Pam and Tommy Lee Sex Tape: The Classic

Recently, Pamela Anderson jokingly said that Tommy Lee had tricked her into doing the now legendary and granddaddy of all celebrity sex tapes. It’s titled “Pam and Tommy Lee: Stolen Honeymoon” and features Pamela Anderson of Baywatch fame and Tommy Lee of the rock band Motley Crue. It was allegedly stolen from their home in 1997 and released by the Internet Entertainment Group of Seattle. Like many other celebrities, the couple decided to settle out of the courtroom in exchange for a percentage of the tape’s profits.

The tape has easily sold over 600,000 copies and has become the sex tape of mythic proportions for many adolescents around the world. If you haven’t seen it, part of the tape is shot on their honeymoon, in a car, on a private boat, and in a trailer.

The sex scenes are fairly brief but the size of the star is one of the main draws to this classic sex tape. The cinematography is lacking, obviously for a homemade tape, but it provides a deep look into the love of two intriguing celebrities. However, unlike your stereotypical porno, this celebrity sex tape is more like a home video than a sex marathon.

Some critics of the Pam and Tommy sex tape have stated that the sex is bland and boring, but don’t forget it wasn’t made for public viewing so the angles and zooms are not quite up to par with what you may be used to as a porn-watcher.

Just a few weeks ago, Pamela Anderson reasserted her claim that she had been tricked into performing on the explicit sex tape while being interviewed on the Tom Green internet talk show. She stated that the best way to break into the porn business was to “date a rock star” and that “when they say there’s no film in the camera, there really is.”

She also stated that her 9 and 11 year old sons were told about the sex tape recently because they wanted to see her latest movie: “Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan.” Clips of the video are played in the film and Pam had to explain the fact that the tape was famous to her young adolescent children. Not a fun task, for sure.