Tributes Pour In For Late 'American Horror Story' Actor Ben Woolf
Feb. 24 2015, Updated 2:19 p.m. ET
Tributes were pouring in for American Horror Story star Ben Woolf, who died at 34 Monday after he was struck by a car last week in Los Angeles.
The actor, who was 4-foot-4, passed away from a stroke, with his family by his side at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center after he was struck by the side mirror of a passing SUV Thursday, his rep Zack Teperman said. Co-stars including Sarah Paulson, Naomi Grossman and Michael Chiklis all took to Twitter to pay homage to the late actor.
Other Hollywood personalities, such as the show's co-creator Ryan Murphy and Finding Carter's Caleb Ruminer expressed their admiration for Woolf. Watch the video on RadarOnline.com
FX, which airs American Horror Story, issued a statement calling Woolf “a tremendous professional and an incredibly kind person” who was “beloved by the American Horror Story family.”
According to authorities, Woolf was hit by a car while crossing the road at the intersection of Hollywood Boulevard and Gramercy Place. The driver in the incident was not charged.
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Woolf, who was originally from Fairfield, Iowa, had pituitary dwarfism. He gave up his job as a preschool teacher to become a full-time actor five years ago.
