Colorado Coroner Releases COD (Cause of Death) For Can't Buy Me Love Actress Amanda Peterson

Weld County Coroner releases cause of death for "Cant Buy Me Love" actress Amanda Peterson, who died back in July of this year. It is "accidental," resulting from "complications of morphine affect." The report further suggested Amanda may have been "naive to opiates." Amanda had 6 times the normal levels of the painkiller Gabapentin, marijuana and prescription drugs as reported by the Weld County Coroner in Colorado.

Amanda was 43 at the time of her death and had stopped acting in 1988 just after "Cant Buy Me Love" came out. ET spoke to the actress, who expressed a dissatisfaction with Hollywood's well-trodden road of roles for teenagers."Hollywood especially tries – well, I don't know if it tries to or not -- but it cliches these teenagers and it's really bothersome," said Amanda. "After a while every guy is trying to lose his virginity and every girl is whatever and, you know, they're like party animals."

"This was not, in any way, a drug thing," Amanda's mother, Sylvia told ET after news of her daughter’s death broke in July. Sylvia revealed that Amanda suffered from depression and sleep apnea, but had no major heart problems as far as she was aware.

"Amanda was in very good spirits," Sylvia said of her last meeting with her daughter on the Wednesday before her death. She said that Amanda had suffered drug problems when she was younger, but believed she had been clean for a long time.