Dana Wynter [SEP] sex or gender
she called herself and pronounced Donna) later enrolled at South Africa's Rhodes University as the only female student in a class of 150. She took in theatre, playing the blind girl in a school production of "Through a Glass Darkly", a role in which she said she had been "terrible". After a year of studies, she returned to Britain, abandoned her medical studies, and turned to acting.
Career.
Career British films.
Wynter began her cinema career at 21 in 1951, playing
up casting studio star Richard Egan. Because Egan was busy on "Seven Cities of Gold" filming on "Head" was pushed back to June 2.
"I wrote it for Bill Holden and Audrey Hepburn," said Dunne later. "Both were busy elsewhere. I had to make it with Richard Egan and Dana Wynter, who are just as good actors but lacked sex appeal. Making movies is a matter of making compromises."