It has been revealed how much Playboy paid Hungarian celebrities for a nude photo shoot in the 2000s

In the 2000s, three men's magazines dominated the Hungarian market: Playboy, CKM, and FHM. Radnai Péter became the editor-in-chief of Playboy in 2004, actively recruiting Hungarian celebrities for cover shoots, including Görög Zita and Liptai Claudia. He revealed that they typically paid around one to two million for a cover shoot. Some celebrities, like Oroszlán Szonja, declined the offers due to personal reasons. Additionally, decisions were sometimes influenced by producers, as seen with Barátok közt actors. Radnai emphasized the importance of addressing social issues in the magazine, featuring political figures like Kósa Lajos. Before Playboy, he worked as a correspondent and editor for various media outlets, later becoming a creative producer for AMC Networks.