Who is Tracy Spiridakos from “MacGyver”? Her Bio: ex-fiancee Jon Cor, Net Worth, Family, Story, Affair

• Tracy Spiridakos is an actress from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
• She has a net worth of over $60 million
• She is of Greek descent, and grew up learning Greek fluently
• She is best known for roles in Majority Rules!, Revolution, Rise of the Planet of the Apes, and Bates Motel
• She was previously engaged to actor Jon Cor, and takes kick boxing lessons to maintain her physical fitness

Known for movies

Revolution (2012-2014)
as Charlie Matheson

Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011)
as Party Girl #2

Majority Rules! (2009-2011)
as Becky Richards

Kill for Me (2013)
as Hayley Jones

Who is Tracy Spiridakos?

Tracy Spiridakos was born on 14 February 1988, in Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada, and is an actress, best known for appearing in series such as “Majority Rules!”, and the post-apocalyptic science fiction show “Revolution” in which she played the role of Charlotte “Charlie” Matheson.

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The face Upton makes when you tell her you’re not watching the crossover tomorrow night. ?? ? by @brianluce000

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The Wealth of Tracy Spiridakos

How rich is Tracy Spiridakos? As of late-2018, sources estimate a net worth that is over $60 million, mostly earned through success in the acting industry. She also gained a significant amount of wealth thanks to the success of a family business, and as she continues her career, it is expected that her wealth will also continue to increase.

Early Life, Education, and Career Beginnings

Tracy is of Greek descent, with her parents owning a restaurant in Canada. She grew up in Winnipeg alongside two brothers, and then moved to her father’s hometown in Skala, Greece, before returning to Canada in 1992. She learned how to speak Greek fluently growing up, and was also taught a lot about her heritage. She subsequently attended Oak Park High School, where she developed an interest in acting, leading her to study at Manitoba’s Actors Training Centre.

In 2007, she moved to Vancouver to pursue a career in acting, firstly getting a small part in the series “Supernatural”. She then got more television roles, mainly small parts or minor roles in series such as “Psych”, “The L Word”, “Bionic Woman”, and “Hellcats”, before appearing in the television movie “Goblins”, released through the SyFy channel, then had a role in the web series “Mortal Kombat: Legacy”, followed by a recurring role as the werewolf Brynn McLean in “Being Human”.

Majority Rules, Revolution, and Prominence

In 2009, Spiridakos was cast in her first starring role in the series “Majority Rules!”, in which she played the 15 year-old Becky Richards. The series revolves around her character as her life is changed when she is elected as the mayor of her hometown of Mayfield. Two years later, she made her major film debut in “Rise of the Planet of the Apes,” which stars James Franco and Freida Pinto. The film acts as an origin story and a reboot of the “Planet of the Apes” series, earning critical as well as commercial success.

After filming the low budget film “Kill For Me”, she then made an appearance in the Nickelodeon movie entitled “Rags”, which is a gender-switched and modernized tale of “Cinderella”. Afterwards, she had her next big lead role in the television series “Revolution”, playing a survivalist of a dystopian future civilization set in 2027, 15 years after a worldwide permanent electrical blackout; for her performance in the first season, she won a Saturn Award for Best Actress on Television, and stayed with the show until its finale in 2014. While there was a petition to renew the show, further seasons were never produced, but a comic book series was created to wrap up the story.

A rose between two Jesses! ?? #OneChicago pic.twitter.com/bYthXJpCvC

— Chicago Fire (@NBCChicagoFire) August 31, 2018

Later Career

Tracy’s next project would be the Showtime sitcom entitled “Episodes”, in which she played the role of the daughter of Morning Randolph, played by Mircea Monroe. During this time, she also participated in the Ice Bucket Challenge to help raise awareness of the disease ALS. The following year, she had a three-episode role in the television drama “Bates Motel” as Annika Johnson. The series is a contemporary prequel to the iconic Alfred Hitchcock film “Psycho”, based on the novel of the same name.

Afterwards, she was cast in the romantic comedy film entitled “Byrd & the Bees”, starring opposite Jonathan Rhys Myers, and filmed a pilot episode of a series for CBS alongside Adam Brody, which was never picked up. In 2016, she appeared in three episodes of the series “MacGyver” which is a reboot of the series of the same name which ran during the 1980s. One of her latest projects is a role in the television series “Chicago P.D.”, playing Detective Hailey Upton – initially she had a recurring role during the fourth season, but was later promoted to a series regular.

Personal Life

For her personal life, it is known that Spiridakos was engaged to actor Jon Cor who is best known for his role of Hodge Starkweather in “Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments”. They met on the set of “The Boy She Met Online” and also worked together in “Being Human”. The two announced an engagement in 2012, but it was called off and their relationship had ended. Since she mainly does roles that deal with action sequences, she maintains her physical fitness by taking kick boxing lessons.

Quotes

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1	[on performing in the series 'Revolution'] I do kick-boxing on my own; I did about a year's worth of it. I've grown up with guys my whole life, always kind of in-the-rumble of it all. The action part and the stunt part really excite me, and it's a lot of fun.

Facts

#	Fact
1	She is the unofficial "actress" for the role of Aubree McKnight/Dixon created by Brooklynnnnn.
2	Formerly engaged to The Boy She Met Online (2010) and Being Human co-star, Jon Cor. The two got engaged December of 2012, but broke it off (date unknown).
3	Starred in two films with her ex-fiancée, Jon Cor: The Boy She Met Online (2010) and Being Human (2013).
4	Tracy Spiridakos is of Greek descent. Both her parents are Greek and after she was born they moved back in Greece, at Skala, the birthplace of her father. Tracy lived in Greece until she was 9 years old. She speaks Greek fluently.

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Movies

Actress

Title	Year	Status	Character
Byrd and the Bees	2017	pre-production	Rebecca Byrd
Chicago P.D.	2017	TV Series	Hailey Upton
MacGyver	2016-2017	TV Series	Nikki Carpenter
Recon	2016	TV Movie	Alexa
The History of Us	2015	TV Movie	Holly
Bates Motel	2015	TV Series	Annika Johnson
Revolution	2012-2014	TV Series	Charlie Matheson
Episodes	2014	TV Series	Dawn
Kill for Me	2013	Video	Hayley Jones
Rags	2012	TV Movie	Sammi
Being Human	2012	TV Series	Brynn McLean
Rise of the Planet of the Apes	2011		Party Girl #2
Mortal Kombat: Legacy	2011	TV Series	Blue
Soldiers of the Apocalypse	2011	TV Series	Forty
Majority Rules!	2009-2011	TV Series	Becky Richards
Tower Prep	2010	TV Series	Penny
Hellcats	2010	TV Series	Ella
Psych	2010	TV Series	Saralyn
The Boy She Met Online	2010		Cami Winters
Goblin	2010	TV Movie	Nikki Perkins
Web of Desire	2009	TV Movie	Megan
The L Word	2009	TV Series	Pretty Young Woman
The Secret Lives of Second Wives	2008	TV Movie	Meredith
Every Second Counts	2008	TV Movie	Girl #1
Aliens in America	2007	TV Series	Liz
Bionic Woman	2007	TV Series	Annie
Supernatural	2007	TV Series	Nurse

Thanks

Title	Year	Status	Character
A Ghost Within	2013	Short special thanks

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
Pop Culture Underground	2015	TV Series	Herself
Last Call with Carson Daly	2013	TV Series	Herself - Guest
Revolution: Cast and Creators Live at Paleyfest	2013	TV Special	Herself - Panelist
The 39th Annual People's Choice Awards	2013	TV Special	Herself
Comic Con 2012 Live	2012	TV Special	Herself
The Boys Who Came to Play	2007	TV Movie documentary	Young Lois

Awards

Nominated Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
2013	Saturn Award	Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA	Best Actress on Television	Revolution (2012)