Thank you for the quick response. After I started to browse the over 100 posts on this thread, I see that you already answered my questions about the other performances.

I have seen pics of Eddie Nash and Eric did look like him. I also read that Eddie’s wardrobe when he was at home was basically his speedos and maybe a robe. I had wondered about that too in the film.

I have to hand it to Nash. The guy managed to stay one step of the law, and last I read he is still alive and living in LA.

You are definitely a survivor Dawn. Being a 15 year old girl suddenly emersed in a world of drugs, attracting the attention of a ‘famous’ porn star more than twice your age who took advantage of you and abused you in ways that he should have been in jail for, being connected to a gruesome muder in Hollywood, you not only made it through, you seem to have really evolved into a well rounded, wise woman.

And you look great!

There are questions I have, but I havent read your book YET, but I see it’s on Amazon and I will be ordering it this week, so I will wait until after I’ve read it.

One thing I found, I saw a picture of you with Denise Brown at a get together for the Nicole Brown Simpson Foundation, but the story underneath was filled with errors.

“The Wonderland Avenue murders took place in July 1981 at Holmes’ house in Los Angeles. Schiller came home to find Holmes’ alone with four bodies that had been bludgeoned to death.”

It’s odd that this kind of thing still happens. The article goes on to talk about the dynamics of your relationship with Sharon, and some of the details of your life after the murders, but the above paragraph makes me doubt the entire article.

I wont ask about anything because you’ve probably answered it in the book or on line, but in case you are interested, here is the link to the article, and any comments you want to add would truly be welcomed.

http://www.lifeinthemidwest.com/dawn_schiller.htm

Take care

Mark

I think Eric did a great job, especially in the looks department. I hope you do post some more. I will try my best to respond. Thanks, Dawn

Just came across your site and I’ve really enjoyed the small bit I’ve read so far. I reserve the right to ask you question or two later since I will be spending more time here.

I love Wonderland. I love the pace of the film, the way the story unfold through the different eyes, and I really liked most of the performances. Plus I LOVED the music in the film.

I also had done a lot of researching the true story over the years and I was really relieved that the film stayed true to the real story. Or at least the real versions that were told by the survivors.

I have lived in Hollywood for years, and I loved the LA feel of the film.

One question. I wasnt so convinced of Eric Bogosian playing Nash.

Did he do an accurate portrayol of the real Nash?

What did you think of the other performances in the film, and how they matched up with the real people?

I read where you talked about John’s wife, and from that description it seems that Lisa Kudrow nailed it. And I think she almost stole the film, she was that good.

Thank you in advance, and congrats on the years of sobriety!

Mark