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Posted at Dec 28, 2016

Neither does lecturing people on what they should and shouldn't feel, and here's your size 8.5.....

Posted at Dec 28, 2016

Can we avoid bringing real-world politics into this discussion? Please? Thanks!

I don’t know where most folks on this forum are located, and I don’t know who voted for whom. And frankly, I’m not sure I want to know.

We’ve got enough that we don’t need to bring real-world politics in here as well.

Posted at Dec 28, 2016

Neither does lecturing people on what they should and shouldn't feel, and here's your size 8.5.....

I hope, having doubled-down on it, that you feel better about yourself.

I am sure you are just mourning in your own way.

Edited December 28, 2016 by Vondy

Posted at Dec 28, 2016

Please.

Stop.

I'm mourning and my wife are mourning, as Carrie's troubles hit home for us.

Allow us to mourn and cry.

Consider it unseemly if you want.

Posted at Dec 28, 2016

Neither does lecturing people on what they should and shouldn't feel, and here's your size 8.5.....

Of course, lecturing others on what they should feel is exactly what you did in your post previous to this one.

Posted at Dec 28, 2016

Wow, glad I came here to catch up on this thread on Carrie. :rolleyes:

Star Trek fans are looking pretty superior; possibly laughing and pointing at us with sarcastic comments such as, "Keep it classy Star Wars fans!".

Posted at Dec 28, 2016

Man, this year just can't end quickly enough. Just when you thought it couldn't get any crappier.

Posted at Dec 28, 2016

Well, there's a sliver of good news. From i09:

Multiple sources are confirming that Fisher’s work on Star Wars: Episode VIII, scheduled for release in December 2017, was complete. However, how her death will affect the subsequent films is still up in the air. Rumor has it, she was scheduled to appear in 2019's Episode IX, but that’s difficult to verify until the eighth film is released.

What they do beyond that? No idea - but we get to see her on the big screen at least one more time.

Posted at Dec 28, 2016

Well, there's a sliver of good news. From i09:

Multiple sources are confirming that Fisher’s work on Star Wars: Episode VIII, scheduled for release in December 2017, was complete. However, how her death will affect the subsequent films is still up in the air. Rumor has it, she was scheduled to appear in 2019's Episode IX, but that’s difficult to verify until the eighth film is released.

What they do beyond that? No idea - but we get to see her on the big screen at least one more time.

Ahhh thats pretty interesting. Thank you. ^^

Posted at Dec 28, 2016

Well, there's a sliver of good news. From i09:

Multiple sources are confirming that Fisher’s work on Star Wars: Episode VIII, scheduled for release in December 2017, was complete. However, how her death will affect the subsequent films is still up in the air. Rumor has it, she was scheduled to appear in 2019's Episode IX, but that’s difficult to verify until the eighth film is released.

What they do beyond that? No idea - but we get to see her on the big screen at least one more time.

For what it's worth, Felicity Jones was rumored to have a two-film contract with Lucasfilm, with a lot of speculation that Jyn Erso would make an additional film appearance after Rogue One. Seems that's not going to be the case, at least with the Jyn Erso character.

As for General Organa's fate in the new trilogy, it could very well be that something happens in between Ep8 and Ep9 that causes her to be out of the picture. I doubt they're gotten very far on writing the script for Episode 9, so it'd be a fairly simple matter to address Leia's absence there.

While I doubt she'll get top-billing for Episode 8 (have seen at least one fan petition requesting such), I'd be very surprised if there's not a "in loving memory of" for her in the credits of Episode 8.