The world received the sad news this week that the legendary actress, Carrie Fisher has succumbed to death. Her demise which was perfectly timed during the showing of "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" made her fans reminisce her iconic role as Princess Leia of the "Star Wars" saga. Yet the actress who suffered a heart attack at 60 accomplished so much more as she also starred in other great films such as "When Harry Met Sally," "Catastrophe," and "Wishful Drinking."
For the many who are finding it hard to get over Carrie Fisher's death, one positive way to mourn her loss is by watching some of her best movies aside from "Star Wars." A useful post in Time listed down Fisher's best films and even offered suggestions on how one can watch the movies without spending a single penny.
See the legendary actress in a funny mother role in the movie, "Catastrophe," which is free for Amazon Prime subscribers. Another Carrie Fisher movie available here is "Hannah and Her Sisters."
Sweetest Picture ever of Carrie Fisher watching her mother Debbie Reynolds on stage! Hug Your mother today! Then Hug your daughter! pic.twitter.com/5ZLCYcStLY
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Meanwhile, you can cheaply rent the movies "Blues Brothers" and "When Harry Met Sally" in iTunes or Amazon just for $3.99. If you wish to see Carrie Fisher in her first movie ever, "Shampoo," the 1975 film is likewise available for rent in iTunes or Amazon. For her autobiography film, "Wishful Drinking," is available on HBO which offers a free one-month trial.
A post from Today mentioned the movies above as some of Carrie Fisher's greatest movies. Other Carrie Fisher films include the 1989 film, "The Burbs" where she played as the wife of Tom Hanks character.
Then in the 1991 movie, "Soapdish," her co-stars includeWhoopi Goldberg, Sally Field, Robert Downey Jr., and Kevin Kline. Fans of Carrie Fisher will also get to see their idol in the big screen soon with the upcoming movie, "Star Wars: Episode VIII."
