Trivia

Graduated magna cum laude from Skidmore College with a degree in Psychology.

With her great passion for animals, Courtney has 6 dogs, 2 cats, and 5 birds.

Graduated from Skidmore College with a major degree in Abnormal Psychology and a minor in Film.

Appeared with Jonathan Taylor Thomas in Tom and Huck (1995). She later guest-starred on Home Improvement (1991) as one of the girlfriends of Thomas' character.

Was voted (2002) by the film actors guild of NEPA as the young artist that most viewers wish they dated.

Owns a jewelry company called "Charmed Jewelry".

Older sister of Ashley Peldon.

Parents are Jeffrey "Jeff" Peldon (attorney) and Wendy Peldon (college professor).

Co-starring in the comedy film, Freeloaders (2012), for the Broken Lizard comedy team, produced by Adam Duritz (Counting Crows) and also starring Jane Seymour, Dave Foley, and Adam Duritz. (February 2009)

Starring in the thriller film Road to Hell (2008), alongside Michael Paré. Shot entirely on green screen, it was due in theaters 2009. However, it saw only limited distribution at film festivals (Austin Fantastic Fest in 2008 as a work-in-progress, Pollygrind Film Festival in Summer 2012, and Buffalo Dreams Fantastic Film Festival in Fall 2013). It had a limited release (Las Vegas and Los Angeles) in Spring 2015, finally achieving general release in the US and UK in January 2017. (August 2008)

Has a recurring role on the television show Boston Public (2000) and an upcoming independent film, Skin Walker (2004). (January 2003)

Starring in the theatrical production of "Publicityville", directed by her sister, Ashley Peldon, immediately followed up with the play "2B or not 2B" directed by Joe Nussbaum to benefit the Motion Picture & Television Fund to aid non-writing members of the community who have been financially affected by the WGA strike. (January 2008)

Completed filming sci-fi thriller movie InAlienable (2007), also starring Richard Hatch and Walter Koenig. (August 2007)

Shares birthday with Ron Perlman and Jonathan Brandis.