Pamela Anderson embraces acting acclaim after 'The Last Showgirl'

Pamela Anderson, 57, has received critical acclaim for her role in 'The Last Showgirl', a performance that has prompted her to pursue a career in theatre. She expressed that playing a fading showgirl made her feel like a real actress for the first time, especially after previously believing her acting career was over. Critics have praised her performance, with The New York Times calling her 'dazzling' and The Guardian stating it has redefined her image as an actor. Anderson's resurgence mirrors that of fellow 1990s star Demi Moore, who also challenged Hollywood's treatment of older women. With a Golden Globe nomination under her belt, Anderson is eager to explore new roles, including a desire to perform in a Tennessee Williams play. Reflecting on her personal journey, she acknowledges her 'wild and messy' life experiences as valuable sources of inspiration for her acting.