Juliet Anderson born Judith Carr , [ 3 ] also known as Aunt Peg July 23, β January 11, , was an American pornographic actress and adult movie producer , relationship counselor and author. Judith Carr was born and grew up in Burbank , California, the daughter of a jazz trumpet player and an aspiring nurse.
She was afflicted with both childhood arthritis and Crohn's disease and spent a sizable portion of her youth in the hospital or on bedrest. A brief marriage to him did not work out, ending in , after which she spent the next thirteen years in various occupations, including clerical worker, teaching assistant in kindergarten and high school, and English as a second language teacher, and working as a radio journalist in Finland. In , while living in Miami, she was a secretary to a producer of "nudie" movies and a receptionist at the Burger King home office; she also worked for Avis during this period.
In her website autobiography, she indicated she appeared in an unnamed sexploitation film in , portraying a police sergeant. During this time, she was known by her birth name of Judith Carr. She did not begin using the moniker "Juliet Anderson" until later in her adult film career, when she made the transition from 8mm productions to feature films. After living in Finland from to , working as a radio journalist and teaching English to Finnish schoolchildren, she returned to the United States in , and became involved in the pornography business in while trying to get into documentary film making.
She was working in advertising when she answered an ad by hardcore pornography producer Alex de Renzy , who was looking for an actress. She acquired the name of "Aunt Peg" during a clip in the Swedish Erotica series, where she was portrayed as having sex with a niece, who cried out: "Oh, Aunt Peg! Anderson appeared in several pornographic magazine pictorials, operated a mail-order business, a casting agency , was a phone operator for a phone-sex service, made appearances on both radio and television.
Anderson later indicated those stage exhibitions were the "most gratifying" portion of her adult career. Although Anderson portrayed many characters during her movie career, all tended to be tough-talking and unsentimental, yet rambunctious, vibrant and even comedicβall at the same time.
