纪录片自媒体解说素材-新闻动态参考-导演辛西娅·希尔（Cynthia Hill）再次看一下布列塔尼·墨菲（Brittany Murphy）的生与死/Director Cynthia Hill Takes a Second Look at Brittany Murphy’s Life and Death
https://cdn.6867.top:6867/A1A/hddoc/news/2022/07/0504/2738o3lbxhl14xb.jpg导演辛西娅·希尔（Cynthia Hill）再次看一下布列塔尼·墨菲（Brittany Murphy）的生与死
Director Cynthia Hill Takes a Second Look at Brittany Murphy’s Life and Death
布列塔尼·墨菲（Brittany Murphy）去世十多年后，导演辛西娅·希尔（Cynthia Hill）希望让演员有机会“成为她的去世以外的事物”。像布兰妮·斯皮尔斯（Britney Spears）和布列塔尼·墨菲（Brittany Murphy）一样，被好莱坞受害，八卦行业也一样，”希尔告诉《综艺》。 “必须回顾一下我们在所有这些方面的角色，这是给这些女人一个回收声音的机会。”与Blumhouse电视和金字塔制作合作，Hill在去年度过了一年，创建了有关情况的两部分纪录片这导致墨菲（Murphy）于2009年12月20日去世，享年32岁。“发生了什么事，布列塔尼·墨菲（Brittany Murphy）？” 10月14日，HBO Max的BOWS。该系列节目以墨菲的母亲莎朗·墨菲（Sharon Murphy）的情感911电话开头，宣布她的女儿没有反应迟钝。在接下来的四个小时中，希尔及时向前往前走，画一张墨菲最小的岁月的照片这是新泽西州的一个有抱负的演员，她在“无知”和成名的“无知”中重大突破。 “发生的事情”还涵盖了她与丈夫西蒙·蒙杰克（Simon Monjack）的关系，以及这如何影响她的个人生活和职业生涯。这些纪录片还深入了解了蒙杰克的过去，包括前浪漫主义伙伴，并探索了他与沙龙·墨菲的关系。墨菲的故事吸引了一个听众，尤其是一个活跃在社交媒体上的观众的故事很明显：她是一位才华横溢的演员。她的巅峰。因为她的死亡是如此出乎意料，最终被裁定是由于看似容易治疗的东西（肺炎，贫血和毒品中毒的结合）引起的，球迷和互联网侦探哭了起来。墨菲（Murphy）仅几个月后，蒙杰克（Monjack）死于肺炎和贫血时，这些哭声转向了阴谋论。今天，许多人仍然在YouTube上猖ramp。所有这些都融入了呼吁希尔（Hill）接管布列塔尼·墨菲（Brittany Murphy）的故事。 “人们不能放手。人们是这样对它着迷，包括我。我确实认为这对我们现在的位置有很多说明。” ，以及报道墨菲（Murphy）的生与死的记者，希尔（Hill）包括纪录片中YouTuber的剪辑。Hill希望纪录片能够探索墨菲（Murphy）的才华，也希望她的开放精神和信任自然，她相信这最终使蒙杰克（Monjack可以说，一旦他在那里，可以说他能够控制自己的生活。会明白这一点，所以她必须告诉布列塔尼：“你没有扮演角色，所以就这样做了。”布列塔尼总是会说：'哦，她是如此完美地扮演这个角色。哦，天哪，太好了。我很高兴或者。’当我们大多数人可能会首先考虑自己时，我们大多数人都会想到自己。希尔说。这部纪录片称，蒙杰克（Monjack）对她的身体以及她认为一位领导女士必须看起来的不安全感喂养了她的不安全感，这导致了有关整容手术，厌食和滥用药物的传闻。它还讲述了那些与她合作但无法直接接触她的人的故事，而必须通过他做所有事情。他可以进来摘下她，使她免于混乱。因此，他让她确信自己在她身边做对了，而且他是她的救主，实际上恰恰相反。”希尔说。 “在最后一份工作（'呼叫者'，她被解雇的呼叫者）中，我仍然没有得到很清楚的照片，但我认为，他是在与那部电影中的某人发生争执。他只是使她不可能工作。她已经是StRugging，他只是让她不可能。她不知道。女孩”- 在她的传记中打断了要点。“我们没有对她进行采访。当您开始查看档案时，我们会有EPK，红地毯，而且这些都不是亲密的或个人的。”希尔说。 “我们的团队开始看这些电影，很有趣的是，看到她的电影角色如何，有些凄美的时刻有相似之处，试图以这种方式发出声音并让她让她的声音确实很有意义有片刻为自己说话。我不知道这是否真的是她的感受，但这确实给了我们至少可以与之合作的东西。家庭。希尔说沙龙·墨菲（Sharon Murphy）是我的采访中的第一人称“想要”清单”，但尽管试图通过电话，信件和私人调查员与她联系，以确保她收到我们的来信，”沙龙·墨菲（Sharon Murphy）“从未正式回应我们。”希尔（Hill）从其他人那里得到了确认。感谢他们愿意参加。”希尔说。 “我认为更好地了解他并尝试更多地打开他是有意义的。”尽管这个项目以真正的犯罪文档而来到希尔，但她不希望观众只能通过那个看待它来看待它镜头。“第一件事是，如果您相信科学，您必须相信她的尸检，”她说。 “我认为[西蒙]没有被谋杀 - 我在周围扔空气报价 - 布列塔尼。但是我确实认为他有很多响应由于他没有做的事情，她的灭亡和死亡的能力。另外，我认为，从与其他人隔离的所有孤立之中，就像这场完美的风暴。”“绝对是一个警告性的故事，如果您在他们的生活中看到某个地方，那就是这种力量和控制状况。有人进来 - 这与一般的好莱坞并没有什么区别 - 但是您有这个人进来，并从字面上把她带离了所有人，”她继续说道。“您认为会有时间，您认为她会有机会卷土重来 - 因为这种关系结束了她要醒来的地方，她会看到他是这个人，而且她是要摆脱困境。而且我认为最接近她的人 - 有些人在镜头前，有些不在该文档中的镜头 - 仍然[]对不做更多帮助的人感到非常遗憾，但您只是不知道该如何帮助。”
More than a decade after Brittany Murphy died, director Cynthia Hill wants to give the actor a chance to "be something other than her death."
"We're doing a lot of looking back to reevaluate missteps and to be able to talk about people like Britney Spears and Brittany Murphy, who have been victimized by Hollywood, by the gossip industry," Hill tells Variety. "Having to look back at what our role is in all of that giving these women an opportunity to reclaim their voices."
Working with Blumhouse Television and Pyramid Productions, Hill spent the last year creating a two-part docuseries about the circumstances that led to Murphy's death on Dec. 20, 2009, at age 32. "What Happened, Brittany Murphy?" bows Oct. 14 on HBO Max.
The series opens with the emotional 911 call from Murphy's mother, Sharon Murphy, declaring that her daughter is unresponsive. Over the next four hours, Hill goes backward and forward in time to paint a picture of Murphy from her youngest years as an aspiring actor in New Jersey to her big break in "Clueless" and her rise to fame. "What Happened" also covers her relationship with husband Simon Monjack and how that affected both her personal life and her career. The docuseries also dives into Monjack's past, including a former romantic partner, and explores his relationship with Sharon Murphy.
The appeal of Murphy's story for an audience member, especially one active on social media, is obvious: She was a talented actor struck down in her prime. Because her death was so unexpected, and in the end ruled to be caused by something seemingly easily treatable (a combination of pneumonia, anemia and drug intoxication), fans and internet sleuths cried foul play. When Monjack died of pneumonia and anemia just months after Murphy, those cries turned to conspiracy theories. Many still run rampant on YouTube today.
All of that fed into the appeal for Hill to taking on Brittany Murphy's story. "People cannot let this go. People are so fascinated by it, including me. I do think that it says a lot about where we are right now," she says.
In addition to featuring interviews with Murphy's friends and collaborators, such as "Clueless" director Amy Heckering and "King of the Hill" co-star Kathy Najimy, and journalists who reported on Murphy's life and death, Hill includes clips from YouTubers in the docuseries.
Hill wanted the docuseries to explore Murphy's talent, but also her open spirit and trusting nature, which she believes ultimately allowed Monjack into her life in the first place and arguably allowed him to control her life once he was there.
"One of her former managers told me that she'd never met anyone like her and that they would go on auditions and it would be a role she really wanted and someone else would get it, and so she would have to tell Brittany, 'You didn't get the role, so and so got it.' And Brittany would always say, 'Oh, she's so perfect for that role. Oh my gosh, that's so great; I'm so happy for her.' When most of us, I think probably any of us, would think about ourselves first. And she just didn't," Hill says.
The documentary alleges that Monjack fed her insecurities about her body and what she thought a leading lady had to look like, leading to rumors about plastic surgery, anorexia and drug abuse. It also recounts stories from those who worked with her but had no direct access to her and instead had to do everything through him.
"Alex Merkin, who directed her in 'Across the Hall,' he said that he would create this chaos so that he could come in and pluck her and save her from the chaos. And so, he had her convinced that he was doing right by her and that he was her savior, and in fact it was quite the opposite," Hill says. "On that last job ['The Caller,' from which she was fired], I still haven't gotten a very clear picture, but he was, I think, in an altercation with somebody on that movie. He just made it impossible for her to work. She was already struggling, and he just made it impossible for her. She didn't know it."
Since Murphy is no longer here to speak for herself, Hill uses archival video of her as a child, as well as clips from her movies -- from "Clueless" to "Girl, Interrupted" to "Uptown Girls" -- to punctuate key points in her biography.
"We didn't have interviews with her. When you start looking at the archives, we have EPKs, red carpets none of that is intimate or personal," Hill says. "Our team started watching these movies, and it just was interesting to see how her movie roles, there was some poignant moments where there were parallels and it just really made sense to try to give her voice that way and to let her have a moment to speak for herself. I don't know if that's really how she felt, but it did give us at least something to work with."
The archival footage of Murphy as a child came from "connections we made in New Jersey," Hill notes, rather than Murphy's family. Hill says Sharon Murphy was "the first person on my interview 'want' list," but despite attempts to reach her via phone, letters and a private investigator "to make sure that she received our letter," Sharon Murphy "never officially responded to us."
"I did get confirmation from someone else that she had received it," Hill says about the letter.
On the flip side, when Monjack's mother and brother heard about this docuseries, they reached out and ended up sitting down for a joint interview.
"I'm so grateful that they were willing to to participate," Hill says. "I thought that it was really meaningful to understand him a little bit better and to try to unpack him more."
Although this project came to Hill as a true-crime doc, she doesn't want viewers to look at it solely through that lens.
"The first thing is that you have to believe her autopsy if you believe in science," she says. "I don't think that murdered -- and I'm throwing air quotes around it -- Brittany. But I do think that he bears a good deal of responsibility in her demise and death because of the things that he didn't do. Also, I think from all the isolating her from other people, it was like this perfect storm."
"It is absolutely a cautionary tale that if you see someone in this kind of place in their life, it's this power and control situation. Somebody comes in -- and it's not so different than really just Hollywood in general -- but you've got this individual that comes in and literally takes her away from everybody," she continues. "You think there's going to be time, you think that there's going to be an opportunity for her to have a comeback -- for this relationship to end where she's going to wake up and she's going to see that he is this con man, and she's going to get out of this. And I think that the folks that were closest to her -- some on camera, some not on camera in this doc -- still a good bit of regret about not doing more to help, but you just don't know how to help."
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