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Brittany Murphy (born November 10, 1977) is an American actress who is perhaps best known for her performance as Tai Frazier in Clueless.
Murphy was born in Atlanta, but was a frequent traveller since she was young; she moved to the New York area and from there, to Burbank, California, with her mother, who had divorced her father when Murphy was young. When she was nine years old, she landed a singing role on Les Misérables, and by the time she was 13, she already had a manager. Murphy landed her first job at Hollywood when she was 14, participating in a show named Drexell's Class.
Her filmography goes as follows:
- Blossom (1990, television series)
- Drexell's Class (1991)
- Family Prayers (1993)
- Sister, Sister (1994-1995, television series, alongside Tia and Tamera Mowry).
- Clueless (1995, alongside Alicia Silverstone)
- Freeway (1996)
- Drive (1996)
- Double Jeopardy (1996, television)
- King of The Hill (1997, television cartoon, as voice)
- Prophecy 2 (1998)
- Bongwater (1998)
- Phoenix (1998)
- Zack and Reba (1998)
- David and Lisa (1998, television)
- Falling Sky (1998)
- The Devil's Arithmetic (1999, television)
- Drop Dead Gorgeous (1999, alongside Kirstie Alley)
- Girl, Interrupted (1999, alongside Winona Ryder)
- Common Ground (2000, television)
- Trixie (2000)
- Cherry Falls (2000)
- Sidewalks of New York (2001)
- Summercatch (2001)
- Riding in Cars With Boys (2001)
- Don't Say a Word (2001)
- 8 Mile (2002)
- Spun (2002)
- Just Married (2003)
- Uptown Girls (2003)
- Little Black Book (2004)
Murphy has been listed, for three years in a row, among the best 5 autograph signers in Hollywood by autograph magazine Autograph Collectors. Her trademark is a high, cracking voice, and she seems to be typecast often as the "dippy blonde" or a troubled adolescent.