Michelle Trachtenberg. Our younger sister
A height comes, when any of us feels overwhelmed by that Baudelaire verse in which he recognizes himself as «An old bumpy full of withered roses,/ where they lay the remains of past fashions»someone searching the «Drawers of a cabinet full of balance sheets,/ of verses, notes, processes, romanzas,/ and rolled locks inside receipts». One of these locks will belong to Michelle Trachtenberg, that the The New York Times He honored him considering a touch stone of the youth culture of the millennial generation, the girl we have seen in the screen, and that reached fame as a problematic teenager in the 90s series Buffy, the vampire hunterand then as a young socialite absurdly intriguing in gossip Girl. The 39-year-old actress was found dead on Wednesday morning at her apartment in Manhattan. Trachtenberg had recently been subjected to a liver transplant and it is believed that death has to do with complications from surgery. Authorities said the coroner would determine the cause of death, adding that there was no suspicion of criminal activity.
With a memorable face, with only three years Trachtenberg moved to television, being a constant presence over the years, and having debuted in an announcement to the detergent of Wisk clothes, in which he already set the tone for much of what their roles would become, spilling a plowing juice. Before 10 years, it was already regular appearances in the sitcom of Nickelodeon The Adventures of Pete & Peteas well as in the lasting daytime drama of ABC ALL MY CHILDREN. Its debut on the big screen took place at the age of 11, on Harriet's lead role, The small peek (1996), the film adaptation of Louise Fitzhung's 1964 children's book, but the moment when it was designed for fame only came in adolescence, when, in 2000, he joined the cast of Buffy, the vampire hunterthat would then go to its fifth season. Trachtenberg made Buffy's younger sister, having been recommended for the role by Sarah Michelle Gellar, having been friends since they filmed ALL MY CHILDREN.
