Deborah Ann Woll

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Biography

Popularly known as the eternally virginal vampire Jessica Hamby on HBO's True Blood, Deborah Ann Woll is definitely making a mark as one of…more

Born

2/7/1985, Park Slope, Brooklyn, New York, USA

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    • Deborah: (Advising young actors) You have to be excellent at what you do. You can't settle for just doing half the work. You have to do all of it. You have to care enough that when you get there the only questions you have are the ones that are unanswerable.

    • Deborah: (About her management team early on) My managers, when I started out, were irrationally invested in my career, and they sent me into rooms that I had no business being in without a SAG card or ever having been paid to act really ever.

    • Deborah: (On acting) I think when I thought of sacrifice for this career, I thought of the sacrifice that came with the early part, the struggling part, where you don't have any money and you're working three jobs. That I was all gung-ho for; that was sort of an exciting sacrifice. But I don't think I thought of the sacrifice that comes with success.