The Daughter in "Vacation": 'Memba Her?!
Dana Barron is best known for playing Audrey Griswold in the 1983 film "National Lampoon's Vacation." Guess what she looks like now!
Beauty
2/11/2009 3:30 PM PST BY TMZ STAFF
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Are you sure this is the correct peron?? She looks lovely but I thought that actress died of kidney disease.
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I agree with sela. Wasn't she iincluded in the TMZ gallery "Died too Young" or something like that?
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O.K. you douchbags. Dana Hill was Audrey Griswald, and she did indeed pass away. Hire an editor TMZ
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Hey Hard...It's called Wikipedia...check it out. Everyone knows that there werelike 3 Audrey's. This chick, Dana and Juliette Lewis.
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Dana died from a rare disease that had to do with her inability to grow. I believe that it was a bone disease.
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I beleive Dana had and died from Diabetes, which she had as a child also, which stunted her growth.
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Dana HILL played Audrey Griswold in National Lampoon's European Vacation. She suffered from diabetes which stunted her growth and caused major diabetic complications as well as a stroke which caused her death on July 15, 1996. Hill was 32 years old.
THIS IS DANA BARRON. SHE IS ALIVE AND WELL.
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I think that picture might be from the wrong movie. Thus the confusion. The picture show looks like it has Dana Hill, Either that or IMDB has the wrong Dana listed for the wrong movie.
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The picture being shown by TMZ, with Anthony Michael Hall, is definitely from "NL Vacation", the first in the trilogy. AMH did not appear in any of the other movies.
Dana Barron played Audrey in Vacation, Dana Hill played Audrey in European Vacation, and Marisol Nichols played Audrey in Vegas Vacation.
Source: IMBD.com, much better than the WiKi
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