Pamela Anderson inaugurates a beach cabin named after her, a mythical tradition in Deauville. (Credit: Stéphanie Chermont/L’Orient-Le Jour)
A Californian breeze sweeps over the Normandy beaches — the kind that makes you forget the gray skies. Around a piece of wood adorned with an American flag, about 10 journalists wait, eyes and smartphones turned skyward. On Deauville’s boardwalk, mythologized by the Trintignant/Aimée couple, where the 51st edition of the renowned film festival has just opened, a few early risers are also on the lookout for a certain Venetian blonde mane.It belongs to Pamela Anderson. Nearly 40 years ago, she was persona non grata in a haughty industry weighed down by misogynistic prejudices. "Madam is arriving and will only stay five minutes, watch in hand," warns a seasoned columnist, exasperated at the prospect of not getting an interview with today’s star. Reporting from Venice Venice Film Festival 2025: As Gal Gadot gets boycotted, Brad...
A Californian breeze sweeps over the Normandy beaches — the kind that makes you forget the gray skies. Around a piece of wood adorned with an American flag, about 10 journalists wait, eyes and smartphones turned skyward. On Deauville’s boardwalk, mythologized by the Trintignant/Aimée couple, where the 51st edition of the renowned film festival has just opened, a few early risers are also on the lookout for a certain Venetian blonde mane.It belongs to Pamela Anderson. Nearly 40 years ago, she was persona non grata in a haughty industry weighed down by misogynistic prejudices. "Madam is arriving and will only stay five minutes, watch in hand," warns a seasoned columnist, exasperated at the prospect of not getting an interview with today’s star. Reporting from Venice Venice Film Festival 2025: As Gal Gadot gets...
