Since the death of actress Carrie Fisher, December 27, 2016, in Los Angeles, one discovers or re-discovers the life of the eternal interpreter of the princess Leïa in the Star Wars saga. The daughter of Debbie Reynolds proves to be full of surprises, including after his death. Last example in date is this Thursday, during his funeral. His ashes were deposited in an urn, unusual, one of his favorite objects, a symbol of the battles of his life.
A week after his disappearance, on 27 December 2016, the funeral of actress Carrie Fisher, and her mother, actress Debbie Reynolds, who died the next day, were held in Los Angeles on Thursday.
at the end of the ceremony, where many personalities of Hollywood were gathered together to salute the memory of these two giants of the cinema, the brother and son of the deceased, Todd Fisher, has been seen with a strange object in his hands. With a pill form of a giant, he was allowed to question the function of such an object in the hands of the man of 58 years old.
It was not until that Todd Fisher is a guest of the american show Entertainment Tonight to understand. The subject, a tablet of green and white, typical of a drug, Prozac (a known anti-depressant), belonged to Carrie Fisher. Now, this box, that is representative of his medical problems, is none other than the urn in which the ashes of the one that will forever be the interpreter of the princess Leïa in the saga of Star Wars.
Todd Fisher explains this unusual choice. According to him, this strange box was “l'preferred object of Carrie. It was a stamp giant of Prozac that she bought years ago. A very big pill.”
But how came this idea to rest the ashes of his sister in this ” very big pill “? According to the actor, this decision has been coordinated with the family.
“She loved it, it was her home, and Billie (editor’s Note: his daughter), and I have thought that this is where she would have liked to rest. We could not find anything appropriate. Carrie would have loved it. It was his object favorite. [...] As well, they are together, they will be together here and in heaven, and we agree with that.”
Carrie Fisher had a lot of humor, and hid nothing of his psychological disorders, or medication to the death. There to offer him an anti-depressant for eternity, there was only a step that only his family could cross. Hollywood is definitely a fascinating place!
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