In Gia Coppola's 'The Last Showgirl', Shelly, played by Pamela Anderson, advises her daughter Hannah against the notion that pursuing dreams is too hard. The film highlights the daily challenges faced by artists in Las Vegas, particularly those in the historic entertainment scene that is rapidly dying. It presents Shelly's journey as emblematic of the sacrifices artists make while confronting an industry that underappreciates their talent. Coppola's filming style further emphasizes the emotional bonds forged in the face of adversity among performers.
"Hard? That's the dumbest phrase anybody told anybody with a dream."
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