Keo Woolford

Actor Keo Wooolford, who starred as Detective James Chang on the CBS remake of “Hawaii Five-0” has died. He passed away on Monday, November 28th, 2016 in Oahu, Hawaii, after suffering a severe stroke. He was 49.

Woolford collapsed on the floor of his house on Friday. He died in the hospital three days later.

A native of Honolulu, he also wrote and produced the 2013 independent film “The Haumana”, which won several independent film awards. He was in the process of finishing a sequel. He also had small roles in files like “Act of Valor” and “Godzilla”. He was also a member of Hawaiian boy band “Brownskin” and starred in more than 300 performances of “The King & I”.

He is survived by his father, his brother Brian, and his sister Wendy Pasion.

To read more about Keo Woolford, here is his Wikipedia page.

 

Here is Keo Woolford’s acting reel video…

 

Photo: YouTube/k2thaeo’s channel

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