We're Separated By Our Myths.

I've Had Death Threats, But I've Never Been Fearful For My Life. Although I Have Traveled With Security Since The '60s.

I Have Been Married Twice, And Those Were Not The Happiest Times Of My Life. Part Of The Problem, Quite Frankly, Is That When You Get Married, The Romance Disappears And The Children Arrive And The Love Is Transferred. It Shouldn't Be That Way, But Too Often It Is Transferred To The Children.

I Tried To Make Some Difference, And I Think I Managed To Do That.

My First Wife Was A Brunette, And Barbi Benton, My Major Romantic Relationship Of The Early 1970s, Was A Brunette. But Since The End Of My Marriage, All Of My Girlfriends Have Been Blonds.

I Think That From The Very Beginning It Wasn't Simply, What Made Playboy So Popular Was Not Simply The Naked Ladies, What Made The Magazine So Popular Was, There Was A Point Of View In The Magazine, That You Couldn't Run Nude Pictures Without Some Kind Of Rational That They Were Art.