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

Tracy Spiridakos was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba to parents of Greek descent. Spiridakos rose to fame as Charlotte Matheson (Charlie) Matheson in the NBC science-fiction series Revolution. Spiridakos is a Canadian actress born to Greek parents from Winnipeg. After she turned four she was moved by her parents to Skala. The Greek town is situated near Sparta. She is extremely pleased with her Greek roots and can speak fluent Greek. She went to Oak Park High School, Winnipeg. Spiridakos made the move out of Winnipeg into Vancouver to pursue acting. She landed her first part within a couple of weeks on Supernatural. In 2009, she was awarded her very first leading role on a television show in Majority Rules! She debuted in a major feature film, Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011), along with Donal logue and Katie Cassidy. Cecily Cecily Tracy Tracy

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