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Playboy Video Centerfold: Lisa Matthews - Playmate of the Year 1991 poster

Playboy Video Centerfold: Lisa Matthews - Playmate of the Year 1991 (1991)

This video presents a detailed and personal examination of Lisa Matthews’ time as Playboy’s Playmate of the Year. Through a combination of interviews and behind-the-scenes material, the production explores Matthews’ experiences as a model for the magazine, offering a view into the environment surrounding the iconic publication and the complexities of being featured as a centerfold. The focus extends beyond the public image, aiming to reveal the individual behind the role and showcase her personality and perspective.
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This video presents a detailed and personal examination of Lisa Matthews’ time as Playboy’s Playmate of the Year. Through a combination of interviews and behind-the-scenes material, the production explores Matthews’ experiences as a model for the magazine, offering a view into the environment surrounding the iconic publication and the complexities of being featured as a centerfold. The focus extends beyond the public image, aiming to reveal the individual behind the role and showcase her personality and perspective.

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In Theaters:1/1/1991
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Runtime:45 minutes
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