Talk:Corinne Cole
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Breasts list
editI thought viewers of this article might be able to help solve a subcategorization dilemna that may soon emerge. It seems that the list List of Playboy Playmates with D-cup or larger breasts is possibly on its way to deletion. Although this might not be sufficiently notable to merit its own article, it does seem like a useful subcategorization of these models in that it breaks an extremely long list (all playmates) into a more manageable chunk (though still, ahem, more than a handful). I have attached the list below. Do you think there might be some useful alternative plac eto include it. Interestingstuffadder 01:46, 18 December 2006 (UTC)
This is a list of the Playboy magazine's Playmates of the Month with the largest breasts. For the purposes of this list, "big breasts" is defined as D-cup or larger.
"PMOY" denotes that the Playmate was also voted "Playmate of the Year".
1950s
- Joanne Arnold
- Felicia Atkins
- Betty Blue
- Alice Denham
- Marguerite Empey
- Colleen Farrington
- Virginia Gordon
- Lari Laine
- Jayne Mansfield
- Marilyn Monroe
- Janet Pilgrim
- Elaine Reynolds
- Judy Lee Tomerlin
1960s
- Heidi Becker
- Jean Cannon
- June Cochran PMOY
- Carrie Enwright
- Linda Gamble PMOY
- Fran Gerard
- Joey Gibson
- Pamela Anne Gordon
- Michelle Hamilton
- Rosemarie Hillcrest (According to datasheet, largest breasts of any playmate ever.)
- Barbara Ann Lawford
- DeDe Lind
- Linda Moon
- Cynthia Myers
- Melba Ogle
- Jan Roberts
- Christa Speck PMOY
- Melinda Windsor
- Gwen Wong
1970s
- Barbara Hillary
- Jennifer Liano
- Carol Imhof
- Marilyn Cole
- Daina House
- Sharon Johansen
- Nancy Cameron
- Marilyn Lange PMOY
- Candy Loving
- Janet Lupo
- Hope Olson
- Virve Reid
- Julia Lyndon
1980s
- Marina Baker
- Penny Baker
- Justine Greiner
- Cher Butler
- Lonny Chin
- Donna Edmondson PMOY
- Patricia Farinelli
- Gig Gangel
- Charlotte Kemp
- Shannon Long
- Kimberly McArthur
- Karen Price
- Alana Soares
- Roberta Vasquez
- Petra Verkaik
- Karen Velez PMOY
1990s
- Pamela Anderson
- Stacy Arthur
- Cady Cantrell
- Nadine Chanz
- Melissa Holliday
- Kerri Kendall
- Shae Marks
- Peggy McIntaggart
- Angela Melini
- Kelly Marie Monaco
- Jodi Ann Paterson PMOY
- Brooke Richards
- Shauna Sand
- Suzi Simpson
- Anna Nicole Smith PMOY
- Tiffany Taylor
- Julianna Young
- Victoria Silvstedt PMOY
2000s
- Amber Campisi
- Miriam Gonzalez
- Janine Habeck
- Katie Lohmann
- Cassandra Lynn
- Jordan Monroe
- Christine Smith
- Rebecca Ramos
- Nichole Van Croft
- Lindsey Vuolo
- Aliya Wolf
See also
- Breast fetishism
- Breast implant
- Glamour photography
- List of big-bust models and performers
- Russ Meyer
- Hugh Hefner
- Playboy
Reference
Corrine Cole vs. Lari Laine
editSeems that we might consider renaming the article "Corrine Cole" with a redirect to "Lari Laine," since she was a working actress who only briefly used that stage name, albeit at an important point in her life (for the centerfold spread and a bit beyond). Chaneykarlofflugosi (talk) 13:53, 12 March 2013 (UTC)
- The move from Lari Laine to Corinne Cole was made on April 18, 2016. All alternative name spellings (Larri Laine, Corrine Cole) appear as redirects. Although her stage name at Playboy Online is Lari Laine, such sites as IMDb, American Film Institute Catalog, Turner Classic Movies, AllMovie and TVGuide all use Corinne Cole as the main title header for their respective entries. —Roman Spinner (talk)(contribs) 14:21, 18 April 2016 (UTC)