‘Project Leer’ Now despairing Remain campaigners ‘plan PORN MOVIE’ to swing young voters

A SPOOF porn film was planned by a europhile group in a bid to swing young voters to vote in at the EU referendum this month, according to reports.

The new porn promotion – dubbed 'project leer' – also features a poster of a scantily clad Boris Johnson on a wrecking ball.

The mini movie was set to portray a hunk bedding his partner and asking her: "Am I in?" to which she responds "YES BABY!"

Another saucy scene involved a man looking at a photo of David Cameron and Angela Merkel as he got down to it with his partner.

The seedy show was reportedly organised by We Are Europe who hoped it would go viral and create a "spike of interest" from young Britons.

Anti-Brexit campaigners also hoped horny Britons would go in search of the film "on RedTube/YouPorn".

A draft script is said to also feature iconic Britons such as Sir Winston Churchill and the Queen.

But We Are Europe is said to have cancelled its plans after its plot had been leaked.

The activists are funded by Lord David Sainsbury and former M&S chief Lord Stuart Rose.

The businessmen are said to be appalled at the idea of the lewd sign which was filmed yesterday, according to the Sun.

The poster pictured former mayor of London smashing a Union flag-painted wall like the pop star Miley Cyrus’ video hit Wrecking Ball.

Vote Leave chief executive Matthew Elliott said: “We’ve had Project Fear now Project Leer. Is there any depth the In campaign won’t sink to?”