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Biography
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| Courtney Peldon is an energetic actress who made her mark early in Hollywood. Most recently, she completed the upcoming 'InAlienable' which was written and produced by Walter Koenig of Star Trek fame. Her recent work in the action thriller movie 'Road to Hell' was exciting for her and Courtney also just wrapped on her newest feature film called 'Freeloaders' from the Broken Lizard comedy team. Next she is slated to star in another action thriller film called 'Reborn' to start production in a couple of months.
Courtney Peldon, considered one of Hollywood’s hottest and talented young actresses, is quickly emerging as a sought after rising young star. She is getting set to star in a new film for director Tim Sullivan called "2002 Maniacs: Beverly Hellbillies" which will be a hilariously scary movie also starring her sister, Ashley, Robert Englund, Lin Shaye, and Tom Green. Courtney and Ashley are also going to be starring in yet another film together right after this one and we'll have all the details for you soon! Some of her other latest projects include starring in Tobe Hooper’s highly anticipated newest horror film “Mortuary,” starring in the hilarious National Lampoon production of “Adam & Eve,” and co-creating and executive producing a pilot for the Animal Planet entitled “Cinderella Pets – True Rags to Riches Stories.”
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| Courtney recently finished her recurring role on the long running, critically acclaimed FOX show “Boston Public.” During that time she also appeared on HBO’s celebrated “Entourage” as well as spending several years on the hit ABC show “Home Improvement.” Courtney was also part of the WB sitcom “Raising Dad” and NBC’s “The Mommies.” Some of her other noted works include the Farrelly Brother’s hilarious comedy “Say It Isn’t So,” which starred Heather Graham and Sally Field, Steven Spielberg’s “Little Giants,” the award winning independent films “Reality Check” and “Skinwalker,” the Lifetime television film “Little Girls in Pretty Boxes,” the HBO movie “Wild Grizzly,” NBC’s “The Promise,” “That 70s Show,” “3rd Rock from the Sun,” “The Pretender,” “Star Trek: Deep Space 9,” “Nash Bridges,” “Renegade,” “Empty Nest,” “Harry and the Hendersons,” & “Lois & Clark” to name a few.
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| Courtney is also lending her voice to two different hit animated shows, Cartoon Network’s “W.I.T.C.H.,” and Disney Channel’s “The Emperor’s New School.” She has been seen on the MTV show “Player$” talking about her love of video games and has sat down to do numerous interviews for TV’s “Extra,” “Access Hollywood,” “E!,” and “The Insider.”
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Courtney has worked in the entertainment industry most of her life, completing a starring role in the Tony Award nominated Broadway show “Meet Me In St. Louis” at the Gershwin theater by the time she was 9 years old. In fact, her first film at age 4 was “Angel Heart” with Robert De Niro and Mickey Rourke – Courtney couldn’t have asked for better training ground!
Courtney Peldon launched her professional career when she was only 3 years old, watching television and professing “I’d like to do that.” And she did just that. Some 400 commercials and countless voiceovers later, Courtney made the transition to television, films, Broadway, and off-Broadway including plays at the noted Mark Taper Forum, Odyssey Theater, and the Falcon Theater. An accomplished actress, singer, and Olympic trained gymnast, Courtney has set down firm roots in the field of entertainment.
About one year ago, Courtney started her own product line called *Charmed Jewelry* (www.starringjewelry.com) which is made from fair trade materials, purchased from fair wage countries, and can be found at Whole Foods Life Style stores, the Jennifer Kaufman boutique, and at various boutiques and stores across the country. Courtney is also a Skidmore College graduate with an admirable degree in Abnormal Psychology and she is interested in obtaining a master's degree as well. In her spare time, Courtney is busy planning her upcoming wedding to her criminal defense attorney fiancé, raising her dogs, swimming, reading, and branding herself not only as actress, but as young business woman and an education oriented role model.
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