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Pamela Anderson stuns Naked Gun fans with VERY raunchy scene (involving a brush!) with Liam Neeson

Pamela Anderson stuns Naked Gun fans with VERY raunchy scene (involving a brush!) with Liam Neeson

Daily Mail​16-06-2025
was totally game to perform a very suggestive scene, on her knees, alongside Liam Neeson in the first trailer for The Naked Gun, which dropped Monday.
In it, a henchman hired by Danny Huston's villain gazes at the pair, who are seemingly performing a sex act, through infrared night-vision goggles.
But it was all an optical illusion as the 57-year-old Baywatch alum's character Beth was on her knees cleaning a 'disgusting' oven as the 73-year-old Irishman's Lieutenant Frank Drebin Jr. stood nearby.
Pamela portrays a nightclub singer, who comes to Police Squad for help following the murder of her brother, in Akiva Schaffer's slapstick comedy continuation.
'Please, take a chair,' Frank offered.
At that, Beth literally grabbed a chair and dragged it out of the office.
'Our chemistry was clear from the start. We have the utmost respect for one another,' Anderson told EW last month.
'I invited him and his assistant over for romantic dinners with me and my assistant so our relationship stayed "professionally romantic" during filming.'
The Canadian-American beauty and Liam bonded over their shared 'love of literature and a good laugh' and she regularly left cookies, muffins, and homebaked sourdough bread in his dressing room.
'I am in awe of him, his experience, and work ethic. I soaked him in like a sponge,' Pamela gushed.
'I'm hoping people love it. We had so much fun making it. I think it's timely for a beloved comedy like this. I'm a fan of the originals. As Liam says, "We could all use a good giggle." I pray we do more.'
And the feeling was definitely mutual for Neeson, who gushed to People last October: 'I'm madly in love with her. No huge ego. She just comes in to do the work. She's funny and so easy to work with. She's going to be terrific in the film.'
The Naked Gun - hitting US/UK theaters August 1 - also features Paul Walter Hauser, CCH Pounder, Kevin Durand, Busta Rhymes, Cody Rhodes, Liza Koshy, and Eddie Yu.
Jerry Zucker, Jim Abrahams, and David Zucker wrote and directed the original trilogy spanning 1988-1994, which amassed a total $476.4M at the global box office, following the short-lived ABC series Police Squad in 1982.
The Oscar-nominated actor is technically five years older than original Naked Gun star Leslie Nielsen was when he shot the third film.
But it was all an optical illusion as the 57-year-old Baywatch alum's character Beth was on her knees cleaning a 'disgusting' oven as the 73-year-old Irishman's Lieutenant Frank Drebin Jr. stood nearby
Anderson told EW last month: 'Our chemistry was clear from the start. We have the utmost respect for one another. I invited him and his assistant over for romantic dinners with me and my assistant so our relationship stayed "professionally romantic" during filming'
The Canadian-American beauty and Liam bonded over their shared 'love of literature and a good laugh' and she regularly left cookies, muffins, and homebaked sourdough bread in his dressing room
Anderson previously worked with the late white-haired funnyman - who died, age 84, in 2010 - in Scary Movie 3 (2003) and Superhero Movie (2008), but they did not share any scenes together.
This September, the Sonsie Skin co-founder will fly to England to shoot a mystery role in Sally Potter's upcoming funeral drama Alma alongside Dakota Fanning and Lindsay Duncan.
In April, Pamela was in Australia filming her role as two-time divorcée Molly in Kornél Mundruczó's upcoming drama Place to Be alongside Ellen Burstyn and Taika Waititi.
Last September, Anderson was hard at work on the Spanish set of Karim Aïnouz's dark satire Rosebush Pruning for Mubi alongside Elle Fanning, Callum Turner, Riley Keough, Jamie Bell, and Lukas Gage.
The 15-time Playboy cover girl experienced a full-blown career resurgence last year after starring in Gia Coppola's drama The Last Showgirl, which earned her Golden Globe and SAG Award nominations.
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