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MURPHY: All That Jazz is my all-time favorite film.īARRYMORE: Dude! All That Jazz, Lenny. And the fifth person… Bob Fosse.īARRYMORE: Oh, my God! Honey, I worship Fosse. I’m trying to figure out if it should be E.E. Jesus, Clara Bow-I have to bring her back-Janis Joplin…

I wish I could answer it after I’ve had time to brush up on my history. MURPHY: The bummer about this amazing frickin’ question is that my sense of history is not very good. If you could have five people at a dinner party, dead or alive, who would they be? I have yet to discover that.īARRYMORE: Well, in our next interview I’m planning on having that answer. No one will understand that.īARRYMORE: No, it’s true! And perfectly, perfectly put.īARRYMORE: What would your ideal date be? They use my emotions to their own advantage and in their own context. MURPHY: I think it’s a little mishmash of both, and only because I’m speaking with you will I describe it this way: I feel as if the words in a script go from the page, through my arm and my body, into my heart, and all of a sudden take me over. So I would like to be happy and healthy, and live as long as possible.īARRYMORE: I liked how you turned the question from how would you like to die into how you’re going to live. It’s scary, but in the same sense it’s also very exciting. With all the technology we’re inventing and what they’re coming up with scientifically, people are having longer lifetimes. I’d like to be very, very, very, very old. Next question: How would you like to die? I’m really into physics and astronomy right now. If you were to die and come back, what would you come back as?īARRYMORE: I feel like I would want to come back as a scientist.

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I want to learn how to drive go out with friends.īARRYMORE: Oh! I’m so sorry!īARRYMORE: I just stuck my high heel in someone’s knee accidentally.īARRYMORE: I’m wearing-wait! I’m supposed to be asking the questions here.īARRYMORE: OK. I’m here, and I want to establish a life for myself. I have this old picture of her in my room, with Max Factor doing her makeup. MURPHY: If you’re going to call yourself an idiot then we have to end it with “savant.”īARRYMORE: OK, I’m going to ask you my first question.īARRYMORE: Which historical figure do you most identify with?

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Cummings was the best poet ever and he had no rules, so I feel very free to be the dyslexic, unscholarly idiot that I am. So I actually wrote down some questions.īARRYMORE: I have, for this very periodical-well, “very periodical” doesn’t work, grammatically speaking, but fuck it. MURPHY: Can I tell you that every hair on my body is sticking up? But you told me that already.īARRYMORE: See, I repeat myself. Basically, they were saying that every time you see someone you pick up exactly where you left off, as if no time has been there. MURPHY:-I’m under it! In my house! I can’t believe that we have to do a phone interview to talk.īARRYMORE: Dude, I get up your butt every single time I see you that you have to call me, and then we don’t call each other, because as much as we can apply ourselves in our work, when it’s not about work we’re just sort of off and running in the universe.īARRYMORE: Someone once told me that time was like a string of pearls and that the pearls were the moments that you spend together, and that time was the string, so that when you push the pearls together, time-which is the string-disappears. Where are you?īARRYMORE: I’m at the top of Griffith Observatory.īARRYMORE: Yeah, we’re shooting Charlie’s. Go ahead, dive in.īRITTANY MURPHY: Hello! I miss you so much!īARRYMORE: I miss you, too! I had so much fun dancing with you that night. Captured at the peak of her career by Herb Ritts, Murphy shows us the charisma, strength, and joie de vivre that made her a star. In it, t he actor opens up to Drew Barrymore about everything from growing old protecting herself from fame. This time, to mark what would have been her 44th birthday, we’re honoring Brittany Murphy by revisiting her Interview cover story from our 2003 December/January issue. This is The Vault, our bi-weekly column in which we revive a conversation from deep in the archives for your viewing pleasure.