Blonde ringlets cascade down like shavings from sheets of golden metal. The skin is so pale that it is almost translucent. Tides of blood flush and course beneath that facial complexion, making every surge in emotion fully transparent. The irresistible crowning glory is the shocking stillness of spectral blue eyes, like a pool of passion just before the pebble drops. It is impossible to overstate the facial allure of actress Suzanne Davis. Since her debut in the made-for-TV movie Generation X (1996), Davis’s deep delights have mostly been confined to the cathode box with recurring parts on The Guilt, Undressed, and Malibu, CA. Suzanne’s slender hips and soft underbelly are engaging aspects of the teen-thriller feature film Fear Runs Silent (1999).
