Missy's role as Andi in Reaper was originally intended for Nikki Reed. She eventually got the part.
Missy was a tomboy growing up. She wasn't allowed to wear white jeans because she liked to play in the dirt. She also hangs out with the guys and was very active in sports.
In 2008, she was nominated for an Leo Award in the category of "Best Lead Performance by a Female
in a Dramatic Series" for her work on the Reaper episode, Love, Bullets and Blacktop.
Missy ranked #54 on the Maxim magazine's Hot 100 of 2007 list.
Missy ranked #49 on ugo.com's "50 Hottest Women on Television List".
She made her acting debut in the year 2002 in the television series Dark Angel.
She speaks fluent English and French.
She has appeared in TV commercials for Mercedes-Benz, Sprint Canada and the Olympics.
She graduated from the Aurora College in the year 2004.
Missy is her nickname.
As of 2007, she resides in Vancouver.
Missy is a former model.
In high school, Missy played soccer, lacrosse, and field hockey.
Missy's favorite sports are soccer and snowboarding. She also coaches high school basketball.
She is 5'7" tall.
She has two sisters named Cassandra and Amanda.
She was in the music video We Run This by Missy Elliot for her movie Stick It.
Missy dated Zachary Levi from ABC's sitcom Less Than Perfect in 2004. She also dated Brandon Countee in 2005. As of 2007, she is dating Ben Roethlisberger, a quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Missy went to high school at Fleetwood Park Secondary School, Surrey, BC, Canada.
Missy: I think that when you respect yourself, and you're happy with yourself, you raise a higher standard for yourself. And when you do that you allow strong people who also believe those things into your life and it's about quality of life.
Missy: I want young women to respect themselves. I want them to eat food, for God sakes, but I want them to take care of themselves. I want to inspire athleticism within young women... for them to take care of their bodies and it all starts with how you think of yourself.
Missy: (about her experience in LA) The power of influence here is crazy, which can be a good thing, but I think it's really tough to stand up for really good things here because that's not what sells.
Missy: (on the characters in Heroes) I feel like every character on this show has the ability to do good things with their powers but also have temptations that would encourage them to use them for selfish reasons.
Missy: (on the difference between acting in film and on TV) The one thing that I love about film is that you know the story from beginning to end. There's a character development and you get to see the arc and, in television, you are waiting script by script.
Missy: I want girls to be who they are and what they have to offer and it's not based on what other people think about you.
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