The shocking truth about Pamela Anderson
All secrets will be revealed this way.
The actress made a documentary for Netflix that will be released on the same day as her memoir.
When the series " Pam & Tommy " was released at the start of the year, it was about one of today's biggest pop icons, Pamela Anderson, and her ex-husband, the drummer of the band "Mötley Crüe," Tommy Lee, and specifically dealt with everything related to their sex tape, the star of the series "Baywatch" was frustrated.
Lily James played Pamela in this series brilliantly, but Anderson's plot didn't match. That's why she chose to speak the truth and answer to the "Pam & Tommy" series. She released a Netflix documentary about her life in which she revealed everything about her, Tommy, the infamous tape, her marriages, children, profession, and Broadway appearances.
The actress announced this project on her Instagram profile and pointed out in the post that "she is not a victim but a survivor".
- My life, a thousand imperfections, a million misconceptions, mean, wild and lost, nothing I would have experienced, I can only surprise you, not a victim, but a survivor and alive to tell the real story - wrote Pamela.
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This creation is produced by Brandon Thomas Lee, the son of Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee.
"Pamela, Love Story" is the title of the documentary, which will be released on January 31, 2023. In addition, HarperCollins will release Pamela Anderson's memoir "Love, Pamela" on the same day.
Another great documentary - 'Sr.'
An intimate documentary about the relationship between two great actors and growing up on film sets.
Robert Downey Jr. grew up on his father's film sets in the 1960s and 1970s and made his film debut when he was five years old.
Robert Downey Jr. is regarded as one of the best actors of all time.
The film team follows his life as well as the final days of his father (85), who suffered from Parkinson's disease, in a new Netflix documentary.
Sr. explores the profound impact Robert Sr. had on his son's life, including learning to smoke marijuana as a child and growing up on film sets.
The film depicts how their intricate and complicated relationship has evolved over time.
The intimate video shows Downey Jr. in Zoom therapy at one point, discussing his father's impending death and their troubled but now-healed relationship.
In the film, Robert Downey Jr. recalls that as a child, he attended "X" movies and was in charge of the "hash pipe" on road trips.
Downey Sr. claimed that it would be "hypocritical" if their children were not permitted to take drugs when they did, although, as he conceded in the documentary, it was an "idiotic decision".
Downey Sr. stated that he frequently worried that his son would not survive the rough years.
The Marvel actor originally intended for the picture to be about his father, but following his father's illness, the plot "moved in a new route."
- It somehow turned into this film about fathers and sons and a meditation on life - concluded Robert Downey Jr.
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