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Inde Navarrette Talks Pamela Anderson, SNL Hosting and X-Men Stunt Training

Inde Navarrette discussed meeting Pamela Anderson, hosting Saturday Night Live, and undergoing stunt training for an X-Men project in a Variety interview. The actor’s comments offer insight into her career and upcoming work.

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