasmine Trinca as Lucia, a character embodying the essence of women who played significant roles in Siffredi’s life. Adriano Giannini, Saul Nanni, and Gaia Messerklinger also join the cast, portraying pivotal figures in this riveting tale.

Fans are already buzzing with excitement for the series, set to drop on Netflix in March. Comments flooded in response to the trailer, with one viewer exclaiming, “More of these, please; we all want to watch this,” and another expressing, “Wooooooooooooow! They finally made a movie about his life. This should be interesting…”

The tantalizing voice-over in the trailer warns, “Every power is an enigma. It can give you light, or throw you into darkness. But every existence lived to its fullest always has a price to pay.”

Captions tease that there’s ‘more to the story’ behind the name everyone knows from the industry, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats in anticipation.

“Supersex” is slated to hit Netflix screens on 6 March, featuring an ensemble cast that includes Enrico Borello, Vincenzo Nemolato, Jade Pedri, and Linda Caridi.