Diane Peterson

Diane Peterson hails from Elmwood Park, New Jersey, where her passion for performance ignited at an early age. She pursued her love for the arts and earned a Bachelor of Arts in Drama from the University of Miami. Early in her career, Diane took on the unique role of a Playboy Bunny, performing in Great Gorge, New Jersey, and later in London, England.

Her breakthrough came when she landed an acting role in the iconic television series Kojak in New York City. It was during this time that she witnessed two stuntmen executing a thrilling car chase, which inspired her to delve into the world of stunts. This pivotal moment led her to join the Eastcoast Stuntmen's Association, where she honed her skills for two years before relocating to Los Angeles.

In Los Angeles, Diane made significant strides in her career, serving as the President of the Stuntwomen's Association of Motion Pictures for seven years. Her leadership and advocacy for women in the stunt industry helped pave the way for future generations. Throughout her career, Diane has maintained her dual identity as both an actress and a stuntwoman, contributing her talents to numerous television shows and films. With a remarkable blend of acting prowess and stunt expertise, Diane Peterson continues to leave an indelible mark on the entertainment industry.