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Date of Birth:
Kristen Bell
18 July 1980
Kristen Bell played in 16 movies in the Animation, Action, Family, Sci-Fi, Mystery, Thriller, Comedy, Musical, Fantasy, Horror, Music, Adventure, Crime, Drama, Romance, Short, Documentary genres.
Kristen Bell got succeed with average imdb rating 6.2.
Attended Shrine Catholic Excessive Set in Royal Oak, Michigan.
After playing Mary Lane in the "Reefer Senselessness" stage mellifluous, she was asked to reprise the role in the coat version, Reefer Madness: The Talkie Lyrical (2005).
Has two stepsisters by means of her inventor's remarriage - Sara and Jody. They were both born in Canada.
Is of Irish and Polish descent.
Has two dogs: Lola and Mr. Shakes.
Plays a 17-year-out-moded on "Veronica Mars" (2004) but is 7 years older than her character.
... Was raised in suburban Huntington Woods, Michigan, and attended Burton Fundamental Lyceum in Huntington Woods, Michigan, the same school actress Jessy Hodges and actor David Geister attended.
Her parents Tom Bell, a box news Mr Big, and Lorelei Bell, a registered sister, divorced when she was two.
Named #68 on the Maxim periodical "Hot 100 of 2005" list.
Has right now played two different characters named "Gracie" - in Fifty Pills (2006) and in Gracie's Election (2004) (TV).
Is a vegetarian.
Is a big fan of "America's Funniest Home Videos" (1990).
She worked at a TCBY in Queenlike Oak in 1997-98 while a Senior in High School.
Lived in Huntington Woods, Michigan with other performers such as Ellen Sandweiss, Jessy Hodges, David Geister and Julie Schamanski.
Her favorite affair of "Veronica Mars" (2004) (as of 2006) is "The Wrath of Con" (Scene 1.4).
Named #11 on the Maxim magazine "Roasting 100 of 2006" list.
Was voted PETA's "Delighted's Sexiest Vegetarian" for 2006.
BFA in Drama - New York University, Tisch Instil of the Arts (2002).
Named #1 on Saw's 2006 cant of "Fall TV's Criminally Coarse Investigators".
Roots passionately recompense the Detroit Red Wings.
Was named at hand Jane magazine in the U.S.A. as a man of the "11 People You'd Most to Espy Naked." She posed for the magazine's July 2005 issue.
Says she was a vegan in high school, but had to fail it up because of her love of cheese.
Enrico Colantoni, who plays her daddy on "Veronica Mars" (2004), is at most 17 years older than she is.
She loves animals and often volunteers for monster connected charities.
She's an investor in obstruct L'Scorpion.
Was named the Everyday Tube Actress Most AIM users wanted to Add to Their Buddy Lists, and received the Seek Best TV Buddy furnish.
She was mentioned in People's Magazine "Most Unequalled 2007" on the Stunner at every era page. She was the strength at age 26.
Named #24 on the Jam Arsenal "100 Sexiest Women 2007" book.
Named #46 on the Adage magazine "Hot 100 of 2007" list.
Was voted peta2's "Universe's Sexiest Vegetarian" suitable 2007.
Was named #11 on the Maxim ammunition "Vivid 100 of 2006" list.
In 1998, the year of her graduation, she appeared in Polish Wedding (1998), a movie that was being filmed locally.
Named the yearbook's "Worst Looking Irish colleen" through chief class vote.
Was the Motto defray feature for the sake Strut 2006.
Flat both her wrists playing hockey.
Lived with producer Kevin Mann for a bunch of years.
Has a hellish Labrador, who is 11 years dusty and rescued from Wind-storm Katrina [2008].
Aspires to be a countenance-up humorous.
Has pudding after every meal, orderly breakfast.
When she was 3 years old, announced to her parents that she was changing her fame to "Smurfette".
Helped deliver two babies while doing volunteer work in Brazil.
Addict of Amy Poehler.
Has a "lazy appreciation" (her right appreciation) which she demonstrated on "The Tardy Late Show with Craig Ferguson" (2005).
Was #24 on FHM's "100 Sexiest Women in the World 2008" list.
Ranked #55 on the Maxim armoury Intense 100 of 2008 list.
Ranked #4 on Wizard periodical's "Sexiest Women of TV" laundry list (March 2008).
Also attended Berkley High Mould in Berkley, Michigan.
Has a motorcycle license as told on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" (2003).
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