Annie Marie Fox

Can you tell us a little about yourself? I have been modeling for 4 years, I love to travel and explore different cultures, I also love sports, horseback riding, and skiing. In my free time, I paint and go to exhibitions and museums. I was engaged in choreography, which formed in me a love for cabaret. I am also a mother of two beautiful dogs, I am interested in training and their development. Tell us some funny facts about yourself? I ride the subway without underwear. What does your perfect day look like? I wake up early. I start my day by walking the dogs or exercising. I love a productive and creative day. I would also complete the evening with a meeting with friends and an interesting conversation. What is your strong point as a professional? I see beauty and get inspired by my creativity. If a director asked you to do a shoot or a show that didn't suit you, how would you react? As for some details of the shooting, I can always make changes. if I don't like the concept, I refuse. After a difficult day, how do you usually relax? After a hard day, I like to spend time at home with a glass of wine and a good movie. What do you do in your free time? In my free time, I visit new places, go out of town or spend my time at home reading or playing video games. Do you consider yourself a creative person? Yes, creativity is an integral part of my life, it inspires me and gives me the energy to implement my plans. What would you wish our readers? Continue to love beauty and enjoy aesthetics.

Beneath a photo that shows me in midair, leaping into splits, my Playmate pictorial begins with this canny observation: “Anne Marie Fox is eager to get on with the business of being Anne Marie Fox.” At 19, my ambition — and my impatience to make my own way in the world — was already apparent to my interviewer. Looking back, it’s clear to me that playboy captured a turning point in my life. Although I didn’t realize it at the time, my first experience in front of the camera catalyzed what would become my passion for working behind it.

When I was 11, I moved with my mother to West Germany, where I attended Gymnasium — an academics-focused secondary school. The German educators were just as strict as the Catholic nuns I was used to, but my time in West Germany was formative. I absorbed and adopted valuable aspects of the culture; discipline and a strict work ethic still shape my daily habits. Without my exposure to European culture, I doubt I would be as open-minded and liberal-thinking as I am today. Travel is truly the best educator.

It was while I was abroad that I discovered my first playboy, hidden in my German-language tutor’s bathroom. I remember thinking, I wish I had a body beautiful enough to be in playboy one day. Seven years later, after I had moved back to the States, my adolescent desire came true.