Brittany Murphy's Life and Death to Be Explored in New HBO Max Docuseries

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Sun reports, Murphy’s tragic death will be a major focus in the upcoming two-part HBO Max documentary.In 2009 Brittany died at her Los Angeles home at the young age of 32. Since her passing, the circumstances surrounding her death remain a mystery.

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Framing Britney Spears comes another documentary about another much-maligned Brittany: HBO Max has just ordered a two-part series about the late Brittany Murphy, directed by Cynthia Hill and produced by Blumhouse Films.  The documentary, which has no release date, will explore the circumstances behind Murphy’s death in 2009 at the age of 32, and the speculation and rumours surrounding her sudden passing.

Brittany Murphy’s life and death are set to be explored in a new HBO documentary series. The ‘Clueless’ star passed away in 2009 at the age of 32 from pneumonia and combined drug intoxication, and after her husband Simon Monjack died less than a year later of the same cause, speculation began to spread about the circumstances of Brittany’s death, which was officially ruled as an accident.

The brief life of actress Brittany Murphy will be placed under the microscope for a two-part docuseries, set to air on HBO Max.