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24/01/2022 Documentary, Reality 0h 43m
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A legacy up in smoke?

Overview

Explore the hidden truths behind the fable and philosophy of the Playboy empire through a modern-day lens. The documentary series delves into the complex world Hugh Hefner created and examines its far-reaching consequences on our culture’s view of power and sexuality.

Top billed cast

  1. Sondra Theodore

    Self

  2. PJ Masten

    Self

  3. Miki Garcia

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  4. Stella Tetenbaum

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  5. Jennifer Saginor

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  6. Holly Madison

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  7. Joel Berlinder

    Self

  8. Stefan Tenenbaum

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  9. Richard W. Bann

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Full Cast & Crew

Current Season

Season 2

2023 | 8 Episodes

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Reviews

A review by Unknownian
Written by Unknownian on 2022-02-06
This show has only had 3 episodes at this writing, and I'll return after the documentary is complete to make any adjustments. Also, I want to mention that I knew Hef, and had many fun times at Playboy Mansion parties throughout the 80s.

The first major flaw of this series is its title. There are no secrets of Playboy here so far, just personal attacks on Hefner from previous girlfriends. It sounds like any interview may sound, with ex-wives or girlfriends of most wealthy men in America: "Bitterness". No one likes moving back into their apartment after living in that mansion, and enjoying th...read the rest
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