Missy Peregrym

Missy Peregrym was a Canadian actress that began her career as model. Her most well-known roles include Dark Angel' in a number of television shows which include The Chris Isaak Show,"Black Sash," "Reaper"?and ?RookieBlue ?, which is her most famous. The actress has modeled for a range of top-notch companies, such as Mercedes-Benz Canada, Sprint Canada, and the Olympics. Missy's filmography includes 'Stick It', 'Backcountry' "Something Red," and "Wide Awake'. For the person she is an accomplished actress, she performed great in all of her films. Missy is a big-hearted lady. She enjoys using her spare time to participate in various fundraising initiatives. The group she is part of is a non-political association that seeks to make affordable and safe footwear to South America. In addition, the Leo Awards nominated actress was additionally awarded by the Streamy Awards Best Actress. Missy Missy Missy

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