Playboy Magazine, February 2005
Aug. 3, 2023 in PlayBoy 2000s by Wyatt Earp
The February 2005 issue of Playboy brings an eclectic mix of riveting articles, illuminating interviews, and enticing reviews.
"The Great North Carolina Bank Heist" narrates the story of David Ghantt and his descent into the annals of criminal history. "The Handyman" is a captivating account of a summer job that provides surprising insights into the truths of suburbia. "Natural Born Killer" profiles the life and legacy of the original rock-and-roll bad boy, Jerry Lee Lewis.
"The French Kiss" provides a journey through the French countryside in the quest for the ultimate cognac. "Getting to Know Your Girlfriend's Breasts" gives an amusing and informative look at the variety of breast shapes and sizes. In "The Afterlife," a poignant tale is told of a widower rediscovering companionship in a world that has lost its charm.
The issue also features a 20Q interview with Jolene Blalock, Star Trek: Enterprise's Vulcan Sub-Commander T'Pol, and an exclusive interview with the talented Nicole Kidman. The pictorials include the fearless women of Fear Factor, Playboy's Playmate of the Month Amber Campisi, and an enchanting session with Meet the Fockers star, Teri Polo.
