The filming of the movie “Showgirl” took place in Las Vegas and Los Angeles, USA. Las Vegas was chosen for its famous shows and atmosphere, perfect for a story about a dancer. The scenes in the casinos and on the show stages add authenticity to the movie and immerse the viewer in the world of entertainment and glamor. Los Angeles, with its diverse locations, was used to shoot scenes related to the main character's personal life, which emphasizes the contrast between her professional and personal life. These cities were chosen for a reason: they symbolize dreams, ambition and the struggle for success, which are key themes of the film.
Las Vegas hotel
In movie
Scene where Shelly (Pamela Anderson) stands near the lights of the Plaza Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, where she worked for 30 years. She looks into her reflection and thinks about her future after the sudden closing of her show. The Plaza Hotel and Casino is a historic hotel and casino located in downtown Las Vegas on Fremont Street. It is known for its bright neon lights and old Las Vegas atmosphere. This location is perfect for the scene, as it symbolizes the world of entertainment and glamour in which Shelley lives, and highlights her inner conflict between external glitz and personal problems.
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Real
Scene was shot The Plaza Hotel and Casino is a historic hotel and casino located in downtown Las Vegas on Fremont Street. It is known for its bright neon lights and the atmosphere of old Las Vegas. This location is perfect for the scene, as it symbolizes the world of entertainment and glamour in which Shelley lives, and highlights her inner conflict between external glitz and personal problems.
In front of the freeway
In movie
Scene where Shelly (Pamela Anderson) stands in front of a freeway entrance. The plot of the film centers on the personal and professional trials of the main character: it tells the story of Shelly, a dancer who joined the Razzle Dazzle revue in 1987, but thirty years later, when the show closes, she is trying to find her place in life and mend her relationship with her daughter. The scene where Shelly stands in front of the entrance to the freeway is quite symbolic: she stands on the threshold of change in her life, and the freeway symbolizes the many paths and opportunities before her.
Real
Scene was shot Not far from the Las Vegas International Airport, near the entrance to the freeway, opposite the shopping center. The location near the Las Vegas airport was not chosen by chance: the proximity to the freeway and the airport symbolizes the movement and change that is inevitable in her life. This location also emphasizes the contrast between the noisy, vibrant life of Las Vegas and the heroine's inner world, which at this moment is full of silence and reflection.
Las Vegas
