WSJ. Magazine steps into the world of Pamela Anderson, a 1990s icon and Hollywood star that reflects on her career for the feature. As she debuts her new memoir “Love, Pamela” and the Netflix documentary “Pamela, A Love Story,” the blonde actress opens up about getting older, the Hulu series Pam & Tommy, defying people’s expectations, and more.
Pamela Anderson for WSJ. Magazine 2023
Chantal Anderson’s stunning photos capture the star looking laid-back yet luxurious. Styled by Rebecca Ramsey, Pamela Anderson poses in a wardrobe of casual knits, elegant blouses, and chic accessories. When it comes to beauty, Madrid Glow works on makeup with hair by Sara Tintari. And in case you missed it, see Pamela in a recent HEAVEN by Marc Jacobs campaign.
See quotes from the interview below, and be sure to check out the full profile on WSJ.com.
Anderson on getting older:
“I think we’re so much more beautiful the way that we are,” she says. “No one wants to hear about natural beauty from me. But I’m not afraid of getting older. I kind of like that I’m not chasing youth.”
Anderson on last year’s Hulu series “Pam & Tommy” (Ms. Anderson says she was not consulted about the show):
“It’s like, I’m right here. Hello? I’m alive. Maybe you want to sit down and talk to me and find out more? But they didn’t,” Ms. Anderson says. A representative for the model-actress says Hulu did reach out to her team, but the staff kept the inquiries from her because they perceived it to be a hurtful project.
Anderson on defying people’s expectations:
“Part of my life is always trying to get over that hump, convincing people that I’m capable of anything because of the image of me,” she says. “And I know I’m responsible for that. But yeah. I’m a Playmate that wrote a book. Sorry.”
