Anne-Marie

Anne-Marie is the tritagonist of All Dogs Go To Heaven. She is a human who can talk to animals. 
Voice Actors
Speaking: Judith Barsi- her actual voice in All Dogs Go To Heaven
Singing: Lana Beeson- her actual singing voice in All Dogs Go To Heaven
Trivia
* Anne-Marie is voiced by the late Judith Barsi. This was Barsi's final role before her homicidal murder on July 25, 1988. Therefore, she did not live to see the film's release, released about 18 months later. The end song in the movie 'Love Survives' is dedicated in her memory.
* Barsi's last lines were 'Goodbye Charlie, I love you' in her acting occupation.
* Lana Beeson sang in place for Barsi in 'Soon You'll Come Home' due to Barsi breaking down in tears in an attempt to sing.
* Judith has the same hairstyle as Jane from Return To Neverland (2002).
* She resembles a child version of Snow White from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) with the exception of eye color.
* Anne-Marie shares some similarities with Penny from The Rescuers:
* 1: Both are capable with communicating with animals.
* 2: Both want (and later get) a loving family.
* 3: Both are verbally abused and held captive by the main antagonist (Madame Medusa for Penny and Carface Caruthers for Anne-Marie).
* Due to Barsi's death, Anne-Marie isn't seen or even mentioned after ADGTH1. But even if Barsi had lived to see All Dogs Go To Heaven, she still would've not reprised her role, as therefore she would be 17 years old when All Dogs Go To Heaven 2 came out.
Category:Characters
Category:Humans