On December 27, local time in the United States, Carrie Fisher died of a heart attack at the age of 60. The whole world is sighing, not only is a good actor leaving us, but this bad news also means that the memory of an era is inexorably gone.
Because Kelly Fisher was the dream lover of that era, the muse of science fiction, the sexual enlightenment of geeks.
Her most prestigious role is Princess Leia of the Star Wars series.
At the same time, Kelly is also a child of Hollywood.
Born on October 21, 1956 in Los Angeles, California, Kelly was the daughter of the famous movie star Debbie Renault and singer Eddie Fisher. She grew up in Beverly Hills and at the age of 15 took to stage with her mother on the broadway musical.
She was still a rebellious child.
She had vowed never to set foot in show business, and at the age of 16 wanted to be a sharp writer like Dorothy Parker.
But things didn't go according to Kelly's script at all, and she became the princess Leia who was haunted by hundreds of millions of viewers.
Princess Leia also becomes a screen image that Carrie can't avoid, and she loves Leia but doesn't want to be just Leia.
Kelly sometimes prefers to play Han Solo because Princess Leia is so irritable and complaining. But she prefers leia's killing of Jabba, and her golden bikini look.
She also joked about her character in Scream 3.
Of course, Kelly also has other popular film works.
Fluke Double Sky (1980)
It's a nonsense comedy full of musical performances, and Kelly is beautiful and moving in the play, and it is equally wonderful outside the play. During the filming of this film, Kelly also had a relationship with the male protagonist Dan Aycroyd, dan proposed on the set, but Kelly had a heart, she was very touched and rejected Dan.
When Harry Meets Sally (1989)
This time, Carrie played Meg Ryan's best friend, and discovered Billy Christo's tail line.
Ace Spy (1997)
In this spoof spy film scene, Carrie plays the counselor of Dr. Evil's father and son.
Kelly has also starred in many dramas, but most of them play their roles like "Sex and the City".
It doesn't matter if you're not impressed with this, Kelly knows she's not Meryl Streep's methodist actor.
"I'm more like an archaeologist. I only play myself and dig into my own character. I do resemble Princess Leia, except I don't have a laser gun. ”
So Kelly's fascination is because of the truth.
Acting changed the trajectory of Kelly's life, but Hollywood gave her another way to pursue her dreams.
She became a well-known "script doctor" in Hollywood.
In addition to the Star Wars series, Kelly also "took the pulse" for Spielberg's "Captain Hooke", "Deadly Weapon 3", "Nuns Are Crazy" and other films.
In 1987, Kelly finally fulfilled her dream and published her first novel, Postcards from the Edge, a semi-autobiographical story that chronicled her drug addiction and bipolar disorder after the Star Wars trilogy.
Oscar-winning director Mike Nichols later adapted the book into a film written by Kelly.
The book is like a tidbit of Kelly's Hollywood life, and the sharp satire in the book is very similar to the style of her idol, the American female writer Dorothy Parker.
Readers can also feel her wit and sensitivity.
In 2008, the memoir "The Drink of Wishing" was published, which contained many celebrity anecdotes.
Kelly also wrote her obituary in the form of a joke. Lucas lied to her that no one in space wore underwear, and because of the weightless body swelling, she would be strangled to death by underwear. She said it could serve as my obituary. In the future, no matter how I go, you will report that I was "drowned in the moonlight and strangled to death by my bra."
At the same time, Kelly also showed for the first time the unusual childhood and later experience of fighting drugs.
In 2012, she published her second memoir, Shockaholic, which detailed the electric shock therapy she received to treat bipolar disorder and her life afterwards.
Her own experience has led Kelly to actively participate in mental health advocacy, and she shares her experiences with patients on social networks.
Kelly also received animal therapy, and her therapist was a black French bulldog named Gary. After that, Kelly often took him to various events.
Kelly has passed away, and Gary is going to live with Kelly's daughter.
The Princess Diaries is Kelly's last literary work, a memoir that first revealed her love affair with Harrison Ford, played by Han Solo, during the filming of Star Wars.
"It was a very emotional relationship, we were Leia and Han Solo at work, and we were Kelly and Harrison at the weekend."
So
These kiss scenes are also true.
Through Kelly's written works, we can see her upright character.
She showed the world youthful sexiness and also showed wrinkles and middle fingers.
She is the embodiment of Princess Leia's reality, and Kelly herself has grown from a wayward princess to a warrior and a leader.
As a strong woman, she also emphasizes equality between men and women.
In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, she once said bitterly about men, "Men can control everything so easily, they can have a perfect career, have a full-time wife who only cleans up the room and vacations with her husband's children, and when they don't want such a wife, they can dump her and find a younger and more admired one." ”
In addition to the poisonous tongue irony, the most likely thing in Kelly's mouth is the meat strip.
You read that right.
The Force makes Kelly a smart and lively person.
When the Force fell into darkness, her body was filled with filth.
Finally, let's introduce the superclass Kelly Fisher.
"Empires don't shake, space doesn't shake."
During the Star Wars period, Kelly was already a soul meat hand.
Gary's tongue was twice as long as his mouth. Such a long tongue can always come in handy somewhere. ”
Kelly said this when she commented on her stupid cute dog.
In an interview, she couldn't mention the profanity at the beginning of the F letter because of the scale problem, so she replaced it with Force throughout the show.
How can we look at this sentence "May the force be with you" in the future.
Carrie Fisher was once very popular and fell into a low ebb, she has imperfections, but she is real.
In 2011, Carrie participated in the Oprah show with her mother Debbie and showed her beautiful voice.
“Happy days are here again, the skies above are clear again
So let’s sing a song of cheer again, happy days are here again.”
Mother and daughter are connected, even if their relationship has faced difficulties.
Today came the bad news again, Kelly's mother, Hollywood Golden Age actress Debbie Reynolds was taken to the hospital for a stroke at more than 1 p.m. local time yesterday, and then died at the age of 84.
One day apart, two obituarys.
This reminds us that Kelly is also a child.
It's like 1963 when Kelly was backstage watching her mother Debbie perform.
Debbie's last message was notified to the media by Carrie's son, Todd.
"She wants to be with Kelly."
This is really the most poignant confession of the year.