Tracy spiridakos measurements, bio, height, weight, shoe and bra size

Tracy Spiridakos has been nominated for the title of Best Actress in Television for the post-apocalyptic science-fiction show on NBC called Revolution. Spiridakos was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, to the Greek heritage of her parents. Spiridakos' parents moved their family to Skala near Sparta at the age of four. Then she returned to Canada after age nine. She is very happy with her Greek roots and can speak fluent Greek. The high school she graduated from was in Winnipeg and was in 2000. Spiridakos relocated from Winnipeg to Vancouver to pursue acting. She landed her debut role in a matter of days on Supernatural. In 2009, she was awarded her first lead role on TV with Majority Rules! She made her feature film debut in 2011 with Rise of the Planet of the Apes which she also produced the low-budget horror film, Kill For Me, with Donal Logue as well as Katie Cassidy. Cecily Cecily Tracy Tracy

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