Wrongly accused facialist accuses Elizabeth Banks, studio IFC Films of ripping off her life story

A woman tells Page Six that “Hunger Games” star Elizabeth Banks and a Hollywood movie studio have ripped off her life story — and may be putting her in grave danger by doing so. Now she says she plans to sue.

Beverly Hills “facialist to the stars,” Dawn DaLuise, was arrested in 2014 on suspicion of ordering a hit against a rival beauty guru and spent ten months in prison before being found not guilty of the charges.

She has previously claimed in court papers that two alleged stalkers — “Bling Ring’ leader Nick Prugo and Edward Feinstein — set her up for the arrest.

But on Wednesday DaLuise was stunned to see a trailer for “Skincare” — a drama that DaLuise says is clearly based on her story — with Banks starring as Hope Goldman, a Beverly Hills facialist who is plunged into a deadly ordeal involving a rival beauty guru. It was the first she’d heard of the flick.

DaLuise tells us that she has been working with a production company to sell the story for some time, and was on the way to signing a deal with Netflix for a documentary, and she fears the Banks movie may scupper the project.

“It could rob me of my ability to tell my own story,” she told us.

But her bigger fear is how “Skincare” may affect her life. Prugo and Feinstein pleaded guilty to stalking her and her two daughters, but never did jail time. And DaLuise says that she has felt safest when she’s been able to use the media to “expose” them.

“The media are my minder and my bodyguard,” DaLuise said, adding that — while she would use her own project to cast a light on the duo’s alleged activities — it’s not clear from the trailer that “Skincare” will name Prugo and Feinstein or even explain their role in the case.

DaLuise says that since the trailer appeared, she’s been talking to lawyers about her options for going after the filmmakers.

Reps for the studio, IFC Films, and Banks didn’t get back to us.