American Actor. Woolf, who was 4 feet 4 inches tall, will best be remembered for his roles on two seasons of 'American Horror Story.' He was diagnosed with pituitary dwarfism when he was young, which caused his bones to shrink. He first appeared on television and film in 2002 and made several more appearances on shows such as 'Dexter,' 'Eagleheart,' and 'TMI Hollwoood,' before being cast in 2011's 'American Horror Story' as "Infantata," the murderous ghost of a baby-turned-Frankenstein monster by his grieving parents, and in the 2014 season, he played "Meep," a sideshow performer with a one-word vocabulary and a gift for biting the heads off live animals. On film, he was seen in 'Woggie' (2012), 'Dead Kansas' (2013), and 'Haunting Charles Manson' (2014). Woolf, who was a preschool teacher and consideed acting his side job, died several days after being hit by the side mirror of a passing vehicle while jaywalking across Hollywood Blvd.
American Actor. Woolf, who was 4 feet 4 inches tall, will best be remembered for his roles on two seasons of 'American Horror Story.' He was diagnosed with pituitary dwarfism when he was young, which caused his bones to shrink. He first appeared on television and film in 2002 and made several more appearances on shows such as 'Dexter,' 'Eagleheart,' and 'TMI Hollwoood,' before being cast in 2011's 'American Horror Story' as "Infantata," the murderous ghost of a baby-turned-Frankenstein monster by his grieving parents, and in the 2014 season, he played "Meep," a sideshow performer with a one-word vocabulary and a gift for biting the heads off live animals. On film, he was seen in 'Woggie' (2012), 'Dead Kansas' (2013), and 'Haunting Charles Manson' (2014). Woolf, who was a preschool teacher and consideed acting his side job, died several days after being hit by the side mirror of a passing vehicle while jaywalking across Hollywood Blvd.
Bio by: Louis du Mort
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