In 1989, Playboy Magazine featured
Dawn in a pictorial (of which this is only a detail), naming her "Queen
of the B's."
Caption: "Dawn Wildsmith
has appeared in more feature films -- including the immortal Surf Nazis
Must Die -- in four years than any other actress."
Variety
Magazine
in 1988 voted Dawn
"Most Working Actress"
Of "Warlords," Variety said, "...tough babe Danny [is] one of her best, earthiest roles to date. ...Main fun is watching Wildsmith's antics as she makes the most of [the writer's] putdowns."
Of "Phantom Empire," Variety said, "Wildsnith is in particularly good humor, cracking sarcastic jokes in a tough-girl role."
When "Surf Nazi's Must Die"
was premiered at Cannes '87,
Dawn was voted the
"Guilty Pleasure" of the
Film Festival.
