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24 December 2009 12:59 AM, PST
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In Production2000s1990sThe Expendables (2010) (post-production)Something Wicked (2010) (post-production)Abandoned (2009) (post-production)MegaFault (2009) (TV)"King of the Hill" Across the Hall (2009)Tribute (2009Deadline (2009/I)The Ramen Girl (2008)Happy Feet (2006) (voice)The Dead Girl (2006)Love and Other Disasters (2006)The Groomsmen (2006)Neverwas (2005)Sin City (2005)Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure (2005)Little Black Book (2004)Good Boy! (2003) (voice)Uptown Girls (2003)Just Married (2003)8 Mile (2002)Something in Between (2002)Spun (2002)Riding in Cars with Boys (2001)Don't Say a Word (2001)Summer Catch (2001)Sidewalks of New York (2001)The Audition (2000)Cherry Falls (2000)Angels! (2000)Trixie (2000)Girl, Interrupted (1999)Drop Dead Gorgeous (1999)Zack and Reba (1998)Phoenix (1998)The Prophecy II (1998)Falling Sky (1998)Drive (1997)Bongwater (1997)"Clueless" Double Jeopardy (1996)Freeway
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Brittany Murphy's Acting Career: From 'Clueless' Tai To 'Sin City' Barmaid
21 December 2009 8:02 AM, PST
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Of her many roles, the late actress once said her penguin in 'Happy Feet' was most like her.
By Eric Ditzian
Brittany Murphy in "Sin City"
Photo: Dimension Films
"You're a virgin who can't drive." With that one line in "Clueless," delivered in saucy mean-girl style, Brittany Murphy entered the pop culture history books. Fourteen years later, the 32-year-old actress died after suffering an apparent full cardiac arrest on Sunday morning. But before her tragic passing, Murphy left a string of memorable performances on the big and small screen.
Murphy got her start in Hollywood with a series of guest appearances on TV shows while still in her teens. " 'Murphy Brown' was a really big deal for me. That was my second day in L.A.," she told MTV News in 2006. And it wasn't long before the actress secured the plum role of ugly duckling Tai Fraiser in "Clueless.
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Remembering Brittany Murphy
21 December 2009 8:00 AM, PST
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We were shocked and saddened when news broke that Brittany Murphy died of sudden cardiac arrest in her home yesterday morning at the age of 32. Soon after the story was confirmed, people all over the Internet began expressing their grief and fond memories of Murphy with quotes from her cult classic, Clueless: "That was way harsh, Tai."
Murphy's big screen break came in 1995 when she starred opposite Alicia Silverstone in the modern adaptation of Jane Austen's Emma. Clueless took Emma from country balls in the English countryside to city malls in Beverly Hills. Critics were skeptical about the movie's premise, but it won legions of fans, thanks in large part to Murphy's portrayal of Tai, an affable, naive west coast transplant whose one-liners obviously continue to be remembered by an entire generation. ("Cher, I don't want to do this anymore. And my buns, they don't feel nothin' like steel.
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Interview: Brittany Murphy (The Dead Girl)
21 December 2009 4:43 AM, PST
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What a strange bit of untimely news this morning. Who dies of a heart attack at age 32? Makes no sense. The above news headline isn't a case of bad taste -- I've decided to re-publish a Brittany Murphy interview we had on the site, which I had completely forgot that we had, but it serves as a reminder that the actress, known for bubbly roles as Jameson mentions in his intro below, and as of late, had some back to back films that went the direct to video route, should also be remembered for taking on some difficult, challenging indie parts as in Karen Moncrieff's film. - What a strange bit of untimely news this morning. Who dies of a heart attack at age 32? Makes no sense. The above news headline isn't a case of bad taste -- I've decided to re-publish a Brittany Murphy interview we had on the site,
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Brittany Murphy R.I.P.
21 December 2009 12:08 AM, PST
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It's our sad news to report that Brittany Murphy, the actor who had a break-out hit with Clueless and went on to star in the likes of Sin City, 8 Mile and Happy Feet, has died at the age of 32.
The story broke when Hollywood tabloid site reported that TMZ that Murphy died early Sunday morning after going into full cardiac arrest and being declared dead on arrival after being rushed to Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles.
After her breakthrough in Clueless, Murphy got attention for her role in the 2001 thriller Don't Say A Word which led to key roles in Eminem's 8 Mile and starring roles in the comedies Just Married with then-boyfriend Ashton Kutcher, Uptown Girls with Dakota Fanning and Little Black Book.
Murphy received the most critical praise for her role in the 2006 indie drama The Dead Girl, released the same year as her voice could be heard as
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Brittany Murphy (Rip)
20 December 2009 1:30 PM, PST
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When Brittany Murphy turned 32 last month I made an joke about her extended absence from the screen. "She acts 'I hope not sporadically'" It was an affectionate joke, riffing on my favorite of her many fine line readings from Clueless. I genuinely liked to see her onscreen. I never imagined that the following month she'd be dead of cardiac arrest. With talented young actresses, I always hope for the best.
The last time I saw Brittany Murphy in the movie theater she was playing the hard living title character in the female ensemble feature The Dead Girl (2006). As "Krista" entered a serial killer's car I felt an awful rising pity for her but also anger that she was such a fuck-up. It was tempting if uncharitable to feel both things about Brittany Murphy offscreen as well. I have no idea what was happening to her when her stardom began to
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Breaking News! Actress Brittany Murphy Dead At Age 32
20 December 2009 1:09 PM, PST
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Actress Brittany Murphy, who appeared in such films as 8 Mile, Girl Interrupted, The Caller and Clueless, was pronounced dead today at Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles after an ambulance was summoned to her home for a medical emergency. Some reports say that Murphy's mother found her unconscious in the shower. Murphy had been one of the actors who provided her voice to the popular animated series King of the Hill. Tragically, one of her recent films was ironically titled The Dead Girl. Police say they have opened an investigation into her death. Murphy died of cardiac arrest. She was 32 years old and married to screenwriter Simon Monjack. For more click here
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Brittany Murphy Dead At 32
20 December 2009 12:26 PM, PST
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Actress Brittany Murphy died early this morning at the age of 32 when she went into full cardiac arrest and could not be revived. At 8:00 Am a 911 call was made to the Los Angeles City Fire Department from the home of Simon Monjack, Murphy's husband. Murphy was reportedly taken to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center where she was pronounced dead on arrival.Murphy starred in such films as "Clueless," "8 Mile," "Don't Say A Word” and 'Black Book.” In 2003 she made headlines with her brief relationship with Ashton Kutcher her co-star in the comedy 'Just Married.' Murphy was also reportedly linked to rapper Eminem whom she shared the screen with in Curtis Hanson's '8 Mile'. Throughout her career she was the subject of eating disorder rumors due to photos of the starlet at varying levels of being underweight. Murphy repeatedly denied the rumors as well as reports that she had
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Brittany Murphy dead at 32
20 December 2009 11:53 AM, PST
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Brittany Murphy, an American actress known for her performances in "Clueless," "8 Mile" and "Sin City," among others, died of cardiac arrest early Sunday in Los Angeles. She was 32.
Details are sketchy at this point, but TMZ reports a 911 call was placed this morning at 8 a.m. from a home belonging to her husband. Murphy was pronounced dead upon arrival at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
The story is currently developing. Murphy was featured on "King of the Hill." She also recently starred in "The Dead Girl," "Love and Other Disasters," "Little Black Book," "Just Married" and "Uptown Girls."
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Brittany Murphy Dies At 32
20 December 2009 11:39 AM, PST
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According to sources over at TMZ.com and the New York Daily News, actress Brittany Murphy has died at the age of 32. Reports are that a 911 call was made early this morning from her husband, Simon Monjack. Murphy was taken to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and pronounced dead on arrival after going into full cardiac arrest and could not be revived.
Probably best known for her work as the made-over Tai in Amy Heckerling's Clueless, Murphy was recently replaced on the set of her latest starring vehicle, The Caller, for being a disruption and hindering production. Her replacement, Rachelle Lefevre, herself was recently replaced in the Twilight series by Bryce Dallas Howard. Murphy's rep stated "creative differences" as the reason for the split. Murphy was also written out of the upcoming Sylvester Stallone actioner, The Expendables, after being cast.
News of The Caller's exit was made light of on the Dec.
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Brittany Murphy, Stephen Moyer Spooked by 'The Caller'
18 November 2009 10:33 PM, PST
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Yup, we're still on top of our game. First (and only) announced here on Bloody Disgusting was The Caller, a new film from the company behind Wolf Creek.
While we brought you the director (Mathew Parkhill), writer (Sergio Casci) and synopsis (read below), the Hollywood Reporter has learned that Brittany Murphy (Across the Hall, Deadline, The Dead Girl), Stephen Moyer ("True Blood", Priest) and Luis Guzma have all joined the J-horror flick that begins shooting in Puerto Rico on Friday.
Penned by Sergio Casci, when troubled divorcee, Mary Kee, begins to receive mysterious phone calls from an unknown caller she quickly begins to feel haunted in her own home. When she discovers that the person is calling from the past, Mary realises that she will have to kill her in order to survive but how do you kill someone living in the past and what will happen if she fails.
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Columbia Pictures Acquires FX Guru's Screenplay 'Supermax'
8 September 2009 1:50 PM, PDT
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We got some pretty rad news for you guys this afternoon as Bloody Disgusting got the exclusive news that Sony's Columbia Pictures has acquired the original spec horror action script Supermax from actor/writers Christopher Allen Nelson (Kill Bill Vol. 2, The Dead Girl, The Tripper, Criminal Minds) and Mitch Rouse (Strangers With Candy, Employee of the Month, Reno 911).
"Supermax" takes place in a Maximum Security Prison for the Super-Natural as a skilled guard must join forces with a lethal inmate after a riot ensues in order to fight his way through various monsters and mad-men in order to survive.
The script was acquired for a reported six figures.
For those of you who don't know Chris Nelson, his background began in special FX as he's worked on over 35 movies including Return of the Living Dead II, Bordello of Blood, Nightwatch, Species II, Constantine, Sin City, among many others.
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Torino Glbt Film Festival 2009: Feature Lineup
23 April 2009 6:47 PM, PDT
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Torino Glbt Film Festival 2009: Feature Lineup
Feature Films In Competition
Rückenwind (Light Gradient) by Jan Krüger (Germany, 2009)
friday 24 april, 18.30 – saturday 25 april, 14.30
El patio de mi cárcel (My Prison Yard) by Belén Macías (Spain, 2008)
friday 24 april, 22.45 – saturday 25 april, 11.30
Gu huo (Fire in Silence) by Shen Weiwei (China, 2008)
saturday 25 april, 18 – sunday 26 april, 14.15
Leonera (Lion’s Den) by Pablo Trapero (Argentina/South Korea/Brazil, 2008)
saturday 25 april, 20 – monday 27 april, 11
Selda (The Inmate) by Ellen Ramos, Paolo Villaluna (Philippines, 2008)
saturday 25 april, 22.15 – sunday 26 april, 11
A Festa da Menina Morta (The Dead Girl’s Feast) by Matheus Nachtergaele (Brazil, 2008)
sunday 26 april, 18.15 – monday 27 april, 15.45
Serbis (Service) by Brillante [...]
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