Ashley Peldon

Ashley Peldon (born April 2, 1984) is an American actress, starting as a child actress, transitioning to adult roles, then primarily voice acting after 2008.

She has many credits for screams provided for sound effects.

Peldon and her sister Courtney began their careers as child actors.

In 1988, Ashley Peldon was cast as Marah Lewis, daughter of Joshua and Reva Lewis on the daytime soap opera Guiding Light.

Peldon received a Daytime Emmy Award nomination for her third year on the show.

She went on to appear in motion pictures such as The Lemon Sisters, Stella, Deceived, Drop Dead Fred, Arthur Miller's The Crucible, Ghost World and other films.

For two years Peldon appeared on the NBC television series The Mommies, ABC television series Home Improvement and has had recurring roles on such television series as That 70s Show and The Pretender.

Peldon starred as "spoiled actress Amy King" in MTV's comedy series Connected.

She was nominated in 1991 for a Daytime Emmy at the Daytime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Younger Actress in a Drama Series for The Guiding Light (1952).

She is a multiple and a six and three years consecutive nominee and award winner of a Young Artist Award at the Young Artist Awards:

In January 2007, Peldon graduated from Skidmore College in New York with a bachelor's degree in Child Psychology and Film.

Her interest in child psychology originated from her dramatic role as a sexually abused child in CBS' Child of Rage when she was 7 years old.

In February 2008, Peldon directed an Allan Heinberg play for TV Takes the Stage.

The play starred Bonnie Somerville and Melissa Sagemiller.

Peldon earned her master's degree in clinical psychology.

Peldon married her husband Steve Hurdle in 2010 and they have two daughters.

In 2014, she was pursuing a PhD in depth psychology.