Oliver liss described

He lived on the wrong coast. He looked,acted, and probably thought of himself as if he was a movie star. He was handsome in that way the hollywood elite cultivated, except that he didn't seem to work at it. Maybe it was simply superb genes. In any event, when he entered a room he required no further entourage than his own personal sun burning at his back. He was tall, lean, and athletic, engendering bitter envy in those men he met.
He liked his drinks strong, his meat red, and his women young and buxom. He was, in short, precisely the sort of man Hugh Hefner had envisioned when he created playboy.