Judith Barsi

Child actress known for voice roles

Judith Barsi - Performers & Entertainers born 1978
Born

1978
48 years ago

Died
Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An American child actress gained prominence through voice roles in animated films. Provided the voice for Ducky in 'The Land Before Time' and Anne-Marie in 'All Dogs Go to Heaven'. Began acting at a young age and featured in several television shows and commercials, displaying significant talent early in her career. Tragically, her life ended at a young age, raising awareness about child welfare issues.

Voiced Ducky in 'The Land Before Time'

Voiced Anne-Marie in 'All Dogs Go to Heaven'

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