In a poignant continuation of its tribute series, “Historically Today” has released a second installment exploring the lives of child actors who tragically passed away at a young age. Utilizing advanced age progression techniques, the video imaginatively depicts how these stars might have looked today, serving as a heartfelt homage to their enduring legacies.

Among those remembered is Anissa Jones, born on March 11, 1958, who gained fame as Buffy Davis on the television show “Family Affair.” Her promising career was cut short when she died from drug intoxication at the age of 18. Robert Driscoll, known for his live performances with Disney, passed away at 31 in 1968 due to heart failure linked to drug abuse, highlighting the often-hidden struggles faced by child stars.

Bridget Anderson, who starred in the well-received film “Savannah Smiles,” was only 21 when she succumbed to an opioid overdose in 1997. Meanwhile, JonBenet Ramsey, a beauty queen with a bright future, became a household name following her tragic and mysterious death at just six years old in 1996, a case that remains unsolved to this day.

Lee Thompson Young, who began his career with Disney, tragically took his own life in 2013 at the age of 29 after battling bipolar disorder. Another star, Matthew Garber, known for his role in “Mary Poppins,” died at 21 from hepatitis contracted during a trip to India, while Norman Cheney, recognized as “Chubby” from “Our Gang,” passed away at 21 from myocarditis, a heart condition.

The video also honors Rob Knox, who was murdered at 18, and Scott Beckett, whose mysterious death at 38 remains unsolved. Each story serves as a reminder of the pressures faced by young actors and the fragility of life. As the series continues, it not only celebrates their contributions to entertainment but also reflects on the personal challenges they faced.