Brittany Murphy
From The TV IV
| Brittany Murphy | |
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| Birth name | Brittany Anne Murphy |
| Born | November 10, 1977 in Atlanta, Georgia |
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Contents |
[edit] Biography
[edit] Roles
[edit] Starring Roles
- King of the Hill (1997– ): Luanne Platter (voice) / Joseph Gribble (voice)
- Almost Home (1993): Molly Morgan
- Drexell's Class (1991–1992): Brenda Drexell
[edit] Recurring Roles
- Pepper Ann (1997–2000): Tank the 8th grader (voice)
- Sister, Sister (1994–1995): Sarah
[edit] Guest Star
- Saturday Night Live: Host - "Brittany Murphy/Nelly" (16 November 2002)
- Clueless: Jasmine - "Driving Me Crazy" (22 November 1996)
- Nash Bridges: Carrie - "Night Train" (25 October 1996)
- SeaQuest 2032: Christine VanCamp - "Second Chance" (27 December 1995)
- The Marshal: Lizzie Roth - "These Foolish Things" (11 December 1995)
- Murder One: Diane 'Dee-Dee' Carson - "Chapter Nine" (23 November 1995)
- Boy Meets World: Trini - "The Last Temptation of Cory" (1 December 1995)
- Boy Meets World: Trini - "My Best Friend's Girl" (22 September 1995)
- Party of Five: Abby - "Good Sports" (26 September 1994)
- Party of Five: Abby - "Homework" (19 September 1994)
- Frasier: Olsen - "Give Him the Chair!" (17 March 1994)
- Blossom: Wendy - "Blossom in Paris: Part 4" (19 September 1993)
- Blossom: Wendy - "Blossom in Paris: Part 3" (19 September 1993)
- Blossom: Wendy - "Blossom in Paris: Part 2" (19 September 1993)
- Blossom: Wendy - "Blossom in Paris: Part 1" (19 September 1993)
- Kids Incorporated: Celeste - "Lay Off" (10 September 1992)
- Parker Lewis: Angie - "The Kiss" (30 July 1992)
- Murphy Brown: Frank's Sister - "On Another Plane: Part 1" (25 February 1991)
[edit] Memorable Moments
[edit] Awards and Accolades
- Annie Awards
- 2005: Won: Voice Acting in an Animated Television Production, for: King of the Hill
- 2000: Nominated: Outstanding Individual Achievement for Voice Acting by a Female Performer in an Animated Television Production, for: King of the Hill
- 1997: Nominated: Best Individual Achievement: Voice Acting by a Female Performer in a TV Production, for: King of the Hill
