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Brittany Murphy Answers Your Questions

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 7, 2003– Last week, you sent us the questions you wanted us to ask Brittany Murphy, star of the upcoming movie Uptown Girls. Today, we’ve got the answers!

Q: I am looking forward to your next movie Uptown
Girls
. Do you think an adult can have close friendships with younger people? And
what is the fundamental secret for an everlasting friendship?

A: I do think adults can have close friendships with younger
people, very much so. A few of my best friends are in the single digits, age-wise.
Children are going through life and learning their life lessons with no preconditioning,
figuring it out on their own. Adults can learn a lot by watching that process.

As for a fundamental secret to lasting friendships, I’d have to say communication.

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Q: I think you are a great actress and I love
your work! The movies you are in are unbelievably good!!! My question to you
is how did you become an actor?

A: First of all, thank you. I adore my job and feel completely
blessed. I started acting at age 9 in regional theatre. I had a sleepover with
a friend in my dance school, and the next day she was going on an audition for
Really Rosie. She got me to audition as well, and I got the lead.
That’s how it started.

Q: Did you enjoy doing the movie Uptown Girls?

A: It was a ball. Most of all, I enjoyed working with Dakota [Fanning].

Q: How does this movie differ from any other movie
you have done? Do you prefer lighthearted roles or more serious dramatic ones?

A: I love to tell stories, living vicariously through other
people’s lives. Whether they’re funny or upset or having the worst
day of their lives or their best moment – I adore all of it. That is life.

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Q: Hi Brittany!!! If you could work with anyone,
who would it be and why?

A: Bob Fosse, Clara Bow, Janis Joplin and Louis Armstrong.

Q: You are my favorite actress! What is it like
doing voices for cartoons?

A: First of all, thank you very much and God bless you. Now,
as far as animation is concerned, it really is a joy, at least so far. I’ve
been doing King of the Hill for 9 years. Everyone is like family, and I love
the character I play. It’s so much fun – and so fast. With animation,
you’re able to do a film in a few days (a week, tops) instead of six months!

Q: Did you enjoy being able to act as a rock’n’roll
princess in Uptown Girls? I can’t wait to see your new movie and I hope
you had a lot of fun filming it.

A: I loved every second of it. Molly lives such a decadent,
exciting life, and she’s very social, so it was exciting to be the star
of such a social scene – it’s so opposite of what I am in real life.
It was a blast.

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Q: What is the one piece of advice you would give
anyone interested in an acting career?

A: I recommend doing theater. I wasn’t formally trained;
I think on-the-job training is the best kind, and my experience in theater was
like college. And almost every town has a local theater. See how you feel and
stop at nothing. God bless you – you can make your dreams come true!

Q: Hi, Brittany! Clueless is my all-time favorite
movie! I have seen it 100 times!!! Do you have a favorite?

A: All That Jazz.

Q: You are my favorite actress! Out of all the
roles you have played, which character do you most relate to?

A: I think Molly in Uptown Girls – so far…

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