Inside Tommy Lee And Pamela Anderson's Relationship

When showrunners Rob Siegel and D.V. DeVincentis began to develop the miniseries, "Pam & Tommy," their main goal was to keep the story as accurate as possible, which was difficult since neither celebrity that the story was based on wanted to be involved with the projec, as per Entertainment Weekly. So instead, the limited show

When showrunners Rob Siegel and D.V. DeVincentis began to develop the miniseries, "Pam & Tommy," their main goal was to keep the story as accurate as possible, which was difficult since neither celebrity that the story was based on wanted to be involved with the projec, as per Entertainment Weekly. So instead, the limited show was based on the account told in an article published in Rolling Stone back in 2014. Siegel explained to Entertainment Weekly, "We didn't make up a whole lot. Most of what you see in those eight episodes is in that article. The basic plot beats are all straight from the article."

Once the show premiered, Pamela Anderson was not happy with the results. Not only did close friends of the actress, like Courtney Love, publicly state how upset Anderson was (via Vanity Fair), but she herself made a post on Instagram that a documentary with Netflix is in the works to tell the true story from her perspective.

Likewise, Lee's former Motley Crue bandmate, John Corabi, was also not pleased with the portrayals and posted on Facebook that the show was wrong about most of it. The musician was especially angered by the way Anderson would have to relive the trauma of the experience all over again, and that her sons would have to live in the world where the fake Hollywood account existed. Furthermore, since Corabi was there through a lot of the ordeal, he thought that the way Tommy Lee was depicted was quite ridiculous, as they failed to get his personality right.

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