Deborah Ann Woll

Deborah She is of Irish and German origin, was born in around 1985 in Brooklyn, New York. Deborah was enrolled in classes for dancing, acting and piano. She was a student at Packer Collegiate Institute for high school and then graduated from The USC School of Theater's BFA program. Deborah's first film role was Jessica Hamby in HBO's True Blood which is a vampire drama that is highly acclaimed. In the following years she landed roles in movies such as Mother's Day (2010), Seven Days in Utopia (2011), Someday This Pain Could Be Of Use to You (2011) and the film Catch .44 (2011) in which she starred alongside Bruce Willis and Forest Whitaker as well as Ruby Sparks (2012). Edward E.J., Woll's lover is a comedian. Scott a comic, and his family suffer from the condition known as choroideremia. It is a progressive disease that makes its victims blind. Her fame and celebrity has enabled her to promote their cause and for others suffering from the illness. As per reports that her fight against Celiac Disease was sparked by her boyfriend's courage in battling his handicap.