Melissa Roxburgh

Actress known for role in Manifest

Melissa Roxburgh - Performers & Entertainers born December 10th, 1992
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Born in 1992, an actress has appeared in television series and films. Gained recognition for the role of Michaela Stone in the NBC series 'Manifest', which aired from 2018 to 2021. Other notable work includes appearances in 'Supernatural' and 'The Marine 4: Moving Target'. A Canadian-American, the early career involved various guest roles and film parts before achieving a significant role that led to wider recognition.

Portrayed Michaela Stone in 'Manifest'

Appeared in 'Supernatural'

Featured in 'The Marine 4: Moving Target'

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