Peggy Ivene
Peggy Ivene is an actress, known for Jonas (2013), Vidor (2010) and Jeffie Was Here (2010).
Peggy J. Scott
Peggy grew up outside Philadelphia, where her father was a business executive and her mother did a variety of volunteer work. She inherited a love of travel, sailing, and animals from her parents. She spent her junior year at the Institute for American Universities in Aix-en-Provence, France, studying art, philosophy, and French dramatic literature. During her time in France, she traveled throughout Europe, curious to learn more about the world and our country's place in it. She has lived on a sailboat, trekked in Peru, visited Bushman in their villages and traveled widely--visiting over five continents and forty countries throughout Asia, South America, Europe, and most recently, going on safari in Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Visiting animals in their natural habitat has been one of the highlights of her time spent in those remote areas. She has amassed an extensive collection of wildlife photography, and continues to enjoy her camera. In Zimbabwe, through her guide, she was introduced to a local village school, where she now supports the education of several children in this extremely remote area. Her numerous professional credits began with a BFA in Theatre from Ithaca College, two years with the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco, and an MFA in Classical Acting from the Shakespeare Theatre Company in Washington, DC. Early work included numerous leading roles in regional theaters and two years as a company member at the Guthrie Theatre. Performing in Four Saints in Three Acts, she spent a year with the National Theatre of the Deaf, traveling, singing and signing with the company throughout the US and Portugal. She was nominated for a Henry Award for her performance of Silda in Other Desert Cities at Theatre Aspen, has performed on and off Broadway, and now enjoys an active theatre, television and film career in New York. She makes her home on the upper west side of Manhattan and in Garrison, New York.
Peggy Jo Jacobs
Peggy Jo Jacobs is an actress, known for Rat Race (2001), Black Christmas (2006) and Redneck Rampage (1997).
Peggy Johansson
Peggy Johansson is an actress, known for The Square (2017) and Play (2011).
Peggy Joseph
Peggy Joseph is known for There's No Place Like Utopia (2014).
Peggy Lipton
She was a groovy and sexy icon of the late hippie era. To millions of TV viewers she became familiar as the reformed juvenile delinquent, turned undercover cop, Julie Barnes. With her expressive brown eyes and trademark long blonde hair, sylphlike Peggy Lipton was one third of a streetwise urban trio who - at least to baby boomers in the 60s - represented a more anti-authoritarian point of view. As a police drama with a difference, The Mod Squad (1968) was a counterculture trend-setter which addressed previously neglected (or taboo) issues such as the Vietnam War, child abuse, police brutality, racism and drugs. Along with Star Trek (1966), I Spy (1965), Mannix (1967) and Mission: Impossible (1966), it was also among the first shows to feature an interracial cast. Peggy Lipton was born into a well-to-do upper middle-class family of Russian-Jewish ancestry. Her father was a corporate lawyer, her mother an artist. Her upbringing was strict, her childhood lonely. According to her co-authored autobiography "Breathing Out", she was abused by an uncle. An introverted child of self-confessed 'morbid and gloomy' disposition, she became prone to a debilitating nervous stutter which began to disappear when she left home and struck out on her own at the age of 15. With her dad's assistance she obtained her first job as a model for the Eileen Ford agency in New York. Her mother then prompted her to take drama classes with Uta Hagen at the Herbert Berghof studio in Greenwich Village, Manhattan. At age 19, Lipton got her first gigs on TV, mostly small guest spots, albeit in popular cult shows like Bewitched (1964), The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (1962) and The Invaders (1967). She also co-starred (opposite a very young Kurt Russell) in Disney's Mosby's Marauders (1967), set during the Civil War. In between acting, Lipton enjoyed a brief, but moderately successful, singing career. Three of her singles made it to the Billboard charts. At the same time, her private life was punctuated by unhappy or abusive romantic dalliances and experimentation with drugs, including cocaine and peyote. In 1968, Lipton's career as a TV star was properly inaugurated with Mod Squad. Success led to four Emmy nominations and a Golden Globe Award in 1971. Four years into the show she was asked by an interviewer whether she was bored with her character. She replied: "Creatively I'm bored, yes, but I'm certainly not bored with the success of it, not at all. I know what I'm doing isn't 'Medea,' or even necessarily very good TV, but it's exciting to be famous". Fame might have been exciting, but there was a flipside. After five years of Mod Squad ("we were always working"), she was burnt out. Uncomfortable with attention from the press, Lipton became more and more withdrawn and insecure. Her subsequent marriage to music legend Quincy Jones (1974-1989) settled her down to raising a family but also led to a lengthy hiatus from acting. However, in 1988, somewhat rehabilitated from a miasma of personal problems, she made her screen comeback and a year later co-starred opposite Charles Bronson in the tough action thriller Kinjite: Forbidden Subjects (1989). Her most high profile role during the following years was that of Norma Jennings, proprietor of the Double R Diner, in David Lynch's bizarre supernatural drama Twin Peaks (1990) (a role she reprised in a later cinematic prequel, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992), as well as in the 2017 re-launch). Other sporadic appearances included a role as an antagonist in J.J. Abrams's spy series Alias (2001). Peggy Lipton was diagnosed with cancer in 2004. The disease eventually claimed her life on May 11 2019 at the age of 72. She left two daughters from her marriage to Quincy Jones, Rashida and Kidada, who have also become actresses.
Peggy Lord Chilton
Peggy Lord Chilton is an actress, known for The Vagrant (1992), Woman City (2008) and Too Much Sleep (1997).
Peggy Lu
Peggy Lu is an actress, known for Venom (2018), Venom: Let There Be Carnage (2021) and Kung Pow: Enter the Fist (2002).
Peggy Mahieu
Peggy Mahieu is an actress, known for Sous le soleil (1996), Une femme d'honneur (1996) and Jonas (2018).
Peggy Maley
Peggy Maley was born on June 8, 1923 in Port Carbon, Pennsylvania, USA. She was an actress, known for The Wild One (1953), Human Desire (1954) and Climax! (1954). She was married to Donald Schonbrun and Richard Eugene (Ricky) Rafeld. She died on October 1, 2007 in Hatfield, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
