Pretty, trim, and brunette, Anne Judson-Yager made her acting debut as Pam on that most deceitful of TV series, MTV’s Undressed in 1999 (where there is no nudity, pfft.). The big screen beckoned three years later, and Anne answered the call, scoring a voiceover cameo as a pre-crime public service announcer in Steven Spielberg’s big-budget Minority Report (2002) with Tom Cruise—the biggest blockbuster film credit on her acting rap sheet. The Colorado-born charmer showed up in the straight-to-video sequel Bring It On: Again(2004) as the lead role of blond-haired Whittier, which made her look awfully tempting as a cheerleader; she even takes off the little uniform to reveal even littler panties and a sports bra, but there’s no real boobage action from the 5’4” girl-next-door dishy damsel. Mostly, the alluring Anne has an acting CV riddled with multiple TV appearances, usually guest roles on primetime in series like Boomtown as Rebecca Schneider in 2002; Tracy Baxter in The Guardian and a no-name character in Threat Matrix in 2003, Sarah in Ex-Pats and a masseuse in House in 2011; and in The Orville as Carris in 2017. The comely cutie, who also appears as a blonde in several of her projects, also took parts in TV movies, showing up as Missy in Devlin Made Me Do It(2008), Mindy in Chicken Chicken (2009), and Kelly in Poetri-N-Motion (2009). And one more interesting credit: she was the host of the Ms. Exoti-Lady World Pageant in 2011. Rumor has it, she’s now a doula in Los Angeles, among other things.
