Pamela Jean Bryant, Playmate of the Month April 1978, pictured in digital image from her centerfold
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Pamela in Italian edition
Pamela Jean Bryant, Playmate of the Month April 1978, pictured in Italian edition feature based on the words of poet Arturo Graf, December 2011-January 2012
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Pamela in Italian edition
Pamela Jean Bryant, Playmate of the Month April 1978, pictured in Italian edition feature based on the lyrics of singer Adriano Celentano’s “Dormi Amore,” September 2011
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Pamela in Slovenian edition
Pamela Jean Bryant, Playmate of the Month April 1978, pictured in Slovenian edition feature, Playboy Klasika, March 2013
Pamela Jean Bryant, Playmate of the Month April 1978, as Buttercup Beauregard on television show “The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo” (1979). Pamela played the role twice: in the episode “Buttercup, Birdie and Buried Bucks” (top six images) and in the episode “Dean Martin and the Moonshiners” (bottom six images).
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Pamela on “The Love Boat”
Pamela Jean Bryant, Playmate of the Month April 1978, on television show “The Love Boat” (1981). Pamela played Sally on the episode “Gopher’s Bride/Love With a Married Man/Not Tonight, Jack!”
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Pamela on “B.J. and The Bear”
Pamela Jean Bryant, Playmate of the Month April 1978, in scenes from the television show “B.J. and The Bear” (1978). Pamela played one of a group of young women fleeing a white slaver in the two-part episode “The Foundlings.”
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Pamela in “Tigershark”
Pamela Jean Bryant, Playmate of the Month April 1978, as Karen in the movie “Tigershark” (1987)
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Pamela in “Private Lessons”
Pamela Jean Bryant, Playmate of the Month April 1978, as Joyce in the movie “Private Lessons” (1981)
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Pamela in “GetEven”
Pamela Jean Bryant, Playmate of the Month April 1978, with John de Hart in a poster for the movie “GetEven.” “GetEven” was the VHS cut and release of the movie “Road to Revenge” (1993) – which itself was a rework of the original film “Champagne and Bullets.”
Pipe and PJs: The Seventies 