Grace Aiello Antczak is a Boston-born actress with screen credits spanning both film and television. She has appeared on "FBI" and "Law & Order," and gained further attention as Chazlyn Hellkamp in the third installment of Ryan Murphy's "American Horror Stories." Most recently, she starred as Liv Truby in Jeff Fisher's Paramount feature film "The Stranger in My Home," opposite Sophia Bush, Chris Carmack, and Amiah Miller. Her independent work has earned recognition on the festival circuit, with...
Grace Aiello Antczak is a Boston-born actress with screen credits spanning both film and television. She has appeared on "FBI" and "Law & Order," and gained further attention as Chazlyn Hellkamp in the third installment of Ryan Murphy's "American Horror Stories." Most recently, she starred as Liv Truby in Jeff Fisher's Paramount feature film "The Stranger in My Home," opposite Sophia Bush, Chris Carmack, and Amiah Miller. Her independent work has earned recognition on the festival circuit, with "Forgive Me Father," a three-time nominee at the Chicago Southland Film Festival and official selection at the Sunscreen Film Festival, "Mr. Sunyata" (official Greenpoint Film Festival selection), and "Potential Side Effects" (official Athens Film Festival selection).
Through her training with CP Casting and collaborations with Boston University students and faculty, Grace has developed a reputation for bringing grounded intensity and emotional vulnerability to high-stakes roles. Often cast as complex, sharp-edged characters who balance grit with humanity, she continues to expand her body of work across television, features, and independent film
Grace Aiello Antczak is a Boston-born actress with screen credits spanning both film and television. She has appeared on "FBI" and "Law & Order," and gained further attention as Chazlyn Hellkamp in the third installment of Ryan Murphy's "American Horror Stories." Most recently, she starred as Liv Truby in Jeff Fisher's Paramount feature film "The Stranger in My Home," opposite Sophia Bush, Chris Carmack, and Amiah Miller. Her independent work has earned recognition on the festival circuit, with "Forgive Me Father," a three-time nominee at the Chicago Southland Film Festival and official selection at the Sunscreen Film Festival, "Mr. Sunyata" (official Greenpoint Film Festival selection), and "Potential Side Effects" (official Athens Film Festival selection).
Through her training with CP Casting and collaborations with Boston University students and faculty, Grace has developed a reputation for bringing grounded intensity and emotional vulnerability to high-stakes roles. Often cast as complex, sharp-edged characters who balance grit with humanity, she continues to expand her body of work across television, features, and independent film
