Anna-Marie Goddard Bio
Anna-Marie Goddard is a Dutch glamour model, fashion model, and actress. Born Anna Maria Simone Lampe on January 13, 1970, in Ysbrechtum, Netherlands, she has also been credited as Anna Marie Simone Goddard. Playboy named her its January 1994 Playmate at 23. Her appearance came during Playboy's 1990s print era, a period increasingly shaped by entertainment and celebrity culture.
Goddard has enhanced breasts, brown eyes and blond hair. Her measurements are 36-24-35.
Goddard’s professional story began with a single mailed snapshot and an unexpected invitation. While still in school she entered a Belgian magazine’s modeling contest; the photograph didn’t win, but it did catch the eye of a Brussels agency that gave her a contract and sent her onto runways across Milan, Paris, Madrid, London and even Australia. Those early seasons established the workaday chops—long days, tight schedules and a familiarity with international production—that would make her a natural fit for editorial and commercial shoots alike.
During a modeling stint in Miami she attracted the attention of Playboy’s U.S. photo editors and was selected for the magazine’s milestone anniversary pictorial. Her ten-page feature, shot by Arny Freytag and published under the title “A Great Way to Go Dutch,” became one of several Playboy projects that followed; the Dutch edition later honored her as its Playmate of the Year for 1995. Those assignments paired glamour portraiture with the magazine’s video and special-edition programs, and she returned repeatedly to shoot additional Playboy videos and themed compilations.
Commercial work moved alongside her editorial exposure. Advertising campaigns listed in contemporary notices ranged from soft drinks to fast food and household brands—Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Pizza Hut, Miller Lite and Colgate—providing a steady, mainstream complement to her magazine and video appearances. The combination of fashion experience and commercial polish kept her visible to casting directors looking for models who could read a brief and hold a mark on camera.
Television and film followed in modest, credited turns: guest spots on network series and small roles in studio comedies. She also crossed an ocean in her personal life, meeting Collin Goddard while working in Europe; the couple married in Las Vegas and later settled in Southern California.
