Scene from Bikini Drive-In (1995)

Alternate Names: Debbie ''Dare'' Dutch, Debbie 'Dare' Dutch, Debbie Dutch, Deborah Chaplin, Deborah Chaplin, Debbie ''Dare'' Dutch, Debbie Dutch, Debra Dare, Deborah Chaplin, Debra Dare

Physical Characteristics: N/A

First Appearances:

• Deep Jaws (1976) as (as Debbie Dutch)

Most Important Roles:

• Vampira: The Movie (2006) as Herself
• Baberellas (2003) as Cybernaut Cindy
• Kill the Scream Queen (2004) as First Victim
• The Vampire Hunters Club (2001) as Rhoda Pratt
• Dinosaur Island (1994) as Cave Girl
• Hard to Die (1990) as Jackie Webster
• 976-EVIL II (1992) as Commercial Wife
• The Man Who Wasn't There (1983) as Miss Dawson
• The Haunting of Morella (1990) as Serving Girl
• Grandma (2023) as Phoebe

Career Highlights:

• Vampira: The Movie (2006)
• Baberellas (2003)
• Kill the Scream Queen (2004)
• The Vampire Hunters Club (2001)
• Dinosaur Island (1994)
• Hard to Die (1990)
• 976-EVIL II (1992)
• The Man Who Wasn't There (1983)
• The Haunting of Morella (1990)
• Grandma (2023)

Deborah Dutch started her career on Broadway before transitioning to Hollywood. Her first significant film role was in 'Bruce Lee Fights Back from the Grave' (1976), which made her a star in South Korea. She then appeared in various 'A' films and 'B' horror movies, eventually becoming known as a 'Scream Queen'.

First Appearances:

• White Palace (1990) as Hostess

Most Important Roles:

• White Palace (1990) as Hostess
• Bikini Drive-In (1995) as Sorority Sister

Career Highlights:

• White Palace (1990)
• Bikini Drive-In (1995)

"Toni Lynn, nicknamed 'Blonde Bombshell', had limited roles during her acting stint but strategically utilized her most notable assets in one of them. Following a minor part in the sensual drama White Palace (1990), she showcased more in Bikini Drive-In (1995). Toni exhibited clever marketing tactics by revealing her striking attributes at the box office to boost ticket sales. Her captivating curves and alluring screen presence in a tiny bikini might inspire late-night movie outings, or perhaps prompt a visit to a medical professional if one remains unaffected."