Juliet Anderson
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Juliet Anderson

Juliet Anderson, born Judith Carr on July 23, 1938, in Burbank, California, was a pioneering figure in the adult film industry, known as "Aunt Peg." The "Aunt Peg" name came from a series of short films she did as the character Aunt Peg under the Swedish Erotica title. Her "nephew" in the movies would call out "Oh Aunt Peg" when she was giving him a blowjob, or in the middle of intercourse, and the name stuck and became the name she was most identified with. The daughter of a jazz trumpeter and an aspiring nurse, she battled childhood arthritis and Crohn’s disease, spending much of her youth in hospitals or on bedrest, per Wikipedia. After graduating as a straight-A student from Burbank High School in 1956, she briefly studied art at Long Beach State College before moving to Hayama, Japan, in 1961 with a Navy sailor, whom she married briefly until 1964. Over the next 13 years, she taught English as a second language in Japan, Mexico, Greece, and Finland, and worked as a radio journalist and clerical worker, per IMDb. Entering the adult industry at the almost unheard age of 39 in 1978 after answering an ad by producer Alex de Renzy while studying at San Francisco State University, she starred in over 70 films during the "Golden Age of Porn (1969-1984)," including Pretty Peaches (1978), Talk Dirty to Me (1980), Aunt Peg’s Fulfillment (1981), and Educating Nina (1984), where she discovered and mentored Nina Hartley, per The Rialto Report. Known for her short bob haircut, garter belts, and vibrant, comedic performances as the insatiable "Aunt Peg," she never faked orgasms, per IMDb.