Hulu 's new docuseries, After Baywatch, is already drawing attention. Most of the iconic cast, including actress Brandy Ledford who showed off her ageless beauty on the premiere red carpet, reunited for the series. However, there was one glaring absence: original cast member Pamela Anderson , whose fans recently re-discovered the actress' old films.
Sources close to the production revealed that while the documentary promises a "never-before-seen interview" with Anderson, she did not participate in recent interviews for the four-part series. The docuseries has already exposed the cast members' reportedly low pay and strict weight restrictions while filming the wildly popular '90s show. Pamela Anderson's long-forgotten 90s film leaves fans gobsmacked at scenes Baywatch star shares devastating cancer update as she admits it's spread more "Baywatch is part of Pamela's history, and that's a part of her past that she's embraced," sources told TMZ.
They emphasized there is no animosity between Anderson and her former co-stars, stating: "We're told there's no bad blood or drama between Pamela and the other cast members." Anderson's absence is attributed to her focus on current projects. "We're told Pamela's in a different chapter of her life .
.. and lately has been riding bigger waves with epic opportunities over the last 2 years," the sources explained.
Her upcoming work includes two films, with The Last Showgirl already generating Oscar buzz ahead of its Toronto International Film Festival premiere next weekend. After Baywatch features a reunion of Baywatch cast members, including Nicole Eggert, Carmen Electra, Billy Warlock, and Jeremy Jackson, among others. DON'T MISS.
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While not currently on the confirmed list, reports suggest he was interviewed in 2019 when production began under the title "Baywatch: The Documentary." His inclusion in the final version remains unconfirmed. The documentary aims to provide a comprehensive look at the iconic television series, offering new insights from most of the original cast members, albeit without fresh commentary from one of its most recognizable stars.
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