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Peggy Trentini

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Peggy Trentini
Born (1960-06-22) June 22, 1960 (age 66)
Newport Beach, California, U.S.
💼 Occupation
Actress, model
📆 Years active  1982–2002
👩 Spouse(s)(divorced)

Peggy Trentini is an American actress and model.

Trentini was born a native Californian and grew up in Newport Beach. She started modeling right out of high school when scouted by a modeling agent. She soon landed full-time accounts with such companies as JC Penney, Macy's, Frederick's of Hollywood, Clairol, Nordstrom's, Olga lingerie, Ujena swimwear, Redken, Catalina swimwear and many others. The acting bug bit at an early age. She was featured in Garry Marshall's first film "Young Doctors In Love" followed by twenty-something other films including National Lampoon's "Up the Creek", "Ghoulies V", Tales of the Crypt's "Demon Knight", "Poison", "Human Desires" and "Vampirella", just to name a few. She also did many commercials. One of the more famous was as a member of the "Swedish Bikini Team" in a series of spots put out by Old Milwaukee Beer. The popularity of the commercials led to a celebrity cover and pictorial in Playboy's January 1992 issue. She became a "Carson Art Player" on the Tonight show in the late 1980s where she acted alongside Johnny Carson for 3 years. She has made appearances in such shows as "Happy Days", "CSI", "Miami Heat", "Three's Company", "Baywatch", several episodes of "Married with Children" and many others. Peggy moved to Hollywood in 1989 and quickly became engulfed in the shrouded, celebrity inner circle. Peggy has spent over fifteen years in Hollywood, prompting her to write her memoir “Once Upon a Star” before earning her bachelor's degree and obtaining her real estate license. She now owns her own real estate company in Orange County, California, where she currently resides with her family.[1]

References

  1. "Peggy Trentini". IMDb. Retrieved March 7, 2019.

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