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The Last Showgirl is imbued with rich colors and has a hazy, dreamlike quality, evoking the feelings of nostalgia that Shelley is clinging to for the entire movie.

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Pamela Anderson in "The Last Showgirl" (Courtesy of Roadside Attractions) While some might find the inconsistent character writing detrimental to the film, those disparities only further spotlight ...

Her agent passed on The Last Showgirl without even telling her. “He thought it wasn’t right for me. He thought I couldn’t do it,” she says. “At that point, I was being offered nothing.

The Last Showgirl follows Shelly (Pamela Anderson), a woman who has been performing at the same Las Vegas show for 30 years, and over the years, the once popular show has diminished in popularity ...

"The Last Showgirl" arrives in theaters on Jan. 10. 'The Last Showgirl' stars Pamela Anderson, Jamie Lee Curtis on the film's message of resilience originally appeared on goodmorningamerica.com ...

Last year, Anderson released her impactful documentary, " Pamela, A Love Story," which delved into her personal life behind the camera, and showed a different side to the bombshell.

If not for Anderson, “The Last Showgirl” quite possibly could be a stale, unoriginal peek behind the curtain of a Las Vegas in transition. Gone are the days of showgirls and dinner theater ...

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In The Last Showgirl, Anderson stars as Shelley, a Vegas dancer who finds herself at a frightening crossroads when her show is cancelled after a 38-year run and she is told she’s too old to join ...

Eventually, “The Last Showgirl” returns to that audition scene, in which, after showing her stuff, the director running the affair (Jason Schwartzman) gives her the cold, hard, not-so-kind ...