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'', and she provided voicework for the video games '' Law & Order'' and '' True Crime: New York City'', and starred on the short-lived

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'' and voiced Trixie in the film ''

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'' and later starred in ''

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(as Arnold Jackson in ''

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(as Helen Willis in ''

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'') * Danielle Spencer (as Dee Thomas in ''

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