Dana Hill
Dana Hill ( born May 6, 1964, Dana Lynne Goetz in Los Angeles, California, † July 15, 1996 in Burbank ) was an American actress and voice actress.
Career
Goetz began her acting career at the age of ten years. From 1978, she was regularly seen in guest appearances in television series such as Mork from Ork, Magnum and a Colt for all cases. In addition, she also worked in theater, and was awarded the 1986 Critics' Prize of the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle. Her best-known film role she played in European Vacation come as a subsidiary of Chevy Chase.
Goetz had been diagnosed with diabetes, and her health deteriorated from the mid-1980s rapidly. They therefore turned increasingly to the dubbing work and spoke roles in animated films Jetsons - The Movie and Tom and Jerry - The Movie and the television series Rugrats.
In 1996, she initially fell into a brief coma and eventually died at the age of 32 years from the consequences of their illness.