Pamela Anderson Shines in the Year’s Most Twisted Movie: ‘I Like Stirring It Up’

The acclaimed actress discusses “Rosebush Pruning,” a film about an incestuous family that’s a commentary on fascism, and if she ever got that Seth Rogen apology.

By Marlow Stern

Marlow Stern

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Last week, Pamela Anderson went viral — for her lush, enchanting garden.

She’d never felt comfortable with the whole “sex symbol” thing after all, referring to that pleasure-seeking period as “the blurry years,” and is relishing this softer, quieter chapter of her life, replete with reading, tending to her 15,000-square-foot garden on Vancouver Island and plenty of soul-searching.

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