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A chronicle of Brittany Murphy's rise to fame in the 1990s, her struggles with self-esteem, and her tragic early death.A chronicle of Brittany Murphy's rise to fame in the 1990s, her struggles with self-esteem, and her tragic early death.A chronicle of Brittany Murphy's rise to fame in the 1990s, her struggles with self-esteem, and her tragic early death.
Chloë Crampton
- Morgan
- (as Chloe Crampton)
Dan J. Johnson
- 30-Something Man
- (as Dan Johnson)
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Did you know
- TriviaIt is seen in the movie that Brittany was fired and replaced in the 2011 sequel to Happy Feet (2006). That was first revealed in a Hollywood Reporter article of the same year.
- GoofsClueless (1995) is shown being shot on a studio soundstage, in actuality the film was shot entirely in practical locations.
- Crazy creditsAfter Murphy is taken away in the ambulance at the end of the film, an explanation of her fate is given. Immediately after this, the film flashes back in time very briefly, showing a young Murphy posing for a photographer during the making of Clueless (1995). As soon as this quick moment has been revisited, the credits roll.
- ConnectionsReferences Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971)
- SoundtracksStep by Step
Written by Maurice Starr
Performed by New Kids on the Block
Courtesy of Columbia Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Published by EMI April Music, Inc.
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Finally, a Lifetime Original Movie achieves Ed Wood-Tommy Wiseau levels of awfulness. The Brittany Murphy Story isn't merely offensive to Ms Murphy's fans, or to lovers of good biopics; it's awful on any level you can name. This movie features production values lower than you'll find in most home movies, and dialogue pulled from a Victorian melodrama (example, the line "broken hearts strewn on both sides of the Atlantic" -- really!).
Amanda Fuller looks and sounds nothing like Ms Murphy, but that didn't stop the producers from casting her. Sherilyn Fenn answers the obscure question "what happened to the hot girl from Twin Peaks" with a firm "Believe me, you don't want to know." The Simon Monjack character vacillates between deserving a halo, and deserving a long stretch in Leavenworth.
I can't remember having more joy watching a DVD, but then again, I have a strong streak of masochism.
Amanda Fuller looks and sounds nothing like Ms Murphy, but that didn't stop the producers from casting her. Sherilyn Fenn answers the obscure question "what happened to the hot girl from Twin Peaks" with a firm "Believe me, you don't want to know." The Simon Monjack character vacillates between deserving a halo, and deserving a long stretch in Leavenworth.
I can't remember having more joy watching a DVD, but then again, I have a strong streak of masochism.
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