“Miley Cyrus expresses gratitude to Pamela Anderson for supporting her Golden Globe-nominated song ‘Beautiful That Way’ from the movie ‘The Last Showgirl.'”
- Miley Cyrus and Pamela Anderson are thrilled about Miley Cyrus’s Golden Globe nod.
- “The Last Showgirl” does a fantastic job of showing Anderson’s journey of change.
Miley Cyrus recently told Pamela Anderson how grateful she is for her support after the release of “Beautiful That Way,” the song made for Gia Coppola’s movie “The Last Showgirl.”
The song, which came out on December 9, fit right in with the Golden Globes’ Best Original Song nominees. The song has a lot of emotional meaning, and Cyrus made it with musicians Andrew Wyatt and Lykke Li.
Anderson’s nod is a big deal in Cyrus’s 35-year career in Hollywood, and she is thrilled to be a part of it. “Pamela is a big part of my earliest memories with my mom,” Cyrus told Variety, showing how much she admires the actor.
In her honest Instagram post, Cyrus thanked Anderson for sharing the spotlight with her and emphasized how much she supported Anderson’s path. The singer stressed how important the movie was by saying that it shows how people can grow and be strong when things get hard.
“The Last Showgirl” stars Anderson as Shelly, a Las Vegas dancer who is going through some big changes in her life. Her character deals with complicated personal relationships while facing the end of what could be a long-lasting acting career.
Jamie Lee Curtis, Dave Bautista, Billie Lourd, Kiernan Shipka, and Brenda Song are just a few of the talented actors in the movie. It opened in a few cinemas on December 13, and more places are planning to show it in January.
Anderson’s words showed how grateful she was and how hopeful she was. “It’s always the right time to dream, to start over, and to stay open to what life has to offer,” she said, referring to the film’s journey of change.
The Golden Globes event, which will air on January 5 on CBS and Paramount+, will honor Cyrus and Anderson for their amazing work together.
Their relationship is a beautiful mix of talent, mutual respect, and a long-lasting love of art that covers generations.