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Canadian Born Pamela Anderson Gives Shoutout To Universal Healthcare After Father’s Cancer Scare
Pamela Anderson called vanity a "prison" as she eyes new roles after her breakout film, 'The Last Showgirl', and gave a shoutout to universal healthcare.
Pamela Anderson in 'The Last Showgirl'Roadside Attractions Pamela Anderson, who was back on screen and all over the awards circuit with last year in Gia Coppola’s film The Last Showgirl, said today that “vanity is a prison” as she accepted a Muse Award at New York Women in Film & Television’s 45 th annual luncheon ceremony, in her now signature no-makeup look. The Canadian-born actress opened her remarks with nod to “universal, free and fair healthcare” after noting that her father had just undergone cancer surgery. Also honored by NYWIFT this year: actor and activist Marissa Bode; director and producer Lisa Cortés; producer Celia Costas,; Amy Entelis, EVP Talent, CNN Originals and Creative Development, CNN Worldwide; and Versha Sharma, Editor-in-Chief, Teen Vogue.
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