Missy Peregrym

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Biography

Missy was born in Montreal, Quebec. Missy has lived most of her life in Surrey, B.C. with her father, a minister, her mother and…more

Born

6/16/1982, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Birth Name

Melissa Peregrym

Gender

Female
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  • Trivia

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    • 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.
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    • 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.
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