In 1998 Ray Martino again teamed with Anna Nicole for a "day-in-the-life" type documentary about the sex-symbol's wild life entitled Portrait of a Pin-Up Queen. Though the movie wasn't a critical success, Anna's fans were very pleased by the T&A flick that advertised "her fantasies revealed." And then Anna Nicole's career hit another roadblock. Apart from a 1999 guest spot on Ally McBeal and a gig with Penn and Teller, the Texan was no longer being offered good opportunities by Hollywood. The slump led to depression and weight gain. By 2002 Anna had completely lost her legendary figure.