After a series on Disney + in 2022, Pamela Anderson will tell her truth in a documentary on Netflix. The opportunity to evoke one of the most tragic pages in the history of the ex-star of Alerte à Malibu.
“I know she will never watch this. Not even in years. Not even the trailer “, confided a source close to Pamela Anderson to our colleagues fromEntertainment Weekly when landed Pam & Tommy on Disney+. The mini-series had not received the blessing of the ex-star ofBaywatch, even refusing to respond to calls from the actress who lent her her features, Lily James, unlike Tommy Lee, rather happy to make the buzz again. “Even after the move #MeToo, pamela is somehow always the exception to the rule. It is still exploited “, added the well-informed source. Because Pamela Anderson carries deep within herself a secret wound…
During her visit to Cannes in 2014, the former companion of Tommy Lee had made a very painful confidence in the face of two hundred people: her babysitter sexually assaulted her when she was 6 years old. The sequel had shocked her audience, Pamela Anderson revealing that she had lost her virginity during a rape: “I went to a friend of a friend’s house and her older brother wanted to teach me to play backgammon, but it turned into a back massage then into rape. My first heterosexual experience. He was 25, I was 12″. Pamela Anderson, her throat tight, then revealed that she had suffered several others rapes. An ex-boyfriend would have forced her to agree to submit sexually to six of her friends. The trauma would have given him suicidal thoughts: “I wanted to leave this earth.”
Pamela Anderson rectifies the truth on Netflix
“With her own words, through videos and diaries, Pamela Anderson recounts her rise to fame, her chaotic loves and the famous sextape“, promises the enticing synopsis of pamelaa love storyon Netflix from January 31. If she gave access to her personal archives, even very intimate, the star nevertheless refuses to see the documentary which traces her career. “The documentary, I haven’t seen it and I have no intention of seeing itshe recently confided in the columns of Vanity Fair. I have given full access to my archives and logs, and I hope that with full transparency, it will make sense to someone. It remains to be seen whether Netflix subscribers will be on hand to revisit a story partly explored and twisted on Disney+.