Pamela Anderson went makeup-free while promoting her new movie The Last Showgirl at a Los Angeles screening this week.
The Baywatch bombshell, 57, looked as stylish as ever in a monochromatic ensemble as she stopped by the Landmark Westwood on Tuesday night.
She covered her slender body with a long black pencil skirt and an elegant white blouse, tucked in to emphasize her enviably slender waist.
Pamela let her signature platinum locks fall freely over her shoulders and paired the ensemble with black tights and a sky-high pair of matching heels.
As she sat down for a panel discussion at the venue, the actress and animal rights activist crossed her spectacular legs, showing them off to the fullest.
She was sitting next to two of her co-stars, who play backup singers alongside Pamela in the film: Brenda Song and Kiernan Shipka.
Pamela Anderson went makeup-free while promoting her new film The Last Showgirl at a Los Angeles screening this week.
Like Pamela, Brenda and Kiernan became famous on television, the former in several Disney Channel shows and the latter in Mad Men.
Her new film stars Pamela as an elderly Las Vegas showgirl named Shelly who, after decades in the business, finds her time in the spotlight is coming to an end.
Jamie Lee Curtis appears in the film as a former member of Shelly’s profession, amid a cast that includes Dave Bautista and Jason Schwartzman.
Billie Lourd, daughter of Carrie Fisher and Hollywood super agent Bryan Lourd and granddaughter of Debbie Reynolds, also appears in the image.
The Last Showgirl was directed by Gia Coppola, granddaughter of The Godfather director Francis Ford Coppola and niece of Lost In Translation filmmaker Sofia Coppola.
Gia has revealed that she was inspired to cast her lead after watching her 2023 Netflix documentary, Pamela, A Love Story.
Released around the same time as her memoir Love, Pamela, the documentary allowed her to bare her soul about her career, her relationships and the trauma of the scandal when a sex tape with Tommy Lee was stolen and leaked.
While watching Pamela’s documentary, Gia was “very impressed with her knowledge of artistic film, art and philosophy,” she said. Deadline. “I saw a woman who was on the verge of wanting to express herself creatively.”
The Baywatch bombshell, 57, looked as stylish as ever in a monochromatic ensemble while stopping by the Landmark Westwood on Tuesday night.
Letting her signature platinum locks fall freely over her shoulders, Pamela paired the ensemble with black tights and a sky-high pair of matching heels.
She was sitting next to two of her co-stars, who play backup singers alongside Pamela in the film: Brenda Song (left) and Kiernan Shipka (center).
Like Pamela, Brenda and Kiernan became famous on television, the former in several Disney Channel shows and the latter in Mad Men.
The Last Showgirl director Gia Coppola has revealed that she was inspired to cast her lead after watching her 2023 Netflix documentary, Pamela: A Love Story.
After premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival in September to warm critical response, The Last Showgirl will hit theaters on December 13.
Her new film stars Pamela as an elderly Las Vegas showgirl named Shelly who, after decades in the business, finds her time in the spotlight is coming to an end.
The filmmaker added: “Obviously, there were similarities with Pamela and Shelly’s character traits. She seems like a woman who turns her frown upside down and makes lemonade out of lemons, and that’s a big part of what that character does.
She continued: ‘It was this bubbly, bright spirit at times, in a way, to protect itself. I saw it with Pamela, and although there were similarities because she wanted to express herself as an actress, I think there was enough difference that she found it exciting as a role and not just as this documentary approach. ‘
However, when Pamela’s agent received the script for The Last Showgirl, he didn’t even pass it to her before rejecting it.
“He thought it wasn’t right for me,” Pamela said. ‘He thought he couldn’t do it. At that time, they didn’t offer me anything. But also, in a way, I had also given up.
However, Pamela and Tommy’s son, Brandon Thomas Lee, came to the rescue when he found the script in his mother’s agent’s office.
Brandon, who had produced the Netflix documentary that inspired Gia to send the script to Pamela in the first place, then brought The Last Showgirl to his mother’s attention.
Pamela shared that she read the script and “felt it.” I had to do it. I felt Shelly right away. I knew it was fine. There’s something karmic there because if Brandon hadn’t made that documentary and Gia hadn’t seen it, I wouldn’t be doing this.”
After premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival in September to warm critical response, The Last Showgirl will hit theaters on December 13.