Brittany Murphy Quotes

It Blows My Mind The Way Frank Miller Can Write.

With All The Technology We're Inventing And What They're Coming Up With Scientifically, People Are Having Longer Lifetimes. It's Scary, But In The Same Sense It's Also Very Exciting.

I Definitely Want To Start A Family, But That Will Happen When It's Supposed To.

I Don't Even Take Myself Seriously, So How Could I Possibly Take Hollywood Seriously?

I Do Sarcasm Really Poorly.

I Got A Phone Call From George Miller [the Director] Asking Me To Play This Role. We Sat Down And He Showed Me On His Computer A Documentary-type Montage Sequence Of Real Penguins Swimming, In An Esther Williams Synchronized Sort Of Way, And Doing Things I Have Never Seen Them Do. Then He Explained His Vision Of The Film, Asked Me To Read The Script And To Voice The Character. I Was Cast A Little Bit Later, And He Let Me Do The Singing As Well!

I Never Had A Chance To Learn How To Drive.

Anyone That Has A Music Career And An Acting Career I Think Is Pretty Fantastic.

One Day I Got To Meet Him Because He Was Teaching Broadway Dance. It Was A Little After Tap Came Out And He Was Very Young. He Wouldn't Remember Me, But It Was Quite Amazing. And Now I've Met Him As An Adult!

It Was Really Fun And Intimate In A Way. Working With George Miller Is Exquisite. Gloria Is Different From Anything I've Ever Played Before. The First Time I Saw The Characters In The Studio I Remember Thinking That Mumble Looked Just Like Elijah, With Such A Cute And Endearing Face. I Don't Think Gloria Looks That Much Like Me.

I Come From A Military Family.

I Would Hope With All My Heart That People Understand This And See It In The Film. And There Are Also Other Messages In Happy Feet, Like Racial And Environmental Ones, But None Of Them Are So Overt. George Has Made A Great Story About Penguins With A Lot Of Humanity In It And Audiences Can Follow A Species We Don't Know That Well.