Judith Barsi

Judith Barsi was an American actress known for her roles in films such as “Jaws: The Revenge,” “All Dogs Go to Heaven,” and “The Land Before Time.” She was born on June 6, 1978, in Los Angeles, California, and tragically died at the young age of 10.

Personal and Family Life

Judith was the only child of Jozsef Barsi and Maria Agnes Virovacz, both of whom were Hungarian immigrants. She was discovered at a skating rink at age 5 and began her acting career shortly after, starring in many commercials and television shows. Despite her growing success, Judith faced a challenging home environment, especially due to her father’s alcoholism and abusive behavior, which affected her mental health.

Career Highlights

Judith Barsi’s acting career took off in the mid-1980s, allowing her to earn significant income by the age of 10. She became a sought-after child star, appearing in numerous movies and TV shows. Her best-known roles were in animated films, where she was the voice of Anne-Marie in “All Dogs Go to Heaven” and Ducky in “The Land Before Time,” showcasing her talent to a broad audience.

Death and Legacy

Judith Barsi’s life ended tragically on July 25, 1988, when she and her mother were found dead in their home, which had been set on fire. Her father’s actions led to this horrific event, shocking fans and bringing attention to child abuse issues. Judith’s legacy lives on through her films and the conversations about domestic violence that followed her untimely death.

Filmography