Dawn Dunlap
Dawn Dunlap (born 1962 in Austin, Texas ) is an American fashion model and actress.
Dawn Dunlap was discovered by photographer and director David Hamilton in the late 1970s and was one of his photo models. It responded to Hamilton's clichéd idea of young, fragile, fair-skinned and snub-nosed girl. Special recognition they reached in 1979 as the lead actress in Hamilton's second feature film The Story of Laura M, in which they acted very liberally age of sixteen. Between 1982 and 1985 she appeared in four other films, including a supporting role in Ron Howard's comedy Night Shift - The morgue freaks totally out, and as one of the leading actresses in a further permissive role in Hector Oliveras adventure film Barbarian Queen. In 1985, she withdrew from the public.