The Untold Truth Of Carrie Fisher

Hollywood suffered a tremendous loss on December 27, 2016, when Carrie Fisher passed away at just 60 years old. Fisher of course skyrocketed to fame as Princess Leia in the Star Wars movies, but she was equally acclaimed for her skills as a writer and Hollywood script doctor. She always seemed to know the right thing to say to make something just a little bit funnier.

Despite her famous family and public life from a young age, however, there still may be a lot you don’t know about the multi-faceted actress, writer, and advocate. Let’s take a look at the untold truth of Carrie Fisher.

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Born famous and funny | 0:35
Lunch with monsters | 1:18
'Drowned in moonlight' | 2:04
'Hearts and Bones' | 3:24
Off-screen talents | 4:19
Bipolar and proud | 5:20
'Our Princess' | 5:52

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[KnocKout]

I don't think a celebrity death has affected me as much as Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds' death added to that grief. So sad and unexpected. I've never been the biggest fan of her, but always admired her brutal honesty and humor. I don't think I've appreciated her as much until after her death.

[toddburk]

I saw Star Wars when it premiered in 1977. I was only eight and grew into my teens watching the first three films. I admired Carrie Fisher, and her openness with bipolar disorder was a great help when I was struck with severe depression in my mid twenties. I knew there was hope and treatment. When she passed, I felt like I lost a good friend even though I never met her. What a remarkable woman.

[mr.daytonameth]

sad that her mom died right after her of a broken heart

[ellastrickland]

This is actually the VERY told truth of Carrie Fisher. She's talked about all of this stuff a lot before

[cheesecake]

I'm not even a Star Wars fan, but damn do I miss her. What an incredible woman.

[fRtoZ]

Princess Leia was the first Princess I ever loved when I was a little girl..not some Disney princess (although I loved some disney princesses as well, but afterwards)...RIP Carrie Fisher! :(

[thehorrorhunter]

I truly admire this woman. Her loss was incredibly sad. She is an icon.

[lisaoldwithsomanywhys]

Mental illness is real, thank u Carie for letting the world know

[SuperGreatSphinx]

"Karl Marx: "Religion is the opiate of the masses."

Carrie Fisher: "I did masses of opiates religiously."

― Carrie Fisher, Postcards from the Edge

[NickiSwift]

RIP Carrie Fisher. What was your favorite scene (Star Wars or other) starring her?

[vivianacavazos]

the more I know about her, the more I love her... wish I could've met her in person

[caprisun]

"Untold". Anyone who is obsessed with Carrie as I am has heard of all of these.

[marylou]

Still can't quite believe she and her mom are gone.
I pray they're still together.

[oakinw]

Obi wan never told her what really happened to her father....

[Bayan]

I remember growing up watching her in not only the Star Wars movies, but being a young teen seeing her in The Man with One Red Shoe. Wow! But she was funny as hell.

[nolanwinter]

One of my favorite people. She was brave, brilliant, and yes, beautiful. She will be missed.

[wolfman]

Carrie Fisher seemed really down to earth. Like she had no ego, that's why I liked her.

[ssaks]

RIP Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds. Let the force be with you.

[nuewtmusic]

I cried so hard. I love her. She's so awesome.

[AimForMyHead]

A celebrity death hasn't effected me this bad since Robin Williams. Rip Carrie and Debbie.