“Unsettling Behavior by Him at Golden Globes”
Pamela Anderson recently shared her discomfort regarding her interaction with Seth Rogen at the Golden Globes. During an interview with Andy Cohen on SiriusXM, she described the experience as “yucky.” This revelation comes after Rogen received significant recognition at the awards ceremony for his Apple TV comedy, “The Studio,” where he won two prestigious awards: best actor in a comedy series and best comedy series.
Background on the Tensions
The tension between Anderson and Rogen dates back to the release of Hulu’s “Pam & Tommy,” a limited series that portrayed Anderson’s tumultuous relationship with Tommy Lee. In the series, Rogen played Rand Gauthier, the individual responsible for stealing the couple’s infamous sex tape. Anderson felt blindsided by Rogen’s decision to create a show about her life without consulting her. She expressed her frustration, stating, “How can someone make a TV series out of difficult times in your life?”
Anderson’s Feelings at the Golden Globes
At the Golden Globes, Anderson noted the awkwardness of being near Rogen. “He was in the pit at the Golden Globes. We were close. I felt like I’m not chopped liver over here,” she remarked, explaining her unease. Despite her busy schedule, which included filming five movies in the past year, Anderson confessed that the situation brought her down.
Hopes for an Apology
Anderson expressed a desire for Rogen to reach out for an apology, although she acknowledged that it might not change anything. She emphasized that public figures deserve privacy, especially regarding their tragedies. “Your darkest, deepest secrets or tragedies should not be fair game for a TV series,” she stated. Anderson has previously criticized the creators behind “Pam & Tommy,” declaring, “Salt on the wound. … You still owe me a public apology.”
The Impact of “Pam & Tommy”
The series was well-received, earning 10 Emmy nominations, including a nod for outstanding limited series. Anderson’s portrayal was delivered by Lily James, while Sebastian Stan played Tommy Lee. Rogen’s performance also received critical acclaim, contributing to the show’s overall success.
Conclusion
Pamela Anderson’s recent comments about her encounter with Seth Rogen at the Golden Globes highlight the unresolved tensions stemming from “Pam & Tommy.” As she navigates her feelings about the series, the hope for acknowledgment from Rogen persists. The situation continues to remind us of the complexities involved when personal stories are transformed into public entertainment.
