Missy Peregrym

Missy Peregrym, a Canadian model and actress from Canada, is most well-known for her starring roles on television series such as 'Dark Angel'. "The Chris Isaak Show"; ? Black Sash. Her most well-known work is her roles on television shows like 'Dark Angel' 'Heroes', 'The Chris Isaak Show', "Black Sash," "Reaper and, the most well-known out of all the series"Rookie Blue". She's modeled for a number of high-profile firms, including Mercedes-Benz Canada, Sprint Canada, and the Olympics. Missy's film credits include 'Stick", Backcountry, ?Something Red ? and ?Wide Awake ?. The actress did extremely well as the actor she is. Missy has an enormous heart. Missy prefers to spend time with friends and family, participating in philanthropic endeavors. She's part of an organization that is not political, committed to making low-cost, safe shoes for people in South America. Also, she was honored at the Streamy Awards as Best Actress. Missy Missy Missy

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