Pamela Anderson Plans to Correct a ‘Million Misperceptions’ in Netflix Documentary After ‘Pam & Tommy’ Release
usmagazine.comHer side of the story. As Hulu’s Pam & Tommy comes to a conclusion, Pamela Anderson has announced a new Netflix documentary about her life.“The film, which has been in the making for several years, will feature the pop culture icon setting the record straight as she looks back on her professional path and her personal journey,” the streaming service confirmed in a tweet on Wednesday, March 2.The Home Improvement alum, 54, teased the film’s contents in a handwritten note accompanying the Netflix announcement. “My life: A thousand imperfections, a million misperceptions,” she wrote. “Wicked, wild and lost.
Nothing to live up to — I can only surprise you. Not a victim, but a survivor. And alive to tell the real story.”The news comes one month after the premiere of Hulu’s limited series about Anderson’s relationship with Tommy Lee, whom she married in 1995.
The show also drew inspiration from a 2014 Rolling Stone article about the sex tape scandal that engulfed the former couple in the 1990s.The Baywatch alum didn’t publicly comment on the show, but an insider told Us Weekly that the model was “just not interested” in the series. “She hasn’t seen the trailer,” the insider explained ahead of the show’s February 2 premiere. “She doesn’t even like watching TV.”Lily James, who plays Anderson in the series, said that she tried to reach out to the Canada native before filming, but she never got a response. “I was really hopeful that she would be involved.
I wish it had been different,” the Downton Abbey alum 32, told Net-a-Porter’s Porter in January. “My sole intention was to take care of the story and to play Pamela authentically.”The source noted that Anderson’s lack of involvement wasn’t because of a “personal vendetta” against
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