- Auditioned for the role of Claudia on INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE, came up under the ice.
- Dominique is also active in sports like soccer, softball, swimming and track-field. And her past six summers she has been a volunteer in a State Junior Lifeguard program.
- Appeared in the Sean Mullins music video Lullaby
- She was a 15-year-old Malibu High School sophomore when she made her film debut in LOLITA (1997). She was selected after a six month search from more than 2,500 girls considered for the role.
- The stunt double for Quinn Culkin in THE GOOD SON in the scene where she came up under the ice.
- As she was under age 18 when LOLITA was filmed, an adult body double had to be used for some of the sex scenes.
- Since she was only 15 at the time of LOLITA'S (1997) filming, a pillow had to be placed between her and Jeremy Irons' lap during all their scenes together.
- Made her debut in LOLITA in 1997. She beat out over 2,500 other girls for the sensuous pre-teen desire.
- Her natural hair color is dark brown.
- Wasn't born in a hospital, but on the way to one. She was delivered in her father's Datsun along the freeway.
- Was the stunt double for Quinn Culkin in THE GOOD SON.
- Eye color: Blue
- Hobbies: Art, sculpture, creative writing
- Sports: Soccer, track athletics, swimming, softball
- Music: Chemical Brothers, The Orb
- Is a spokesperson for Peta.
- Nominated for Best Kiss at MTV Movie Awards for LOLITA (1999) - shared with Jeremy Irons
Quotes- "I do love acting, so if there was the opportunity to do a part I wanted to do, I'd put off college."
- "Since I've had time off from movies, it's made me appreciate what I love about it... I get to experience all these different walks of life without having to deal with the consequences."
- "Boys always like to see girls kiss. I don't get it; girls don't want to see boys kiss." - FHM. Sept. 2000.
- "I'm open to anything. I think everyone should enjoy every moment that they experience." - FHM. Sept. 2000.
- "Sometimes I think I might insult people by being openly flirtatious, then snatching it back." - FHM. Sept. 2000.
- On the controversy surrounding her 1997 film debut, LOLITA: "Things that bring out your emotions are what should be in theaters and in books. That's what art is. It makes you feel things."
Awards- Young Artist Awards: Best Performance in a TV Movie/Pilot/Mini-Series or Series - Leading Young Actress, LOLITA (1999)
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