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Alyson Hannigan
Alyson Hannigan Height 5' 6" Born March 24 1974 in Washington, District of Columbia, USA
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Alyson, born in Washington DC, began her
acting career in Atlanta at the young age of 4 in commercials sponsoring such
companies as McDonald's, Six Flags, and Oreos. She is a seasoned television
actress veteran, guest starring in "Picket Fences" (1992), "Roseanne" (1988),
"Touched by an Angel" (1994) and the "The Torkelsons" (1991) before starring in
her most notorious role yet in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997) as Willow
Rosenberg.
Now she stars in the brand new comedy "How I Met Your Mother", a hit-show, from
CBS.
Spouse
Alexis Denisof (11 October 2003 - present)
Trivia
Graduated from North Hollywood High School in 1992.
Was a clarinet player in junior high school.
Played soccer until she got an injury in her early teens.
Alyson's parents divorced when she was 2. Her mother is a real estate agent in
Atlanta, Georgia, and her father is a truck driver in Missouri.
The producers of American Pie (1999) originally wanted her to play the role of
Heather, but she wanted to play the role of Michelle because she thought it was
funnier.
Has a tattoo of tribal dolphins on her ankle, and a japanese kanji, for luck and
happiness, on her back.
She (along with actresses Tangi Miller and Holly Marie Combs) is a spokesperson
for breast cancer, and will appear in a new four page brochure (to be featured
in Vogue, Glamour, Self, Mademoiselle, and Women's Sports and Fitness) to raise
awareness about the disease. [May 2000]
She co-starred in the television series "Free Spirit" (1989). The program was
about a witch. Interestingly, she now plays a witch on the TV series, "Buffy the
Vampire Slayer" (1997).
Married to Alexis Denisof. Denisof proposed during a trip to Northern California
wine country during the 2002 holiday season. They were married in October 2003
At age 11 moved from Atlanta, Georgia, to Los Angeles
Her wedding was featured in the February 2004 issue of InStyle Magazine.
Has had two songs recorded about her: "Alyson Hannigan" by Juvenile Wreck, and
"This One Time" (named for her famous "This one time, at band camp..." quotes
from American Pie (1999)) by The Malcolm Effect.
Has worked with actor Jason Biggs four times - American Pie (1999), American Pie
2 (2001), American Wedding (2003), and Boys and Girls (2000).
She was invited to join the cast of the TV show In the Game (2005) (TV), but
begged off, citing creative differences. Hannigan was supposed to play the best
friend of the character played by Jennifer Love Hewitt, but according to a
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service interview reported January 25, 2005, she was
unhappy with the diminished, trivialized role they presented her with. She chose
to walk away from the offer.
Portrays the girlfriend of Seth Green's character in two different occasions.
First was in the movie My Stepmother Is an Alien (1988) and then later in "Buffy
the Vampire Slayer" (1997).
Irish-American
Owns a mansion in Sacramento, California.
Attended California State University in Northridge, California majored in
Psychology
Her character on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997), Willow Rosenberg, once
mentions that she wrote "Doogie Howser, M.D." (1989) fanfiction as a girl.
Hannigan went on to star in "How I Met Your Mother" (2005) with Neil Patrick
Harris, who as a boy played Doogie Howser.
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