Pamela Anderson abandons Baywatch stereotypes and surprises with new projects at 57 (Instagram @pamelaanderson)
Pamela Anderson, known for her iconic role as CJ Parker in “Baywatch“, became an international symbol of desire in the 1990s, both for her participation in the series and her career as a model.
However, after the show’s end in 2001, she made the decision to distance herself from this image and has dedicated herself to exploring new paths, such as the release of a plant-based cookbook, “I Love You: Recipes From The Heart.”
Recently, she has also shifted her focus in film, standing out in the Netflix documentary “Pamela, A Love Story” and the new movie “The Last Showgirl“, which was acclaimed at the San Sebastián Film Festival.
In an interview, Pamela, now 57 years old, reflected on this personal and professional transformation. She commented that her age has brought a new kind of inspiration, allowing her to free herself from the expectations imposed by her public image.
“Much of my career has been about physicality, and it has been a journey, but it has also been part of the reason I did this experiment with myself; to strip away everything, remember who I am and not be defined by what people do to me, but by what I do, and to have passion for the work without becoming bitter or cynical — still finding joy in the process, in life, and in this industry.”
Additionally, “The Last Showgirl“, expected to premiere in February 2025, has provided Pamela with an enriching experience, as she found herself surrounded by inspiring co-stars like Jamie Lee Curtis.
With ongoing projects, such as her participation in the fifth film of the “Naked Gun” franchise alongside Liam Neeson, Pamela shares a new outlook on life, aiming to overcome stereotypes and maintain enthusiasm for acting, even after decades in the spotlight.
Source: Unilad | Photo: Instagram @pamelaanderson | This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team
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