The late Brittany Murphy built up an impressive career that was ultimately cut short when she shockingly passed away in 2009. First appearing on television series like "Drexell's Class," "Almost Home," and "Party of Five" (via IMDb), Murphy also had a recurring role as the twins' friend Sarah on "Sister, Sister." After being featured on the family sitcom, Murphy gained serious recognition for playing Tai in the hit film "Clueless." Following that, the actor steadily continued to appear in numerous television series and movies. Some of her most notable work includes "Girl, Interrupted," "8 Mile," "Just Married," "Sin City," and "Happy Feet." Murphy's final film, "Something Wicked," was released in 2014.
According to Esquire, Murphy's death was due to pneumonia, as well as "iron deficiency anemia and multiple drug intoxication." After Murphy's passing, her husband, Simon Monjack, and mother, Sharon Murphy (who were living together at the time), gave a bizarre interview on Larry King, during which Monjack disputed the need for an autopsy for his late wife, as reported by Newsweek. In 2010, Radar Online reported that Murphy's husband had died in the couple's home from acute pneumonia and severe anemia. His death happened about five months after Murphy's passing.
In 2021, HBO Max unveiled a new two-part documentary exploring the rise and fall of the actor. Titled "What Happened, Brittany Murphy?," the documentary looks into the bizarre circumstances that surrounded Murphy's unexpected passing.
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