Missy Peregrym

Missy Peregrym was a Canadian actress that began her career as model. She's best known for roles that she appeared in television series like 'Dark Angel'"Heroes," 'The Chris Isaak Show", 'Black Sash,' Reaper as well as her most well-known role, "Rookie Blue". The actress has modeled for a range of high-profile firms, including Mercedes-Benz Canada, Sprint Canada, and the Olympics. Missy is a star in a variety of movies which include 'Stick,' 'Backcountry,' 'Something Red,' and Wide Awake. Because of her personality her, the actress was excellent in all of them. Missy is a generous and caring lady. In her spare time, she is taking part in various causes of philanthropy. She is a part of an organization that is non-political and aims to provide affordable and secure shoes to South America. She is a Leo Awards nominee has also been honored with the Streamy Awards for Best Actress. Missy Missy Missy

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