Dawn Dunlap, the captivating brunette beauty, was born in October 1964 in Austin, Texas, commencing a film career that would regrettably be marked by brevity, spanning from the late 1970s to the mid 1980s. Her cinematic journey began at the tender age of 15, when she made her debut in the titular role of a lovely and naive, yet tantalizing ballet dancer in the sultry soft-core feature "Laura".
Notably, Dunlap left an indelible mark on the industry as the sweet space station crew member Tracy Baxter in the delightfully trashy "Alien" rip-off "Forbidden World". Furthermore, her sole mainstream movie credit was a small yet memorable role as hooker Maxine in Ron Howard's hilarious comedy "Night Shift".
However, it was her sizable co-starring part as Lana Clarkson's innocent little sister Taramis in the wildly enjoyable "Barbarian Queen" that would prove to be one of her most iconic and enduring roles. After a decade of chasing her dreams in the film industry, Dawn Dunlap bid adieu to the spotlight in 1985, only to later marry British billionaire Frank Lowe, assuming the esteemed title of "Lady Dawn Lowe".
