The recent death of actress Michelle Trachtenberg at age 39 has sparked controversy. Fans were outraged after she was not included in the "In Memoriam" segment at the Oscars. Known for her roles in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Gossip Girl," Trachtenberg's absence from the tribute drew criticism online, with some fans expressing their disappointment and anger. The cause of death remains undetermined, as her family declined an autopsy following her passing. Adding to the tragedy, director Casey Tebo revealed that Trachtenberg was close to securing a deal for her screenplay, "Toy Monster," a project she had been developing for years. The script, based on the life of a Mattel engineer, had garnered interest from a finance studio shortly before her death. Production is now on hold, but Tebo is determined to see the film completed in her honor, highlighting Trachtenberg's overlooked talent as a writer.
Michelle Trachtenberg's Untimely Death: Oscars Snub Sparks Outrage, Final Screenplay on Hold
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