'Sin City' Co-Director Frank Miller Says The Death Of Brittany Murphy Broke His Heart

Nearly a full decade after the release of "Sin City," the film's sequel, "Sin City: A Dame To Kill For," arrives in theaters on Friday. And no one is more excited than writer and co-director, Frank Miller. Although logistical setbacks slowed the second film's release -- including producers Bob and Harvey Weinstein leaving Miramax, the distributor of "Sin City," to start their own production company -- Miller's enthusiasm for the material never left. "[Co-director] Robert Rodriguez and I were rea...