Juliet Anderson- Biography
Juliet Anderson (originally Judith Carr), often known as Aunt Peg, was an American erotic actor, adult film producer, relationship counselor, and author who died on January 11, 2010.
Entering the adult film industry later in life (at the age of 39), she quickly established a reputation as one of the most prestigious entertainers during the “Golden Age of P*rn,” appearing in over seventy films as “Aunt Peg,” a role depicted as a giddy, unquenchable woman determined to live a good life as well as sex to the fullest.
Juliet was born in Burbank, California on July 23, 1938. She came to America with the idea of significantly changing her life after studying English as a second language for several years in Japan, Mexico, Greece, and Finland.
She stumbled into the adult entertainment profession at the age of 39. Over the next few years, she made another dozen pictures, including the well-known Aunt Peg series.
Juliet Anderson- Birth, Age, Ethnicity, Siblings, Education
Judith Carr was up in Burbank, California, the daughter of a jazz trumpet player and a nurse who aspired to be a doctor. She had juvenile arthritis as well as Crohn’s illness, and she spent much of her childhood in the clinic or on bedrest.
After graduating with honors from Burbank High School in 1956, she enrolled at Long Beach State College and majored in painting before moving to Hayama, Japan, with her then-lover, a Navy Sailor, in 1961.
A brief marriage to him did not work out, and she spent the next thirteen years working in a variety of jobs, including administrative labor, kindergarten and high school teaching assistant, English as a Second Language Teacher, and radio journalist in Finland.
Judith Carr was born and reared in Burbank, California, the daughter of a jazz trumpet player and a nurse who aspired to be a doctor. She also suffered from juvenile arthritis and Crohn’s disease, and she spent much of her youth in the hospital or on bed rest.
She even married a Navy sailor, but the marriage fell through.
After graduating with honors from Burbank High School in 1956, she enrolled as an art student at Long Beach State College before moving to Hayama, Japan, with her then-lover, a Navy Sailor, in 1961.
