Playboy Documentary Features Two Ladies From The Villages
 

There is a great documentary currently being shown on A&E about Playboy and Hugh Hefner. Two of the ladies that are featured in it live right here in The Villages. It's very good and worth watching.

The Villages & Playboy Documentary - YouTube

I hope it wasn't their dog. Hefner was a disgusting creature.

It's nothing to brag about.

My favorite waitress at my favorite diner back home was a Playboy Bunny back in the day. She always wore her gold bunny necklace, so I asked her about it and she explained how she got it. She worked in the New York club in the 1960's and early 70's. She started working at the diner in the mid-70's and stayed til they closed down around 2005. I think her name was Sue, if I remember right, and she was a lovely woman.

It's certainly nothing to be ashamed of.

If someone sought out and was involved with High Hefner, it certainly is shameful.

Back in the 1960's and 1970's, these were incredibly sought-after jobs for women. Whatever happened after they were hired, was not publicized at the time.

"sought out and involved with"? They were waitresses in his restaurants. The link said nothing about seeking out or being involved with. They served food and drinks.

Thank goodness the world is so full of the self-righteous people who feel superior enough to pass judgement on others.

In the early 1960s a very recent Playmate visited my fraternity house for some promotion, I cannot remember why. She was asked by a fraternity bother to sign her foldout which embarrassed her a bit. She was wearing a form fitting black sweater, miniskirt, and tall boots. She looked fabulous, as pretty as her photos, was a pleasant conversationalist and hung around quite a while. (OK, I just searched and found her photos and name.) Google is my friend!

During my post-divorce single years when I lived in Southern California I met and briefly dated a couple of former Playmates. Although in their 40s and 50s they had taken good care of themselves, still looked great and were recognizable from their magazine photos. They were both very nice ladies.

Thank you OP for posting. I just set my DVR to record the series. It will bring back memories of my younger years. Wouldn't miss it for the world!

There's a bit of a difference between slinging drinks and shedding your clothes for money (in some cases, a lot of money). I have no problem with either one. Both are marketable.

Interesting. I was wondering how you knew that these two ladies had working at Playboy clubs.

If you got it faunt it, isn't that the saying? She must have had it and well, some people never have.

Big difference in money and big difference in quality. :icon_wink:

:clap2: Hey won't it be a hoot if these two ladies are the 2 that are riding around in a red golf cart with a clipboard? I can see it now..... they're riding around and one is saying to the other "Who are we going to :censored: today?" :ohdear: :faint:

Hefner made a fortune off stuff that is in PG movies nowadays. As far as things going on in that series, it's funny how they wait until a guy is dead so he can't defend himself. Hef was from Galewood a few blocks down from my Cragin.