Henry Woolf

Henry chose to help aspiring actors improve their craft, instead of continuing with his movie career. He was teaching acting at the University of Saskatchewan, in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada until his death. He lived there with his wife Susan and his children. He rarely talked about his movie career, but every so often, would blurt out a story or two, always amusing his students. If he was pestered enough he would mention some of the big names he had worked with and his (sometimes colorful) opinions of them. Henry ran the Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan festival every year with great success. Henry was well known locally, although many are unaware of his numerous movie credits, perhaps the most famous of them being his role as a Transylvanian in the cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) which is shown annually to fanatical crowds on Hallowe'en night.