Bad news for Pammy
Posted by heatworld on Tuesday 08 Jan 2008
Filed under: Denise Richards, Pamela Anderson
Remember that hilariously bad trailer we showed you last week for Paris Hilton’s dodgy new movie The Hottie And The Nottie? Well, we’ve found something that makes Paris seem Oscar-worthy – Pamela Anderson’s new movie. In Blonde And Blonder, she and Denise Richards star as two ditzy bimbos (nice typecasting) who get mistaken for international mob killers. Riiiight. And the bad news for the pair (particularly Pammy, since it’s her first movie in years)? It’s going straight to DVD. But that’s good news for those of us who spend our Sundays perusing the shelves at Blockbuster for something fluffy and ridiculous enough to ease our hangover – and we doubt we’d miss any complicated plot twists if we happened to doze off…
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LilBird1
Aw, what lovely puppies! I'm talking about FirstPieces profile pictures, not the pam/spam thing.
Nad1072
Thank the Lord I've not seen that...I'm still singing the bloody one I suggested to Ange...arghhh...*smacks head on desk repeatedy for some relief*
angie25
never seen are you smarter then a ten year old because im not lol lol lol. no really i is well fick init.
Henrietta_R_Hippo
Ange, Nad, etc. - they're all better than "Are you smarter than a ten-year oooold? Do you remember what you were toooold" - been in my head for weeks now :(
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