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Pamela Anderson Kisses Liam Neeson on the Red Carpet at The Naked Gun Premiere

  The 58-year-old actress planted a kiss on the cheek of her Naked Gun co-star, 73, as the two posed for photos on the red carpet at the fi...

 

Pamela Anderson Kisses Liam Neeson on the Red Carpet at The Naked Gun Premiere


The 58-year-old actress planted a kiss on the cheek of her Naked Gun co-star, 73, as the two posed for photos on the red carpet at the film's U.K. premiere at Cineworld Leicester Square in London, England, on Tuesday, July 22.
Anderson plays Beth, a sultry femme fatale, in the NSFW picture, which stars Neeson as Frank Drebin Jr., the son of police investigator Frank Drebin. He follows in his father's footsteps with the reboot-sequel to the 1980s and 1990s criminal comedy starring the late Leslie Nielsen.

"I feel like I'm just getting started in my career, so I'm really excited to be a part of this and play a real character," the Baywatch actress told PEOPLE during the premiere.

She has been really positive about the filming process since it started.
In an interview with Harper's Bazaar in June, Anderson claimed that the Akiva Schaffer-directed film would "show a different side of me."

"I feel every film I do lately is healing various parts of me," remarked the actress. "And you need a big, messy life to draw from if you want to make these kinds of things interesting."

She reported being discovered by a videographer in 1989 while watching a football game near her Canadian village, and being propelled into the spotlight since then.
"I went straight to the Playboy Mansion, I met all these people, and then, you know, life just kept going," she told me. "I refer to them as the blurred years. "I just went on this crazy, wild ride that I had no control over," Anderson explained.

The Last Showgirl star has also enthused about her new connection with Neeson.

"I think I have a friend forever in Liam," she told Entertainment Weekly for the digital cover on July 8. "And we definitely have a connection that is very sincere, very loving, and he's a good guy."
Anderson, a Golden Globe contender, went on to describe the Taken actor as "a true artist."

"He comes from theatre and Schindler's List and has done over a hundred films," she told the publication. "And I did things inside out and backwards, got my start on television, and then my personal life took precedence over my professional life. It's funny: we all came to this place in different ways, but being able to share this experience with him is extremely meaningful and an honour."

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