The former editor-in-chief of Hungarian Playboy revealed: this is how much the celebrities agreed to undress for the magazine
Péter Radnai, former editor-in-chief of Playboy Hungary, shared insights about his tenure from 2004 to 2010, revealing details about celebrity photo shoots. He mentioned that the first major celebrity he approached for a cover was Zita Görög, and many others, including Claudia Liptai and Alexandra Oszter, also participated. The compensation for these shoots ranged from one to two million forints. However, actress Szonja Oroszlán declined multiple offers due to her discomfort with the concept. Radnai also expressed interest in featuring actors from the series "Barátok közt," but was denied by the producer due to the show's family-oriented nature.
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