10 Old-School Stars You Didn't Know Were On the Cover of 'Playgirl'
Carly Tennes
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12/17/2024
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Though Hugh Hefner's primary creation may have long served as the go-to magazine for folks looking to get their freak on, Playgirl was just as good. Case in point? The fact that Shawn Michaels, Meryl Streep and Warren Beatty all graced the cover of the scandalous publication.
From Jane Fonda to Scott Bakula getting steamy, here are 10 old-school stars you didn't know were on the cover of Playgirl.
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1. Jane Fonda and Michael Douglas
Courtesy of armixedthings on eBayThough a magazine for women, Fonda and Douglas graced the cover of the iconic publication to promote their 1979 flick, ‘The China Syndrome.’ -
2. David Duchovny
Courtesy of PlaygirlStore this one in your own ‘X-Files’. -
3. Meryl Streep and Dustin Hoffman
Courtesy of armixedthings on eBayCome for America’s ten s—test men, stay for Meryl Streep’s interview. -
4. Jack Scalia
Courtesy of boysbearsandscares.com‘Tequila and Bonetti’ and shirtless snaps. -
5. Christopher Atkins
Courtesy of PlaygirlTalk about a ‘A Night in Heaven…’ -
6. Shawn Michaels
Courtesy of an unknown eBay userThe WWE star stripped down to just a towel for the October 1996 issue of Playgirl. -
7. Goldie Hawn and Burt Reynolds
Courtesy of evebou-7028 on eBayThe ‘Death Becomes Her’ actress appeared on the cover of Playgirl more than once, including her 1983 shoot with ‘Best Friends’ co-star, Burt Reynolds. -
8. Tyrese Gibson
Courtesy of PlaygirlThis 2003 cover likely left a whole lot of women women wanting to say ‘hey, Baby Boy.’ -
9. Scott Bakula
Courtesy of PlaygirlWe’d ‘Quantum Leap’ to the newsstand to grab this 1995 cover. -
10. Warren Beatty
Courtesy of armixedthings on eBayHeaven can’t wait to read the actor tell-all in his 1976 Playgirl stint.
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Jane Fonda and Michael Douglas
Though a magazine for women, Fonda and Douglas graced the cover of the iconic publication to promote their 1979 flick, ‘The China Syndrome.’
Though a magazine for women, Fonda and Douglas graced the cover of the iconic publication to promote their 1979 flick, ‘The China Syndrome.’
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