Tanya Mosley

The favors that your sons were referring to, were those like cameo roles and stuff like that? Because you do have such a sense of humor, like you are in on the joke in many of the roles that you take on. I'm thinking about Borat, which I absolutely love that movie, I'll just say. But your ability to make fun of yourself.

Broadway, like theater, is a very exhaustive process. Not only just having to perform, but like it's the performance physically too. It's pretty taxing.

Broadway, like theater, is a very exhaustive process. Not only just having to perform, but like it's the performance physically too. It's pretty taxing.

Broadway, like theater, is a very exhaustive process. Not only just having to perform, but like it's the performance physically too. It's pretty taxing.

The way you describe stepping out on stage in theater, it just sort of reminds me of how you described also your very first Playboy shoot. Because you've said from the very first snap of that camera, you describe yourself as feeling like you had broken free from something. It seems so counterintuitive to this shy, unsure girl that you also describe yourself as.

The way you describe stepping out on stage in theater, it just sort of reminds me of how you described also your very first Playboy shoot. Because you've said from the very first snap of that camera, you describe yourself as feeling like you had broken free from something. It seems so counterintuitive to this shy, unsure girl that you also describe yourself as.

The way you describe stepping out on stage in theater, it just sort of reminds me of how you described also your very first Playboy shoot. Because you've said from the very first snap of that camera, you describe yourself as feeling like you had broken free from something. It seems so counterintuitive to this shy, unsure girl that you also describe yourself as.

Can you say more about that feeling you felt in front of the camera when you first experienced it?

Can you say more about that feeling you felt in front of the camera when you first experienced it?

Can you say more about that feeling you felt in front of the camera when you first experienced it?

Let's take a short break. If you're just joining us, my guest is Pamela Anderson. She stars in the new movie, The Last Showgirl, directed by Gia Coppola. We'll continue our conversation after a short break. This is Fresh Air.

Let's take a short break. If you're just joining us, my guest is Pamela Anderson. She stars in the new movie, The Last Showgirl, directed by Gia Coppola. We'll continue our conversation after a short break. This is Fresh Air.

Let's take a short break. If you're just joining us, my guest is Pamela Anderson. She stars in the new movie, The Last Showgirl, directed by Gia Coppola. We'll continue our conversation after a short break. This is Fresh Air.

When you were a kid growing up in Ladysmith, British Columbia, first off, can you describe Ladysmith for us, for folks who will never have a chance to go there?

When you were a kid growing up in Ladysmith, British Columbia, first off, can you describe Ladysmith for us, for folks who will never have a chance to go there?

When you were a kid growing up in Ladysmith, British Columbia, first off, can you describe Ladysmith for us, for folks who will never have a chance to go there?

Yeah. You're glad you came home, but when you're growing up, you always wanted to leave. You wanted to escape. You wanted to see what the world had in store for you. How did Playboy even discover you?

Yeah. You're glad you came home, but when you're growing up, you always wanted to leave. You wanted to escape. You wanted to see what the world had in store for you. How did Playboy even discover you?

Yeah. You're glad you came home, but when you're growing up, you always wanted to leave. You wanted to escape. You wanted to see what the world had in store for you. How did Playboy even discover you?

I know.