Mario Bosco’s memoir entitled ‘From Hopeless to Hollywood: The Mario Bosco Story,’ which came out in July, details how his condition that makes him small helped him to land a Hollywood career.
He spent his childhood being bullied by his peers for his small frame and as he was shuffled from hospital to hospital he sometimes wanted to die.
But now, Mario Bosco, 42, of Brooklyn, New York is a Hollywood actor and author whose rare illness that makes him look like a 14-year-old boy is the very thing that fuels his impressive career.
Bosco’s memoir entitled ‘From Hopeless to Hollywood: The Mario Bosco Story,’ which came out in July, details how panhypopituitarism, a condition caused by damage to his pituitary gland at birth, gave him the chance to play children on TV and in movies.
‘Life is tough but tomorrow is a surprise. Your dream is your friend and you have to believe in it to make it happen,’ Bosco told Dailymail.com of overcoming adversity to fulfill his lifelong dream of becoming an actor and writer.
Read the whole article here: Hollywood actor, 42, is trapped in a 14-year-old body and loves it
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