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Pamela Anderson Reveals Whether Fans Will See Her Appear in ‘Baywatch’ Reboot: ‘Now Is My Time’

Stephen Amell leads the reboot as Hobie Buchannon while David Chokachi and Erika Eleniak return in recurring roles, Fox Entertainment said.

  • Pamela Anderson recently told Deadline she has "no plans" to return for the Baywatch reboot, explaining she wants "to make really bold choices" following her Golden Globe-nominated performance in 2024's The Last Showgirl.
  • Fox Entertainment and Fremantle are producing the Baywatch reboot for the 2026-2027 broadcast season, with Burn Notice creator Matt Nix serving as showrunner to bring the "California dream" to a new generation.
  • Although Anderson maintained it was a "great job," she noted "no one's reached out to me" regarding the reboot, despite her sons previously discussing producing the project with producers.
  • Filming is currently underway, featuring Stephen Amell as captain Hobie Buchannon, while original series stars David Chokachi and Erika Eleniak will reprise their roles as Cody Madison and Shauni McClain.
  • The original series ran for 12 years, elevating lifeguards to iconic status; producers Greg Bonann and McG are leading the modern-day comeback, promising fresh stories alongside the spectacle that made the franchise a global sensation.
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Pamela Anderson, known for her portrayal of C.J. Parker, has revealed that she was not asked to participate in the reboot of the series, which will be broadcast by Fox. The post The (simple) reason why we will not see Pamela Anderson in the new “Baywatch” appeared first on in.gr.

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