Background:

 Barbara Ann Moore is an American model, actress and National Pro-Am Ballroom Dance Champion. She was the Playmate of the Month in the December, 1992 issue of “Playboy” and has appeared in Playboy videos. The luscious blonde beauty has acted in several films, including “Wild Malibu Weekend!” (1995), “Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery” (1997) and “Five Aces”  (1999), as well as in episodes of “Married with Children,” “Blossom” and “Silk Stalkings.”    

In 2005, the former flight attendant was scheduled to marry actor Lorenzo Lamas, but the wedding was canceled at the last minute. She is the mother of a young girl named Priscilla (born 2007).        


Spokane's Daughter

Childhood and Family:

Barbara Ann Moore was born on August 21, 1968, in Spokane, Washington. She was raised in a strict Christian family in Seattle, along with her two brothers Michael and Terry. She was a cheerleader in high school. She relocated to Nashville, Tennessee when she was 19 years old.

In June 2007, Ms. Moore gave birth to a daughter, Priscilla.    


International Man of Mystery

Career:

At age 19, Barbara Ann Moore worked as a flight attendant. She later took modeling and appeared in music videos for various artists like Aerosmith, Reba McEntire, Hank Williams Jr., Phil Collins and Waylon Jennings. She played the cheating wife in McEntire's video for the song “The Night The Lights Went Out in Georgia” (1992). Moore was chosen as Playboy's Playmate of the Month for December 1992, succeeding the Orange, New Jersey born model and author Stephanie Adams. She served as a “Playboy” spokesperson for several years and has appeared in many “Playboy” videos.

Moore made her television acting debut in an episode of “Married with Children” called “The Wedding Repercussions” (1993), playing Dee Anna. She continued to land guest spots in NBC's “Blossom” (1993, as Ariel) and Stephen J. Cannell's “Silk Stalkings” (1993).  Billed as Barbara Moore,  she debuted on the wide screen with a leading role in the 1995 comedy “Wild Malibu Weekend!,” directed by Jason Williams. Later that same year, Moore portrayed Hope in the adventure film “Cyber Bandits,” opposite Martin Kemp, Alexandra Paul and Adam Ant, and had a featured role as champagne glass model in “Temptress,” a thriller movie directed by Lawrence Lanoff and starring Kim Delaney, Chris Sarandon and Corbin Bernsen.

In 1996, Moore appeared as casino dealer in the action/comedy film “Fox Hunt,” which was co-written and directed by Michael Berns. The film starred Andrew Bowen, Robia LaMorte and Timothy Bottoms. In the next year, she played one of the Fembots in the first Austin Power film,  “Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery,” directed by Jay Roach. Moore had a bit part in the 1998 comedy film “Beach House,” starring Dalton James, Brooke Langton and Chris Hardwick, and  played Rosanne Barton in the  1999 comedy/drama film “Five Aces,” starring Charlie Sheen, Christopher McDonald and David Sherrill.      

In 2004, Moore appeared along with fellow Playboy centerfolds Christina Santiago, Audra Lynn and Serria Tawan in the game show “Family Feud” in the episode “Playboy Playmates vs. Bachelors.” In the following year, she appeared in the made for television film “The Entertainment Weekly Guide: Guilty Pleasures.”

Moore embarked on ballroom dancing and finally became a U.S. National Pro-Am Ballroom Dance Champion.


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