Marvel's Sebastian Stan rocks it as Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee opposite Lily James' Pamela Anderson in the new trailer for their limited TV series.
Pam & Tommy officially arrives on streaming service Hulu next February, but as we await that not-too-distant date, everybody can enjoy a first glimpse at what promises to be one of next year's most entertaining rides.
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Based on real events, the footage opens with Seth Rogen's mullet-sporting Rand Gauthier nervously passing along a tape recording he's done of Tommy and Pamela to Nick Offerman's Uncle Miltie.
He's told to fast-forward through a load of material until he gets to the potential goldmine: the famous newlyweds getting busy on their honeymoon.
What happened next has gone down in history as a major showbiz scandal, with Tommy's family eventually entering a settlement deal with Internet Entertainment Group (making the sex tape available for subscribers of its websites) and Pamela suing the distribution company.
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By the sounds of it, Stan's looking to stay in the biopic trade, as back in April he revealed that he'd love to play WWE legend Ric Flair with his I, Tonya co-star Paul Walter Hauser taking on the role of Arn Anderson.
"[We've] got to do that Ric Flair/Anderson biopic," Stan told Hauser, before explaining why they want to make it. "I mean, [Hauser's] such a big wrestling fan and I was a big wrestling fan too growing up. Like, I loved WWF and stuff.
"And we both have a kip-up. So, maybe Ric Flair. I'll do it in a second if they let me. I mean, pretty soon, I'll be eligible, I guess."
Pam & Tommy comes to Hulu on February 2, 2022, while UK streamers will be able to catch it over on Disney+.
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