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Deborah's boyfriend, EJ, and members of his family suffer from a rare eye disease that is causing them to go blind. CHOROIDEREMIA is a hereditary degenerative eye disease that attacks the peripheral vision and slowly erodes it over time until total blindness. Deborah is excited to have the opportunity to help get the word out about this terrible disease. Click on the folder above, or go to The Vault to read more about Choroideremia.
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DEBORAH ANN WOLL VAMPS IT UP ON ‘TRUE BLOOD’ – SEASON THREE
The actress talks about fangs, blood, flying rigs, her favorite scenes and baby vamp Jessica’s changing attitude By ABBIE BERNSTEIN, Contributing Writer
You won’t find the character of Jessica Hamby in Charlaine Harris’ Southern Vampire books, but ever since Bill Compton (Stephen Moyer) was forced by vampire law to make the erstwhile fundamentalist Christian teenager into a bloodsucker (to replace a fellow vamp that he’d killed), the red-haired “baby vamp” has been all over TRUE BLOOD, alternating between brattiness, bewilderment and moments of startling compassion and sweetness. Deborah Ann Woll, the actress who has brought Jessica to such memorable unlife, is at the West Hollywood studio where much of TRUE BLOOD films for a table read of an upcoming episode. Before heading out, she takes time to talk to IF about where Jessica has been and where she may be going. Read more…
I just wanted to let everybody know that I am sorry for slacking on the candid section in our gallery. It seems that the paparazzi rarely shoot Deborah out and about so photos are limited and I promise to stay up to date for now on.
ps: Luciana here. I’m just editing Christine post because the candid set pictures were deleted. E.J, Deb’s boyfriend, has confirmed that isn’t her in the pictures. Thanks Shad for the heads up!
“Twilight” actress Nikki Reed, who’s been filming “Catch .44? with “True Blood”‘s Deborah Ann Woll, is an admitted “True Blood” fanatic. When Nikki stopped by to chat with Hollywood Crush MTV about her upcoming Indie “Last Day of Summer,” they asked her if she and Woll connected over their blood bonds.
“We’re both equally fascinated by I think the passion behind the admiration for vampires,” Nikki explained. “I really love ‘True Blood’ and I envy her. I would do anything to have a guest spot on the show, hint hint,” she said with a wink.
“That’s what we talked about most,” Nikki added. “She was talking about ‘Twilight,’ and I was commenting on her show, and what we like about each other’s work, and I think that she wins.”
They then suggested they should get Nikki on the “True Blood” set to do some reconnaissance, but she revealed that she and Deborah have already planned it out:
“I’m going to visit her on the set one day, coincidentally, and be like ‘Hey Alan! Alan Ball, how are ya? … You know it could be funny because I’m in ‘Twilight,’ that could be funny?’ I don’t think they’ll go for it,” Nikki said. “[But] I’m willing to push myself.”
And the kicker, would Nikki consider playing against type and tackling the role of a shifter, were or other being?
“I think I would like to try being a werewolf,” she said.