If only she'd had access to some of the treatments available now that weren't available then. She could still have been giving great performances today.
She was more than a voice actress. She was in National Lampoons European Vacation and visits spots on TV and on an episode of after school special. I thought she was AMAZING.
R.I.P. Dana Hill. She was an awesome American voice actress. Plus, she was really cool. Just remember that her voice of Max Goof will always be better than Jeannie Elias’s.
Danna Hill was one of the greatest voice actors she voice acted little boy characters, Danna unfortunately died from a Diabetes Stroke at the age 32 in July 1996 (that's such a young age to die at)
This video only made me realize how little range she had as a voice actress. The funny thing is as a kid I never really thought about how often her voice would pop up in the cartoons I was watching. I never bothered making the connections of ' this character sounds just like this character.' Her voice just fit those roles perfectly.
Im so sad. I loved her growing up and wished I could've met her as an adult. To thank her and hug her for all the great memories she's brought me and my family. Rest well angel.
She was meant to be the voice of Nelson Muntz from The Simpsons, but for some reason she never showed up for the recording session so Nancy Cartwright voiced him instead.
Dana Lynne Goetz was born on May 6, 1964, in Encino, Los Angeles, California. She sported blond hair and a pair of green eyes. Dana was born to Sandy Hill, a homemaker, and Ted Goetz, a well-known director and producer of commercials at the time. During her years as a child, she was a master in sports including basketball, swimming, and running. In fact, she was so good, that at age 10, she was positioned third place in the national 880-yard run competition and fourth place in the mile run. A year previousley in 1973, Dana had her first appearance on TV when she was accepted to appear in a YMCA commercial with David Cowens. Her father owned the company that was shooting the commercial. Dana was assigned to spin a basketball on her finger, claiming she could. “I lied, but I learned how to do it in the next few days,” Dana recalled. However, a few weeks after reaching those high sporting acheivements, Dana started feeling dizzy while practicing on the track and collapsed on the spot. It was just a while later that she and her family got the shocking news of Dana’s diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes. As a result, she was forced to stop her sport and athletic career. Not only was Dana depressed about the promising opportunity demising, but she was often ill, and had to adapt to a sugar-free diet and daily insulin shots. “I had to start being aware of what I ate, what I'm planning to eat and take my twice-daily medication accordingly,” Dana said years later. “That's not so difficult now, but when you're 10 years old, it's tough, let me tell you.” Diabetes also affected her phicical growth and appearance, giving the impression of being a child or adolescent for the rest of her life. During her early teenage years, she found an interest in acting and decided to stick with it. Her father insisted that Dana not go for an acting career, saying that the business is too hard on kids, but she ignored him and headed toward a bright future path. One of her first jobs was appearing as a little girl scout in an episode of the TV show, “Mork and Mindy”, starring young Robbin Williams. She was fourteen at the time, and once her comedic persona left the view of camera, the audience started applauding for her short, but funny performance. From then and on, she would be cast as tweens and teens, taking advantage of her diabetes and not letting it get the best of her. She took her mother’s maiden name “Hill” as her last name to avoid nepotism if she used her father’s last name. In 1979, she made an appearance on “The Paul Williams Comedy Show” and three episodes of “The French Atlantic Affair” as Maggie Joy. Her next role in 1980 would prove to be one of the hardest roles of her career. She had to portray a schizophrenic kleptomaniac child named Michelle in the ABC television special, “What Are Friends For.” She also starred in the Disney film, “The Kids Who Knew Too Much,” and an episode of “Magnum, P.I” that same year. The next year, Dana appeared in the television special, “Fallen Angel,” portraying a twelve year old girl who was driven into posing for pornography and sexually harrassed by a mentaly sick man. She won the Young Artist Award for Best Young Actress in a Television Special for the role. Later that year, she got a major role in the television series, “The Two of Us”, for which she was nominated for yet another Young Artist Award for Best Young actress in a Television Series. During that time, 17 year old Dana was often the attention of police on the road, looking too young to drive. She was ofted embarrassed revealing her age. In 1982, Dana appeared in “Shoot the Moon”, appearing as Sherry Dunlap, a girl of a divorced father thinking of marrying another woman and starting a new family. The Washington Post said her performance was “one of the greatest adolescent performances ever filmed.” There was even talk of her being an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress! From 1982 to early 1985, Dana played multiple characters in film and shows. She got a big break in 1985 when Dana appeared alongside Chevy Chace in the highly praised, box-ofice-smash, “National Lampoon’s European Vacation,” portraying Audrey Griswold. Though it was a fun experience for twenty-one year old Dana Hill, there was one scene where Audrey dreams of consuming large amounts of sugary sweets, which was dangerous to the diabetic actress. Dana had to make sure she chewed, but not swallow any of the sweets. During this time, she participated in a game show called “Body Language” with host, Tom Kennedy. After performing in roles into 1986, her diabetes grew worse and her damaged kidneys caused her cheeks to become somewhat puffy and less childlike. Also, she started suffering from gastroparesis, which caused trouble digesting food. She stopped getting major casting roles. With another career turned upside down, it seemed hopeless for Dana at this point. Fortunately, her vocal cords barely, if not at all, changed during this time, and decided to head towards a third career, with it focused on voice acting. One of her first voice works were in the animated television series, “Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures” as Scrappy Mouse. She then went on to appear in “Dink, the Little Dinosaur,” “Rover Danagerfield,” “Rugrats,” “Darwing Duck,” and so on. Her last major film role was in 1992 as Jerry Mouse with Richard Kind as Tom in the film, “Tom and Jerry: The Movie.” However, she did gain some recognizable television show roles, such as Max Goof in “Goof Troop” and “Goof Troop Christmas,” also in 1992. Through all that, she was known for her childish, raspy voice which engaged audiences young and old. She continued to do voice acting roles, such as in “Duckman” and simple roles in TV shows, such as Disney owned shows, to add on to her successful voice acting career which spanned nearly ten years until early 1996. In 1995, Dana started experiencing some mood swings and she would often rely on her peers for confort and took anti-depressant medication. She chose not to rely on her parents. Probably because of this, she steered away from her sugar-free diet and led to her unfortunate end. Her mother said, “She did not take as good care of herself as she should have.” In the spring of 1996, she started feeling seriously unwell as her diabetes were growing even worse, being hospitalized several times. Near the end of May, Dana slipped into a diebetic coma, which effectively put an end to her voice acting career. On June 5, she suffered a paralytic stroke. Although she did wake up a few times, she could only communicate by moving and blinking her eyes. Fourty days later on July 15, 1996, Dana Hil sadly passed away at the age of 32. She may be gone, but her roles in film and television, her courage, her kindness, and legacy will live in her works and contributions forever.
If I'm not mistaken, I think he did the voice of JiJi, Kiki's cat from Kiki's Delivery Service while Kirsten Dunst did the voice of the title character.
I heard of her because of National Lampoons European Vacation. I didn't know she did cartoon shows from the 90s. However, it's still sad to see her die at a young age.
dana died of being a diabetic but she will always be loved and missed she will always be my favorite audry from the vacation frachise rip dana you had a great wonderful talent acting in front of the camera and behind the mike as well god bless dana and thank you
A lot of people I know hate the "Tom and Jerry: The Movie 1992" because they both talk, but Dana Hill's voice for Jerry was what I ALWAYS imagined his voice sounding like in my head growing up watching the original series. You have no idea how happy I was when I watched the movie for the first time on VHS in daycare and heard her voice for Jerry. She was a huge part of my childhood and it's sad to see her go
I first learned about Dana through her appearance on "Faerie Tale Theatre". I had no idea at the time that she did so much voice over work. And she sure had quite a knack for it. Such a shame she died so young. RIP, Dana.
Thanks for including Duckman. I thought you'd end up leaving it out because it was obviously never aimed toward a young audience. Dana Hill as Charles and E.G. Daily as Mambo was a winning combination, because they both have that tomboy voice :) Thanks for the upload.
Gone too soon. Loved her as the beautiful princess on Faerie Tale Theatre's "Boy Who Left Home to Find Out about the Shivers." She had tremendous range as a voice and on-camera actor.
I remember her mostly from Duckman when I watched the series again about maybe 6 years ago or so I saw the episode where they said in memory of her. It was heart breaking to say the least. There are so many voices in this world. I love this channel this content makes me relive so many nostalgic memories.
She was originally meant to do the voice of Nelson Muntz; but she couldn't make it to the recording of Bart the General, so Nancy Cartwright had to provide the voice instead.
Her general voice for voicing boy characters in cartoons wasn't too dissimilar from that of Pamela Adlon and Jeannie Elias, although the latter's is more raspy like with Bobby Hill and others.
Among all the voices she’s ever done in her lifetime, she was more committed to Rugrats with multiple character roles compared to all these other notable ones.
Makes sense, the main necessity here is not variability but a woman voicing a convincing prepubescent boy since a real one would age and loose their child voice. Women are relatively good at voicing young boys but it can be hard for them to have a range of distinctive voices for them, that’s why instead of voicing many boys in a single show, they instead voice one and then maybe a little girl too or a couple of background characters and then move on to other shows to voice over.
Wait a second one second I always thought she the pink gummy bear? always thought so when I was a kid watching my vhs of Tom and Jerry the movie she was the pink gummy bear off the of Disney gummy bears i dearly love her as max goof on Goof Troop she is so much of my childhood as she appeared on cartoons I watch thank you for uploading this it helps me remember the good times in my life😊
I loved her in The Two of Us with Mimi Kennedy and Peter Cook. What a brilliant show that was. Censors pulled it off I heard. She was ok in Vacation, but not much of a chance in that film. It was so sad when she died so very young. I always hoped she would get another staring role again in live action but fate said no.
I wonder who Dana would be voicing now if she had lived longer. She was so good with her voice that if you didn’t know it was her you’d think it was an actual boy voicing them. They were definitely her specialty! R.I.P.
Omg...........fantastic mouse! X'D I loved that cartoon my favorite! Even Darkwing duck!!!! Omg some of my favorite cartoons are voiced my Diana Hill! She rocks
Did she play the only boy on that PJ Sparkles cartoon? Nothing wrong at all with her extensive live action acting career or voicing primarily male xartoon characters, just crazy if she was voicing the only male on that show, I guess that shows her talent for making a young boy voice, and I never had any idea she portayed all those characters on soooo many shows I watched, thank you for the vid!!!
One of the best voice actresses for little boy characters. RIP.
She died of diabetes.
If only she'd had access to some of the treatments available now that weren't available then. She could still have been giving great performances today.
You calling jerry little boy
@@Bruhstuff. Well, he's little and he's male, anyway, even if he is a fully grown mouse.
@@jordanserchuk7418 She did the voice of Raggedy Dog in The Adventures of Raggedy Ann and Andy.
Poor thing had such talent. I thought these voices were by real kids! She was amazing, and legends never truly die. RIP, Dana Hill.
She was more than a voice actress. She was in National Lampoons European Vacation and visits spots on TV and on an episode of after school special. I thought she was AMAZING.
These videos are intended to show off everyone who's ever voice acted, not specifically VA's only.
What a GREAT talent.
Love her raspy voice. I miss cartoon from the 90s.
Let’s not forget she did Little Orphan Scrappy for Bakshi’s Mighty Mouse.
She was a good voice of Max from Goof Troops and Jerry from Tom and Jerry the movie.
glad i'm not the only one that thought jerry had a great voice
I love you good
Steventhe2nd makes me glad she was the only, I loved that movie. It would’ve been weird with another voice
I very agreed with you CROSSOVER ANIMATION STUDIOS buddy she had a brilliant voice of Jerry from Tom and Jerry the movie.
Yeah also agreed
Dana Hill would’ve been a really fantastic voice for Gumball Watterson had TAWOG existed during the early-mid 1990’s.
I feel like she would have been amazing as Ginger from Talking Tom and friends
Is that so?
Gumball would not have been the same in the 90's tho
I’m now the same age as she was when we lost her. She was far too young! 😢
R.I.P. Dana Hill. She was an awesome American voice actress. Plus, she was really cool. Just remember that her voice of Max Goof will always be better than Jeannie Elias’s.
Will Robinson I agree
What?! No way!
DANA HILL ALIVE!
THE NERVE OF SOME PEOPLE.
She died so young! :(
JamesTheBrony/JTB ikr? So young and pretty! 😢
JamesTheBrony/JTB
What from? The usual celebrity Drug overdose?
Star Anna Type one diabetes she died from.
Her voice was so cute as Child Sally in Sonic Satam
Danna Hill was one of the greatest voice actors she voice acted little boy characters, Danna unfortunately died from a Diabetes Stroke at the age 32 in July 1996 (that's such a young age to die at)
I can see why they wanted her to play Nelson in The Simpsons.
This video only made me realize how little range she had as a voice actress. The funny thing is as a kid I never really thought about how often her voice would pop up in the cartoons I was watching. I never bothered making the connections of ' this character sounds just like this character.' Her voice just fit those roles perfectly.
Im so sad. I loved her growing up and wished I could've met her as an adult. To thank her and hug her for all the great memories she's brought me and my family. Rest well angel.
It's amazing how she was able to sound like a kid all those years even though she was an adult
It's usually more common for a voice actress to voice younger kids because of their vocal cords.
Actually, her diabetes since age 10 affected her physical growth, and that included her vocal cords, slowing her overall growth down.
@@boxheadfan9174 damn my mom has diabetes too
Her alongside Mary Kay Bergman are two of my favorite voice actresses. I miss both of them dearly ;-;
Duckman and Goof Troop are my favorites from her roles she was in. It's so sad she passed away so young
God bless her soul, she died too young.
She was meant to be the voice of Nelson Muntz from The Simpsons, but for some reason she never showed up for the recording session so Nancy Cartwright voiced him instead.
Must've been her diabetes
“I’m Tom.”
“I’m Jerry.”
“YOU TALKED?!”
Didn't expect to see you and YOU KNOW TOM AND JERRY 😳
I had no idea she did rug rats. My childhood.
Amazing actress. Gone too soon, but certainly not forgotten. May she rest in eternal peace.
I remember her playing Jerry in the Tom and Jerry movie 1992 film, her voice fits perfect.😊
Rip Hana dill…😢
She will be missed 😢😭😢😭🕊❤️
Rest In Peace Dana Hill..You will be missed!
She was one of the voices of my childhood 😊
So sad. She was still freaking young!!!!!😭
RIP 🙏
Died so young and so soon. RIP Dana Hill.
Dana Lynne Goetz was born on May 6, 1964, in Encino, Los Angeles, California. She sported blond hair and a pair of green eyes.
Dana was born to Sandy Hill, a homemaker, and Ted Goetz, a well-known director and producer of commercials at the time. During her years as a child, she was a master in sports including basketball, swimming, and running. In fact, she was so good, that at age 10, she was positioned third place in the national 880-yard run competition and fourth place in the mile run. A year previousley in 1973, Dana had her first appearance on TV when she was accepted to appear in a YMCA commercial with David Cowens. Her father owned the company that was shooting the commercial. Dana was assigned to spin a basketball on her finger, claiming she could. “I lied, but I learned how to do it in the next few days,” Dana recalled.
However, a few weeks after reaching those high sporting acheivements, Dana started feeling dizzy while practicing on the track and collapsed on the spot. It was just a while later that she and her family got the shocking news of Dana’s diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes. As a result, she was forced to stop her sport and athletic career. Not only was Dana depressed about the promising opportunity demising, but she was often ill, and had to adapt to a sugar-free diet and daily insulin shots. “I had to start being aware of what I ate, what I'm planning to eat and take my twice-daily medication accordingly,” Dana said years later. “That's not so difficult now, but when you're 10 years old, it's tough, let me tell you.” Diabetes also affected her phicical growth and appearance, giving the impression of being a child or adolescent for the rest of her life. During her early teenage years, she found an interest in acting and decided to stick with it.
Her father insisted that Dana not go for an acting career, saying that the business is too hard on kids, but she ignored him and headed toward a bright future path. One of her first jobs was appearing as a little girl scout in an episode of the TV show, “Mork and Mindy”, starring young Robbin Williams. She was fourteen at the time, and once her comedic persona left the view of camera, the audience started applauding for her short, but funny performance. From then and on, she would be cast as tweens and teens, taking advantage of her diabetes and not letting it get the best of her. She took her mother’s maiden name “Hill” as her last name to avoid nepotism if she used her father’s last name.
In 1979, she made an appearance on “The Paul Williams Comedy Show” and three episodes of “The French Atlantic Affair” as Maggie Joy. Her next role in 1980 would prove to be one of the hardest roles of her career. She had to portray a schizophrenic kleptomaniac child named Michelle in the ABC television special, “What Are Friends For.” She also starred in the Disney film, “The Kids Who Knew Too Much,” and an episode of “Magnum, P.I” that same year. The next year, Dana appeared in the television special, “Fallen Angel,” portraying a twelve year old girl who was driven into posing for pornography and sexually harrassed by a mentaly sick man. She won the Young Artist Award for Best Young Actress in a Television Special for the role. Later that year, she got a major role in the television series, “The Two of Us”, for which she was nominated for yet another Young Artist Award for Best Young actress in a Television Series. During that time, 17 year old Dana was often the attention of police on the road, looking too young to drive. She was ofted embarrassed revealing her age.
In 1982, Dana appeared in “Shoot the Moon”, appearing as Sherry Dunlap, a girl of a divorced father thinking of marrying another woman and starting a new family. The Washington Post said her performance was “one of the greatest adolescent performances ever filmed.” There was even talk of her being an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress! From 1982 to early 1985, Dana played multiple characters in film and shows. She got a big break in 1985 when Dana appeared alongside Chevy Chace in the highly praised, box-ofice-smash, “National Lampoon’s European Vacation,” portraying Audrey Griswold. Though it was a fun experience for twenty-one year old Dana Hill, there was one scene where Audrey dreams of consuming large amounts of sugary sweets, which was dangerous to the diabetic actress. Dana had to make sure she chewed, but not swallow any of the sweets. During this time, she participated in a game show called “Body Language” with host, Tom Kennedy. After performing in roles into 1986, her diabetes grew worse and her damaged kidneys caused her cheeks to become somewhat puffy and less childlike. Also, she started suffering from gastroparesis, which caused trouble digesting food. She stopped getting major casting roles.
With another career turned upside down, it seemed hopeless for Dana at this point. Fortunately, her vocal cords barely, if not at all, changed during this time, and decided to head towards a third career, with it focused on voice acting. One of her first voice works were in the animated television series, “Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures” as Scrappy Mouse. She then went on to appear in “Dink, the Little Dinosaur,” “Rover Danagerfield,” “Rugrats,” “Darwing Duck,” and so on. Her last major film role was in 1992 as Jerry Mouse with Richard Kind as Tom in the film, “Tom and Jerry: The Movie.” However, she did gain some recognizable television show roles, such as Max Goof in “Goof Troop” and “Goof Troop Christmas,” also in 1992. Through all that, she was known for her childish, raspy voice which engaged audiences young and old. She continued to do voice acting roles, such as in “Duckman” and simple roles in TV shows, such as Disney owned shows, to add on to her successful voice acting career which spanned nearly ten years until early 1996.
In 1995, Dana started experiencing some mood swings and she would often rely on her peers for confort and took anti-depressant medication. She chose not to rely on her parents. Probably because of this, she steered away from her sugar-free diet and led to her unfortunate end. Her mother said, “She did not take as good care of herself as she should have.” In the spring of 1996, she started feeling seriously unwell as her diabetes were growing even worse, being hospitalized several times. Near the end of May, Dana slipped into a diebetic coma, which effectively put an end to her voice acting career. On June 5, she suffered a paralytic stroke. Although she did wake up a few times, she could only communicate by moving and blinking her eyes. Fourty days later on July 15, 1996, Dana Hil sadly passed away at the age of 32.
She may be gone, but her roles in film and television, her courage, her kindness, and legacy will live in her works and contributions forever.
RIP Beautiful ❤
Still waiting for Phil Hartman voice showcase
If I'm not mistaken, I think he did the voice of JiJi, Kiki's cat from Kiki's Delivery Service while Kirsten Dunst did the voice of the title character.
Chris Winkler he did!
Rest in peace Dana, you will forever live on in your work.
My favorite roles she's played are
Charles (Duckman)
Jerry (Tom & Jerry: The Movie)
I didn't have a clue who this lady was (until I did more research) But she definitely had an amazing career that's for sure! Rip
I heard of her because of National Lampoons European Vacation. I didn't know she did cartoon shows from the 90s. However, it's still sad to see her die at a young age.
dana died of being a diabetic but she will always be loved and missed she will always be my favorite audry from the vacation frachise rip dana you had a great wonderful talent acting in front of the camera and behind the mike as well god bless dana and thank you
The Rugrats characters surprised me. I had no idea she played those roles
Dana Hill got *a lot* accomplished in her short life. It's a shame that she died young. 😔
A lot of people I know hate the "Tom and Jerry: The Movie 1992" because they both talk, but Dana Hill's voice for Jerry was what I ALWAYS imagined his voice sounding like in my head growing up watching the original series. You have no idea how happy I was when I watched the movie for the first time on VHS in daycare and heard her voice for Jerry. She was a huge part of my childhood and it's sad to see her go
I first learned about Dana through her appearance on "Faerie Tale Theatre". I had no idea at the time that she did so much voice over work. And she sure had quite a knack for it. Such a shame she died so young. RIP, Dana.
Another voiceover wonder that made kids days super
05:13 I remember after she died, Pat Musick (Mae Whitman’s mother) took over as Charles on Duckman.
Thanks for including Duckman. I thought you'd end up leaving it out because it was obviously never aimed toward a young audience. Dana Hill as Charles and E.G. Daily as Mambo was a winning combination, because they both have that tomboy voice :) Thanks for the upload.
Rest in Peace, Dana!❤💖💖💖💖🌟👑👑👑👑👑👑👑
First heard about her when I didn’t know Tom and Jerry talking in their first movie
Justin Gamino I didn’t even know the tom and jerry movie1992 existed
Aries Anderson yeah and if this Chanel does Richard kind he was also Tom.
I can't believe it's already been 22 years since Dina Hill died, and I was only 5 years old when it happened.
Gone too soon. Loved her as the beautiful princess on Faerie Tale Theatre's "Boy Who Left Home to Find Out about the Shivers." She had tremendous range as a voice and on-camera actor.
Her only girl role
Dana Hill also did the voice of raggedy dog from “The Adventures of Raggedy Ann and Andy”.
OMG! Fantastic Max! I love that cartoon when I was a kid! And I forgot about it up until now. So, she voiced a lot of my childhood cartoons. Neat!
1:56 Favorite role: Josh from Rugrats
Bless her heart , such a talent. 🙏🏼🌞💜
Yes thank you!!! I've been hoping someone would make this video
Had she still been here, she would have done beautifully as a mentor.
I remember her mostly from Duckman when I watched the series again about maybe 6 years ago or so I saw the episode where they said in memory of her. It was heart breaking to say the least. There are so many voices in this world. I love this channel this content makes me relive so many nostalgic memories.
Hello!!! She also voiced Tim in Tom and Jerry Kids.
She was originally meant to do the voice of Nelson Muntz; but she couldn't make it to the recording of Bart the General, so Nancy Cartwright had to provide the voice instead.
I always knew her as the one who voiced Max from Goof Troop, which I loved. Didn't realize how much other work she did!
When cartoons were worth watching!
Just like Mary Kay Bergman, they may have had short careers, but they sure left their mark
Her general voice for voicing boy characters in cartoons wasn't too dissimilar from that of Pamela Adlon and Jeannie Elias, although the latter's is more raspy like with Bobby Hill and others.
Vegas Vacation, Goof Troop are the most memorable roles.
Among all the voices she’s ever done in her lifetime, she was more committed to Rugrats with multiple character roles compared to all these other notable ones.
Rest In Peace Dana hill
WHAT?!? I didn’t know she voiced Jerry I loved that movie as a kid
She was also pretty cute and handsome IMHO
Nearly every character sounded identical. Anyone else notice that?
Makes sense, the main necessity here is not variability but a woman voicing a convincing prepubescent boy since a real one would age and loose their child voice. Women are relatively good at voicing young boys but it can be hard for them to have a range of distinctive voices for them, that’s why instead of voicing many boys in a single show, they instead voice one and then maybe a little girl too or a couple of background characters and then move on to other shows to voice over.
Donna Hill she's the best in 90s Rest In Peace
I haven't seen any of the Rugrats clips since the late 90s and 2000-2001ish, yet I remember each character and scene like I am a kid again.
She makes some of those boys sound like they are voiced by actual boys
She was originally going to voice Nelson Muntz from The Simpsons, but the role was taken by Nancy Cartwright.
Dana should have been in the Simpsons
@@lilmissrockchick4962 if she showed up
Another awesome video as usually I can't wait to see who the next voice actor or voice actress video will be
I liked her better as Audrey in European vacation.
I have to disagree I think the girl from the first vacation movie did a better job playing Adurey.
@@steveespinola7652 I meant out of all of her performances. personally I prefer the Audrey of Christmas vacation!
So did I. She may have died when I was 2, but she was in so many movies and shows I watched growing up.
She also appeared in game shows like "Body Language" (1984-1985) and as a panelist on "To Tell the Truth" (1990-1991).
Loved her fly with the angels
5:18 So glad to see someone acknowledge What-A-Mess. Love that show!
I can totally hear Max in her voice CRAAAZY
Wait a second one second I always thought she the pink gummy bear? always thought so when I was a kid watching my vhs of Tom and Jerry the movie she was the pink gummy bear off the of Disney gummy bears i dearly love her as max goof on Goof Troop she is so much of my childhood as she appeared on cartoons I watch thank you for uploading this it helps me remember the good times in my life😊
Dana deserves a book biography.
Dana Hill is in the Magic Behind the Voices book pg.146!!
I had a crush on Dana Hill she was a beautiful woman.
Rest in peace .
I loved her in The Two of Us with Mimi Kennedy and Peter Cook. What a brilliant show that was. Censors pulled it off I heard. She was ok in Vacation, but not much of a chance in that film. It was so sad when she died so very young. I always hoped she would get another staring role again in live action but fate said no.
perfect cartoon voice
Love her voices
Loved me some Dana. So sorry she is gone....
Sheeeeesh, I didn't know she died, too. Rest In Peace, Dana Hill And Christine Cavanaugh. Both were so young
You missed one: Young Princess Sally in the two-part episode "Blast to the Past" from _Sonic Satam_ .
I wonder who Dana would be voicing now if she had lived longer. She was so good with her voice that if you didn’t know it was her you’d think it was an actual boy voicing them. They were definitely her specialty! R.I.P.
Dark wing, rugrats, gummie bears, max.. lots of those movies..I grew up listening to Dana
Much Gratitude
2:40 Holy crap, I thought that show was a fever dream! I guess it really did exist.
Wow😢...she will be missed here 😢
Love Dana Hill. She was so amazing and passed too young way too young
Agreed.
R.I.P. Dana Hill
She was awesome
3:32 Well it looks like I found the inspiration for Makini from The Lion Guard.
Omg...........fantastic mouse! X'D I loved that cartoon my favorite! Even Darkwing duck!!!! Omg some of my favorite cartoons are voiced my Diana Hill! She rocks
Wow she was good at it
She was so young, even though she was older than she looked.
RIP Max Goof; Jerry The Mouse in Tom & Jerry The Movie; Rugrats Characters & Flinstones Kids...
Teddy 2 from _Jetsons: The Movie._
I love how dana voiced jerry from Tom and jerry
2:15 is jerry's voice
Did she play the only boy on that PJ Sparkles cartoon? Nothing wrong at all with her extensive live action acting career or voicing primarily male xartoon characters, just crazy if she was voicing the only male on that show, I guess that shows her talent for making a young boy voice, and I never had any idea she portayed all those characters on soooo many shows I watched, thank you for the vid!!!
Bloody hell I had to google her, and I had the shock of my life when I recognized her picture. A brilliant movie that she act's in is Combat Academy.