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Dominique Dunne was born on November 23rd, 1959 in Santa Monica / California (USA) as Dominique Ellen Dunne. She was the youngest child and only daughter of three children, together with two elder brothers. Through her family, she seemed to be predestinated for a career in acting or the arts: Her father Dominick Dunne, a film producer at the ...
Dominique Ellen Dunne (ur. 23 listopada 1959 w Santa Monica, zm. 4 listopada 1982 w Los Angeles) – amerykańska aktorka, której karierę przerwała tragiczna śmierć z rąk byłego partnera. Występowała głównie w filmach i serialach telewizyjnych.
8 de abr. de 2008 · Justice. A father’s account of the trial of his daughter’s killer. By Dominick Dunne. April 8, 2008. It was the beginning of a long hot summer. I flew to Los Angeles on July 5, 1983, for an ...
Dominique Dunne nació en una familia de artistas. Hija del escritor, productor y actor Dominick Dunne, hermana menor de quien también se convertiría en actor y director (Griffin), sobrina de ...
Dominique Dunne was a beautiful and promising young actress most known for her performance as the older sister on the hit movie Poltergeist (1982). Five months after the release of the movie, with her career beginning to blossom, Dominique would be strangled to death at her West Hollywood apartment by her estranged boyfriend John Sweeney.
Dominique Dunnes grav på Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery.. Dominique Ellen Dunne, född 23 november 1959 i Santa Monica, Kalifornien, död 4 november 1982 i Los Angeles, Kalifornien, var en amerikansk skådespelare, känd bland annat för rollen som Dana Freeling i Poltergeist.Hon var dotter till journalisten och författaren Dominick Dunne och syster till skådespelaren Griffin Dunne.
Dominique Dunne, most known for her role in the film Poltergeist, was strangled to death by her ex-boyfriend, John Sweeney, on November 4, 1982. Dominick Dunne covered Sweeney's trial for Vanity Fair, and alongside the rest of his family, expressed his outrage when Sweeney was acquitted of second-degree murder in favor of voluntary manslaughter.
