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Recanati-Kaplan Talks
The Last Showgirl: Screening and Pamela Anderson and Gia Coppola in Conversation with MTV’s Josh Horowitz
12
Nov
Tuesday
7 PM ET
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Geffen Stage at Kaufmann Concert Hall

Overview

Get an exclusive look inside The Last Showgirl with a special screening and conversation with Gotham nominated Pamela Anderson and director Gia Coppola, moderated by MTV’s Josh Horowitz for a live recording of his Happy Sad Confused podcast.

Anderson discusses why this role spoke to her so strongly, the nuances of crafting her character Shelly — a Las Vegas showgirl facing an uncertain future — and the experience of stepping back into the Hollywood spotlight more than 30 years after she first appeared in Baywatch. Coppola, celebrated for her unique cinematic voice, shares insights into directing this poignant story of reinvention and resilience. Don’t miss this rare, in-depth look at The Last Showgirl and the creative forces behind it.

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