Tanya Mosley

You know, Pamela, I'm so fascinated by your journey over the last few years because before this role in The Last Showgirl was presented to you, I read that you had all but moved on from Hollywood. You actually looked at this script, though, and you said, I'm the only one that can do this.

You know, Pamela, I'm so fascinated by your journey over the last few years because before this role in The Last Showgirl was presented to you, I read that you had all but moved on from Hollywood. You actually looked at this script, though, and you said, I'm the only one that can do this.

You know, Pamela, I'm so fascinated by your journey over the last few years because before this role in The Last Showgirl was presented to you, I read that you had all but moved on from Hollywood. You actually looked at this script, though, and you said, I'm the only one that can do this.

But your your character, Shelley, is part of this Vegas show called La Razzle Dazzle, which actually is based on this real show that was in Vegas for many decades called Jubilee. How would you describe that show?

But your your character, Shelley, is part of this Vegas show called La Razzle Dazzle, which actually is based on this real show that was in Vegas for many decades called Jubilee. How would you describe that show?

But your your character, Shelley, is part of this Vegas show called La Razzle Dazzle, which actually is based on this real show that was in Vegas for many decades called Jubilee. How would you describe that show?

Yeah. You mentioned you met with those original showgirls. What did they teach you about their experiences? What were some of the stories that they shared with you that really stuck with you as you embodied this character?

Yeah. You mentioned you met with those original showgirls. What did they teach you about their experiences? What were some of the stories that they shared with you that really stuck with you as you embodied this character?

Yeah. You mentioned you met with those original showgirls. What did they teach you about their experiences? What were some of the stories that they shared with you that really stuck with you as you embodied this character?

That vision of who these women could become after this show is over is really like at the heart of this story because we're watching as your character really comes to grips with the fact that it's the end. As you said, she's so proud of her work, just like the real women that you met with. She talks about like she makes a point, for instance, that these costumes were designed by Bob Mackie.

That vision of who these women could become after this show is over is really like at the heart of this story because we're watching as your character really comes to grips with the fact that it's the end. As you said, she's so proud of her work, just like the real women that you met with. She talks about like she makes a point, for instance, that these costumes were designed by Bob Mackie.

That vision of who these women could become after this show is over is really like at the heart of this story because we're watching as your character really comes to grips with the fact that it's the end. As you said, she's so proud of her work, just like the real women that you met with. She talks about like she makes a point, for instance, that these costumes were designed by Bob Mackie.

What they're doing is really highbrow. And it was like the hot ticket on the Vegas Strip when she performed in front of sold out crowds. Times have changed, though, and I want to play a pivotal scene that really speaks to this.

What they're doing is really highbrow. And it was like the hot ticket on the Vegas Strip when she performed in front of sold out crowds. Times have changed, though, and I want to play a pivotal scene that really speaks to this.

What they're doing is really highbrow. And it was like the hot ticket on the Vegas Strip when she performed in front of sold out crowds. Times have changed, though, and I want to play a pivotal scene that really speaks to this.

Your character is having dinner with some of the other dancers when the producer of the show, Eddie, who is played by Dave Bautista, breaks the news that the show is closing and will be replaced by this burlesque circus show. Let's listen.

Your character is having dinner with some of the other dancers when the producer of the show, Eddie, who is played by Dave Bautista, breaks the news that the show is closing and will be replaced by this burlesque circus show. Let's listen.

Your character is having dinner with some of the other dancers when the producer of the show, Eddie, who is played by Dave Bautista, breaks the news that the show is closing and will be replaced by this burlesque circus show. Let's listen.

What is wrong with you? That was from the new movie, The Last Showgirl. That was Jamie Lee Curtis responding to your character, Pamela. And there's the moment where she's forced to think about who she will be after the show is over, after this thing that is defined her life is gone. You mentioned how there are parallels to your life.

What is wrong with you? That was from the new movie, The Last Showgirl. That was Jamie Lee Curtis responding to your character, Pamela. And there's the moment where she's forced to think about who she will be after the show is over, after this thing that is defined her life is gone. You mentioned how there are parallels to your life.