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Carrie Fisher - Princess Leia - Diaries, Book and Affair Admission - Mother Dies Soon After
Leading up to her death, the world-renown Star Wars actress, Carrie Fisher, was getting a bit bold in her 60th year like many mature entertainers do. However, being older is no excuse for running loose lips in an industry that is very guarded about occult knowledge, oaths, rituals and scandals.
Admitting that one had a steamy affair with a married man while on the set of a major film like Star Wars isn't something that all involved would want the world to know.
Interesting Fisher's massive heart attack occurred literally weeks after her admission of the affair made headline news. Topping that, in a past media interview (before her book was released), she spoke of diaries she kept. One can only wonder what else could have been in those diaries. Further, what about that book or books (she wrote more than one over the years), did she say something that angered some elitists? Was this last memoir, "The Princess Diarist," the last straw?
Carrie Fisher Has More to Say About Her Life in 'Star Wars' - New York Times 11-29-2016
“The Princess Diarist” is her latest memoir. One wonders, though, after 40 years of the “Star Wars” franchise — with its seven films (Fisher in four of them so far), countless documentaries, talk-show appearances, conventions and the internet’s obsessive cataloging — what’s left to tell?
Her big reveal? She and Harrison Ford (who was married at the time) had a secret love affair during the shoot, or as she refers to it, “a very long one-night stand.” She hasn’t talked about it publicly until now and states that it’s only her side of the story, but tells it two ways: from her current viewpoint as a 60-year-old looking back and as a 19-year-old writing in her journal as it happened.
It's important to note Fisher was an activist for mental health issues and had bipolar disorder. In a 2000 interview with ABC's Dianne Sawyer she described her two personalities Pam and Roy. Like so many celebrities, she too underwent her share of entertainment industry related challenges. What if all the recent media exposure was causing her to snap behind the scenes?
The stars know they are to be careful what they say in the media, and yet another simple reminder, watch what you write too. Looks like diaries are a "No, no!" I couldn't help but think of Rihanna's video, "Anti-diary."
I have trouble believing that Fisher's heart attack just showed up suddenly. Then Fisher's mother died the next day, Debbie Reynolds. "She died Wednesday after being brought to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles for a medical emergency," according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Admitting that one had a steamy affair with a married man while on the set of a major film like Star Wars isn't something that all involved would want the world to know.
Interesting Fisher's massive heart attack occurred literally weeks after her admission of the affair made headline news. Topping that, in a past media interview (before her book was released), she spoke of diaries she kept. One can only wonder what else could have been in those diaries. Further, what about that book or books (she wrote more than one over the years), did she say something that angered some elitists? Was this last memoir, "The Princess Diarist," the last straw?
Carrie Fisher Has More to Say About Her Life in 'Star Wars' - New York Times 11-29-2016
“The Princess Diarist” is her latest memoir. One wonders, though, after 40 years of the “Star Wars” franchise — with its seven films (Fisher in four of them so far), countless documentaries, talk-show appearances, conventions and the internet’s obsessive cataloging — what’s left to tell?
Her big reveal? She and Harrison Ford (who was married at the time) had a secret love affair during the shoot, or as she refers to it, “a very long one-night stand.” She hasn’t talked about it publicly until now and states that it’s only her side of the story, but tells it two ways: from her current viewpoint as a 60-year-old looking back and as a 19-year-old writing in her journal as it happened.
It's important to note Fisher was an activist for mental health issues and had bipolar disorder. In a 2000 interview with ABC's Dianne Sawyer she described her two personalities Pam and Roy. Like so many celebrities, she too underwent her share of entertainment industry related challenges. What if all the recent media exposure was causing her to snap behind the scenes?
The stars know they are to be careful what they say in the media, and yet another simple reminder, watch what you write too. Looks like diaries are a "No, no!" I couldn't help but think of Rihanna's video, "Anti-diary."
I have trouble believing that Fisher's heart attack just showed up suddenly. Then Fisher's mother died the next day, Debbie Reynolds. "She died Wednesday after being brought to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles for a medical emergency," according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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