RIP Carrie Fisher

[LaRascasse]

You will be missed, Princess Leia.

 

[glynndah]

You will be missed, Princess Leia.

 

[Kimikimidoll]

RIP Carrie...

Seriously what's wrong with this year? Taking away everything good in this world?

 

[Bramblethorn]

As well as her well-known acting career, she was also a major script doctor and non-fiction writer.

She requested that her obituary state "drowned in moonlight, strangled by her own bra".

 

[NOIRTRASH]

Yawn, the old druggie will be forgotten by Friday.

 

[ElectricBlue]

Ironically, I went to see Rogue One last night - the CGI of the young Princess Leia looked like a corpse.

Don't do that, Hollywood, just don't. Leave them as we remember them.

 

[Tricialen]

 

[Bramblethorn]

...and her mother, Debbie Reynolds, has just died too. :-/

 

[R. Richard]

Very sad.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/cel...d-at-84/ar-BBxFmOT?li=BBmkt5R&ocid=spartanntp

 

[Ezrollin]

Life in the fast Lane...drugs and alcohol...maybe trying to fill mama's shoes?

 

[Bramblethorn]

Life in the fast Lane...drugs and alcohol...maybe trying to fill mama's shoes?

More likely self-medicating for undiagnosed bipolar disorder. I haven't read her memoirs but as I understand it, Fisher greatly reduced her drug/alcohol use after she got diagnosed and started getting medical treatment. Unfortunately, the damage can linger even after you quit.

She was the first to acknowledge that she had problems. The honesty was part of her charm.

 

[OliviaM]

Her death hit me so, so hard. She's been my hero for so many years, for so many reasons. She had such a positive influence on so many people.

 

[uksnowy]

A newspaper photo of her and Debbie in 1972, suggests Carrie would be very hairy and I like that, armpits, pussy and arsehole. She would be a good shag.

Her mum would be too, always liked her.

 

[flanneland]

RIP Princess.

 

[Athalia]

Yawn, the old druggie will be forgotten by Friday.

It's Saturday now. I still remember her.

I got the impression that, in every one of her roles, she played a version of herself ... sassy, independent, ready to love those who deserved loving and merciless to the rest of them. And that's what she brought to her screenwriting and other writings.

She was the real deal.