Anderson plays a single mother juggling her career and motherhood in the new film, "The Last Showgirl," and both actresses have spoken about their struggles balancing careers and raising children.

"The Last Showgirl" starring Pamela Anderson and Jamie Lee Curtis is currently in theaters.

Pamela Anderson and Jamie Lee Curtis are interviewed for Paradeand both actresses said there's "no perfect way" to balance being a mom while working on a career.

Anderson has two children — Brandon, 27, and Dylan, 26 — with her ex-husband, the drummer for Mötley Crüe Tommy Lee.

Jamie Lee Curtis also has two children - 38-year-old Annie and 28-year-old Ruby - with husband Christopher Guest.

In "The Last Showgirl," her daughter tells Anderson's character that she was "hurt" by her mother's career.

"At the heart of the film is the story of a single mother choosing to pursue her art and the consequences of that child coming back and saying, 'It hurts me that you chose your art over me,'" Curtis said. . "Most working mothers in the world will see this film and identify with this complex issue."

"I have two children, 38 and 28, I've worked all their lives and I've suffered because of it," she continued. "And they suffered because of it, and it's a complicated dance."

"There's no perfect way to do it," Anderson said. "We're all going to face our grown children and beg for forgiveness.... It's still always heartbreaking. You just feel responsible."

"There is no perfect way," Curtis agreed.

"The Last Showgirl" is director Gio Coppola's new film about a 57-year-old Las Vegas showgirl as she faces the end of her long-running show "Le Razzle Dazzle."

Curtis plays Anderson's best friend in the film, and both women were nominated for Screen Actors Guild Awards for their roles - Curtis for Best Actress in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture and Anderson for Outstanding Actress in a Leading Role in a Motion Picture.

Anderson (57) has embraced aging and often appears on the red carpet without makeup.

After making headlines in March 2024 for her makeup-free appearance at Paris Fashion Week, the former "Baywatch" actress shared a post on Instagram it summed up her feelings about what was important in life.

"Life humbles you," she wrote. "As you get older...you stop chasing the big things and start appreciating the little things...Just time, enough sleep, good nutrition, long walks and quality time with loved ones. Simplicity becomes the ultimate goal."

Sixty-six-year-old Curtis also shared her feelings about aging and noted that aging takes courage.

"Aging is not for the faint of heart," she said. "It takes a really brave moment to look in the mirror and look at the truth."

The "Halloween" actress also said that social media and filters don't help, "because people have to accept who they are."

"Nobody gets out of it without facing it," she added. "You hope at some point you can do it with a little grace. I tried to do it with a little grace, but I couldn't."

She also noted the irony of having spent most of her life pretending to be older than she was.

"My whole life I've been saying I'm older than I am," Curtis said. "Like, when I was 25, I said I'm almost 30, and people say, 'no, you're 25,' and I'm like, 'I know, but I'm kissing 30,' so I've always been me. I've always been got old."

Curtis revealed that "The Last Showgirl" was shot in just 18 days. The "True Lies" star also said that the set was predominantly women.

"The dynamic is that the movie was shot in 18 days," Curtis said. "It was — a really intense, beautiful kind of fusion of artists and women — mostly women. And, you know, we're playing best friends, so the immediacy of it was in a weird way, as soon as we touched, it was like all my life experiences got into it, and we were like, 'oh good,' and then, you know, we went on."

"Yeah and we're in this together," Anderson added.