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Date of Birth
23 September 1981, Honolulu, Hawaii

Birth Name
Misti Dawn Warren

Height
5' 3" (1.60 m)

Mini Biography

Misti was student body president of the prestigious all girls school, Marlborough, in Los Angeles, California. She graduated in 1999, then headed to New York where she studied creative writing at Sarah Lawrence College. She graduated with a BA in May of 2003.

IMDb Mini Biography By: Garrison

Mini Biography

Misti Traya wasted a perfectly good liberal arts education from Sarah Lawrence College and became an actress when she discovered that working on a movie set fetching coffee and making copies wasn't going to keep her in shoes. Last January, she crossed over from behind the camera and stayed there for six episodes of "Joan of Arcadia," another half-dozen of the upcoming Showtime series "Huff," and is now pleased and flabbergasted to find herself under the tutelage and portraying the daughter of Fran Drescher on Jamie Kennedy's "Shacking Up."

Born in Hawaii, raised in Los Angeles, and a realist at heart, she knows if all fails she makes a mean latte and can collate like a demon.

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Trivia

Her parents are actress Kiersten Warren and (stepfather) screenwriter Jonathan Lemkin.

Misti was a competitive figure skater.

She has two dogs: a Maltese named Bailey Jane and an orange sable Pomeranian named Snacks.

She speaks French.

She is the grand-daughter of once-upon-a-time Southern Baptist missionaries.

Once for school credit, Misti and one of her friends started an online literary magazine called "The Pretentious Dilettante." It was composed mostly of satirical essays that exploit friction between high and low culture, ranging in issues from the pretentions of the former to the deficiency of the latter and much else in between. "Pretentious Dilettante" delved in comical fashion into the inanity of celebrity and played with the idea of how its cult infiltrates even the most serious minded.


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