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Triumph

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2024
 98 minutes (1 hrs 38 mins)

Production Country

Bulgaria • Greece

Production Studio

Abraxas Film

Director and Cast Quickview

Directed by

Kristina Grozeva · Petar Valchanov

Starring

Maria Bakalova · Margita Gosheva · Julian Vergov · Julian Kostov · Stanislav Ganchev · Ivan Savov

Full cast & crew

Release dates

US release date US release: 9th February 2025
Greece release date Greece release: 27th March 2025

Certificates


R18+

Total grosses

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First viewed:
9th Nov 2025
Last viewed:
27th Nov 2025
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Pamela Anderson makes a triumphant return to the big screen in the critically acclaimed movie The Last Showgirl which has been given a 15 age rating in the UK for strong language, sex references

Pamela Anderson has also been seen in movies such as Crimes of Passion and Superhero Movie as well as Brenda Song who has starred in Like Mike and Bobbleheads: The Movie.

The movie is directed by Gia Coppola who has previously directed Palo Alto and Mainstream.

Movie Synopsis

A Las Vegas showgirl whose long-running stage show is set for closure faces challenges, both in her career and in her personal life.

BBFC certificate breakdown.

  • Title: The Last Showgirl
  • BBFC age rating: 15 Certificate
  • Reason: strong language, sex references
  • Release date: 10th February 2025
  • Runtime: 88 minutes (1 hours 28 minutes)
  • The movie is being released into movie theatres
  • Directed by:
    • Gia Coppola
  • Starring:
    • Pamela Anderson
    • Brenda Song
    • Kiernan Shipka

BBFC movie page

As soon as CES started and Warner Bros. confirmed that they are going Blu-ray only we all knew it was only a matter of time before there would be only one format and this "war" would be over, and now it looks like Toshiba will announce their withdrawal from HD-DVD.

This speculation along with the Warner announcement and the many US retailers announcing either Blu-ray exclusivity or Blu-ray dominance in stores are enough to kill the format, who wants to buy a player that has little retail support.

Blu-ray is the winner and it's only a matter of days (if not hours) before it will become official. This is one in the eye for Microsoft who has reportedly pumped millions of dollars into support for the format and a big triumph for Sony who developed it.

The conspiracy around the Microsoft involvement is multilayer, but whatever the truth is I think that downloadable content for films and TV has taken a hit in the back of this move as well, people can buy a player with confidence now.

The good news for Sony now is their insistence of putting a Blu-ray player in the Playstation 3 might pay off, the gaming device is still by far one of the better players on the market and is still the cheapest certainly in the European market where the stand alone players are still not that common.

The players are sure to come down in price now and the HD-DVD format will slowly start to disappear off the shelves, for those that did buy an HD-DVD player you will soon be able to pick up the movies very cheap.