Kim Novak shares love of Pamela Anderson and how it feels to be 90
Screen legend Kim Novak has high praise for another famous Hollywood blonde.
The "Vertigo" star spoke with People about coming to terms with the '90s and shared her admiration. For Pamela Anderson's new Netflix documentary, "Pamela: A Love Story."
"I appreciate the fact that she was willing to expose herself and be vulnerable," Novak said. “it's beautiful.
Novak shared that she felt a certain connection with the "Baywatch" star.
Screen legend Kim Novak praises Pamela Anderson's documentary, calling it 'beautiful'
"When you're inside the person at, you're not looking. From their perspective," he says. They see you as a sex symbol, but you don't see yourself that way. And that's what was beautiful about Pamela's documentary. She was showing us the person she grew up to be and who she was through those relationships, not what it looked like." to other people, but from the perspective of how she felt."
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Novak is best known for his starring role in Alfred Hitchcock's 'Vertigo' along. With other credits such as 'The Man with the Golden Arm' alongside. Frank Sinatra and 'Picnic' with William Holden.
But the star decided to leave her Hollywood career in 1966 to pursue her passion for art.
In 2021, she spoke to Fox News Digital about her decision, saying, "I felt like it was getting dangerous. I felt like I was losing myself to all the characters and the Hollywood scene. I realized that. Then I didn't ." I don't want that to happen to me."
Kim Novak on the set of "Vertigo", directed and produced by Alfred Hitchcock.
The actress and artist also spoke of being "dazzled and troubled". By her sex symbol status in her book, "Kim Novak: Her Art and Life."
"I didn't want to put on all these glamorous dresses and rely on being myself," she explained to Fox News Digital. "I didn't want to rely on being beautiful. Now it's amazing. I don't have to be young and I don't have to be glamorous. I create. I create something and I don't look at myself."
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Novak will soon share another connection with Anderson. Who will take part in a documentary about her own life called "Kim Novak: The Golden Age Rebel."
Kim Novak left her Hollywood career in 1966 to pursue painting.
She told People that it will cover her life, career, and relationship with Sammy Davis Jr.
The actress and the performer dated in the late 1950s. But received backlash for their interracial relationship. Smithsonian Magazine reported that Davis. With his life by studio head Harry Cohn for dating Novak, and their relationship ended.
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"I told them a lot of revealing things," Novak said. "I was very open. I told them about my life in Hollywood and I also told them the real story of Sammy and me. That was often misunderstood. I wanted to be open about everything that was more secret in the past." As long as you're still alive, to be able to ask you questions and answer, to clear up. All kinds of misconceptions and so on, that's cathartic.”
Kim Novak stood next to one of her artworks in 2015.
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The "Pal Joey" star also remains active with her art. Planning an exhibition in May at The Butler Institute of Art in Youngstown, Ohio. Where she has before shown her work.
"it opens up a whole new path for me after I leave, which I find exciting," she said in an interview. "To think that I'm going to live on through my art and movies, of course. It makes sense to me."
Stephanie Nolasco of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
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