Brittany Murphy’s last known interview was December 1, 2009 in which Brittany spoke about her latest movie. Gawker posted footage of the video Wednesday on its site. There have been rumors that Brittany Murphy was a little out of it, and unstable before her death. But in the video below, Murphy looks quite stable and calm. She looks thinner then she usually does, but articulate.
Murphy jokes at the end about the interviewer’s hair, and how she would like her hair in her next life. There has been some speculation about drug use, and an eating disorder being partially to blame for Murphy’s death, but according to her autopsy report she weighed 115 pounds at the time of her death. Murphy was 5’ 5” tall, and that was within medical recommendation for a female of that height.
Brittany Murphy died Sunday morning after collapsing in her bathroom. Murphy went into cardiac arrest, was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead at the scene at 10:04 am Sunday. To read information about the autopsy report and the list of medications Murphy was taking, click here.
Brittany Murphy was at the House of Hype Gifting Suites during the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah in January 2008.
To see a slideshow of Brittany Murphy photos, click here.
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