Becca Anderson

And at different times, I felt like different people. But my first plane ride was to Los Angeles and then to the Playboy Mansion. Yeah, so it just was one thing after another. And I had this amazing, wild, you know, messy life.

And at different times, I felt like different people. But my first plane ride was to Los Angeles and then to the Playboy Mansion. Yeah, so it just was one thing after another. And I had this amazing, wild, you know, messy life.

And at different times, I felt like different people. But my first plane ride was to Los Angeles and then to the Playboy Mansion. Yeah, so it just was one thing after another. And I had this amazing, wild, you know, messy life.

And that gave me a lot to pull from when I was playing this character, but other characters, I feel like my pockets are full of experience, I can access these emotions and this these times in my life. And naturally, it's something that I enjoy doing, but I've been doing it since I was little. I just didn't realize this was a business and this is the way it was going to work out.

And that gave me a lot to pull from when I was playing this character, but other characters, I feel like my pockets are full of experience, I can access these emotions and this these times in my life. And naturally, it's something that I enjoy doing, but I've been doing it since I was little. I just didn't realize this was a business and this is the way it was going to work out.

And that gave me a lot to pull from when I was playing this character, but other characters, I feel like my pockets are full of experience, I can access these emotions and this these times in my life. And naturally, it's something that I enjoy doing, but I've been doing it since I was little. I just didn't realize this was a business and this is the way it was going to work out.

So I'm kind of set up for this in a way.

So I'm kind of set up for this in a way.

So I'm kind of set up for this in a way.

Because I think people are fighting invisible battles and we need to be kind to each other. And I thought that was the message I was trying to parlay. But also that's how I feel. And I talked about it before in a very small group. And then somebody picked up on that and made it more widely known. And so I felt like in the documentary it was important for me to address.

Because I think people are fighting invisible battles and we need to be kind to each other. And I thought that was the message I was trying to parlay. But also that's how I feel. And I talked about it before in a very small group. And then somebody picked up on that and made it more widely known. And so I felt like in the documentary it was important for me to address.

Because I think people are fighting invisible battles and we need to be kind to each other. And I thought that was the message I was trying to parlay. But also that's how I feel. And I talked about it before in a very small group. And then somebody picked up on that and made it more widely known. And so I felt like in the documentary it was important for me to address.

But also there's many people out there that have gone through... you know, similar things. And I want them to know that they can still realize their dreams. I feel like I've never looked at my life as a woe is me. I've always looked at this made me stronger and this is, and that just life is hard for everybody. And this is where art is born.

But also there's many people out there that have gone through... you know, similar things. And I want them to know that they can still realize their dreams. I feel like I've never looked at my life as a woe is me. I've always looked at this made me stronger and this is, and that just life is hard for everybody. And this is where art is born.

But also there's many people out there that have gone through... you know, similar things. And I want them to know that they can still realize their dreams. I feel like I've never looked at my life as a woe is me. I've always looked at this made me stronger and this is, and that just life is hard for everybody. And this is where art is born.

You know, Suzanne Somers had a great line. She said, you can't play a dumb blonde and be a dumb blonde. So part of it was just, I think I had to have a sense of humor, but I also found ways to, if people were going to talk that way to me, I wanted to bring up something meaningful to me, like animal rights. And I found that I could share the attention with something more meaningful and

You know, Suzanne Somers had a great line. She said, you can't play a dumb blonde and be a dumb blonde. So part of it was just, I think I had to have a sense of humor, but I also found ways to, if people were going to talk that way to me, I wanted to bring up something meaningful to me, like animal rights. And I found that I could share the attention with something more meaningful and

You know, Suzanne Somers had a great line. She said, you can't play a dumb blonde and be a dumb blonde. So part of it was just, I think I had to have a sense of humor, but I also found ways to, if people were going to talk that way to me, I wanted to bring up something meaningful to me, like animal rights. And I found that I could share the attention with something more meaningful and

And that gave me some relief to know that I could travel anywhere in the world for whatever reason if it was Baywatch or Playboy and I could talk about animal rights. And that's what I've been doing to this point. And this is when my sons kind of stepped in and said, Mom, but... We want to tell your story because we know you're capable of so much more too in your career.

And that gave me some relief to know that I could travel anywhere in the world for whatever reason if it was Baywatch or Playboy and I could talk about animal rights. And that's what I've been doing to this point. And this is when my sons kind of stepped in and said, Mom, but... We want to tell your story because we know you're capable of so much more too in your career.