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Peyser was born in Irvington, New York, and attended Irvington High School, where she starred in student musical theatre productions.She is the daughter of Marguerite (née Richards) and Peter A. Peyser, who at the time was mayor of Irvington, and later a five-term United States Congressman in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
The Girls in the Office is a 1979 American made-for-television romantic drama film starring Susan Saint James, Barbara Eden, Robyn Douglass and Penny Peyser as four young women working in the office of a new department store in Houston, Texas. The film originally premiered as the ABC Friday Night Movie on February 2, 1979. [1]
Penny Peyser (played by Ebonie Smith; 1989–1990) Laura's best friend from season one, who like Rodney, has little patience for Urkel's antics. She also had a crush on Eddie. Maxine Johnson (played by Cherie Johnson; 1990–1998) Laura's best friend and Waldo's girlfriend until Waldo's departure from the series.
Penny Peyser as Cindy Fox (Harrison's wife) Robby Kiger as Harrison Joshua "Josh" Fox III (Harrison's and Cindy's son) Lydia Lei as Allison Ling (1984–1985) Patricia Ayame Thomson as Allison Ling (1985–1986) Robert Hanley as Lt. Walker; Theodore Wilson as Ernie; Della Reese as Nurse Flood (1985–1986)
In the show's second season, Devon Scott was replaced in the role of Roberta by Penny Peyser, and Hans Conried joined the cast in the occasional recurring role of Walter's irascible father Wyatt. Towards the very end of the series run, Walter began teaching a night class in law; Michael Keaton was seen as Zeke Zacharias, one of Water's students ...
Peter A. Peyser (September 7, 1921 – October 9, 2014) was a United States representative from New York, serving from 1971 to 1977 as a Republican and from 1979 to 1983 as a Democrat. [ 1 ] Political career
Amanda Michaels (Penny Peyser, 1989–1990) Danny's ex-wife and Gary's girlfriend, who teaches Bobby and Betsy's kindergarten class and aspires to be a professional singer. Virginia "Ginny" Bullock (Betsy Palmer, 1989–1990) Valene's aunt, who comes to live with her for a while after her apparent suicide attempt.
The film was in development for seven years. It was known as No Knife for a long time, then briefly as Greenhorn before someone suggested The Frisco Kid. [4]Robert Aldrich replaced director Dick Richards during pre-production. [2]