Pamela Anderson is too hot for Australian TV. A racy commercial featuring Anderson has been banned by Australia’s Advertising Standards Bureau after it sparked hundreds of complaints.
Anderson appeared in a cheeky promo for Internet company Crazy Domains, which shows her as a smart businesswoman who strips off to reveal a gold bikini and has milk poured over her by male colleagues.
Advertising Standards Bureau chief executive Fiona Jolly told Australia’s The Age newspaper that the commercial was “meant to be a cheeky, over-the-top depiction, but in the bureau’s view it did cross the line.”
The managing director of Crazy Domains, Gavin Collins, has blamed “feminist bloggers” for stirring up the controversy and is fighting the ban.
Crazy Domains managing director Gavin Collins, has already vowed to fight the ban, and seems to have placed the entirety of the backlash blame on “feminist bloggers.”
While you’re visiting, take a moment to view the spectacular photo gallery of Anderson we posted in July wishing her a happy birthday.
You be the judge. Watch the video of Pamela Anderson’s banned Australian TV ad and tell us what you think.
I wouldn’t touch skanky Pamela Anderson, but the brunette is fair game.