Hello All,
II have news. I am shutting down
this website; but have no fear, this does not mean that I am going
away. I am shifting gears, and implementing a better way to
communicate with all of you.
I have created a new public
Facebook page as Dodie Douglas, so please find and friend me
there.
Jay: JAY?! Is that really you?
You broke my heart by not returning my affection. LOL Best right
back.
Jason: Thank you for writing, and
congratulations on your book. I I am flattered that you
asked to include me in your next book. I have mede note of your
questions and email address, it will be easier to respond that
way.
James: Thank you. I have great
memories of filming that movie.
Loyce: I was very lucky to work
with him, he was wonderful. That scene is the most memorable for me
too, I will never forget the shock of that cold
water!
Jay Skowronski Aug 1st, 2015 @ 02:14 AM
Hello Dawn,
Remember me from the Wearhouse in Van Nuys? I think you had a crush on me LOL
My best to you and John.
Jay
Jason Norman Jul 29th, 2015 @ 05:23 AM
Ms. Lyn:
My name is Jason Norman, and I am a college English professor in Virginia Beach, Virginia, and the proud owner of a Master’s Degree in Professional Writing. A lifelong fan of movies and reading, I am bringing my top two interests together by working on my second book.
My first work, Welcome to our Nightmares, a piece on horror, has just been published by McFarland Publishing (http://www.mcfarlandbooks.com/book-2.php?id=978-0-7864-7986-3), and I now am working on a sequel. It will be a profile piece detailing some of the entertainment world’s most well-known performers and their roles. I’d like to help other moviegoers find out how these performers became their characters; what they did before filming started to transform into their roles (on their own and with others), making sure they were ready to be someone else, if for only a short period of time.
I’d like to add your work to my next literary project. Here are the questions I would like to ask:
1. What first made you want to get involved with acting?
2. What made you want to get involved with Devil Times Five? What about the character of Moe made her appealing to you?
3. How did you go about preparing for your role?
4. Were there any lines or scenes that were tough to do, and/or that came off especially well? What was it like, watching the film with all the special effects added?
5. Why did you go for the role as Dwana in Walking Tall? How did you prepare for that role?
6. Why did you decide to reprise the role in the sequels? Did you use different preparation techniques to become Dwana again?
You will be able to see this before it is added to the final project. Please contact me with any other questions or concerns, and I very much look forward to speaking with you!
Sincerely,
Jason Norman
James w. Smith Jul 11th, 2015 @ 02:53 AM
My age= 73.
Visited your website the last time I saw shootout. Well just saw it again, this time on youtube movies. Dawn, you know that you were a cute kid. Again, loved your performance! Have a continued blessed life.
Your fan, Jim Smith.
Loyce Jun 10th, 2015 @ 03:45 PM
I loved Shootout because of you & Gregory Peck bickering at each other in the beginning and finally ending with you both realizing that you loved each other. My favorite line of yours in the movie was when you called him a "bastard stinkpot" HAHAHA!!!
I've always liked Gregory Peck, so you're lucky for getting to work with him in a movie"!! Thanks for all the laughs I got from that movie:-)