Bonnie Large

Lovely, buxom and shapely brunette Bonnie Large was born on September 9, 1952 in Glendale, California. Bonnie was a finalist for the 1969 Rose Parade Queen and Court, but was ultimately disqualified for being too young (she was a junior in high school at the time). Large was a magician's assistant and was working at a marketing firm when she became the Playmate of the Month in the March, 1973 issue of "Playboy." In the wake of her Playmate stint Bonnie wrote a book of erotic poetry and was the manager of the Playboy Playmate Alumni Association. Her sole foray into film acting was a small role as the model Carolyn in "The Happy Hooker Goes to Washington." Large has since gone on to practice several alternative therapies which include neurotherapy (her work in this particular field has helped children with attention deficit disorder as well as children with emotional, academic, and behavioral difficulty), biofeedback therapy, and hypnotherapy. Moreover, Large is skilled at electroencephalography and Quantative Electroencephalography. She's a graduate of the Los Angeles School of Biofeedback and completed an internship at the Neurophysiological Institute. Bonnie Large lives in Los Angeles, California.