Me too.

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Just watched this again tonight and this is how I remember her best.

I've noticed this too about Carrie Fisher. So adorable!

B Kavanaugh She liked singing enough to want to do it on the holiday special...too bad that haunted her for the rest of her life.

Have you seen the '91 interview? I think they had a very similar sense of humor - perhaps a mutual respect as writers

Such an insightful comment with substance. Not as early as you think by the way.

@Adrian At And T I think you misunderstood my comment somehow.

Well, Carrie Fisher's quips and answers here are all hers alone. She was always like this in most of her interviews because she was a writer and a Hollywood script doctor, in case you didnt know. That bit about "hip to left" and "slightly discarded air," I remember reading that in her magazine essay somewhere.

This would have had a much greater and significant affect had you known how to spell her name.

@@arconeagain petty.

@@valeriepaulsen5236 well it goes without saying I suppose. Out of respect, you at least get their name correct. Like how you got mine right.

@@arconeagain my bad. Carrie

I think the point she was actually making was the friend was saying the guy the was otherwise perfect, so it was shallow to disregard him for something physical (if he was otherwise ideal), which is understandable, given that I think she often struggled with accepting her own appearance, and the media's opinion of how she looked.

She can't help it. The bipolar drugs cause tremendous alteration in appearance. It is something you accept if you want your manic depression to remain under control. Carrie's illness was very severe. I love the way she has responded to public criticism and comments about her appearance. She is brilliant. A tremendous loss, tremendous.

Never knew appearance was affected although I think lithium can distort and bloat.

I think she had plastic surgery done for some reason. She was fine the way she was, I will never understand why she altered her face in the last 3 years of her life. It didn't look good.

Lithium makes you fat. That's well known... I took lithium for seven years and yeah I gained weight, and I was also hungry all the time and food didn't really help much, and I was dead tired. I never really woke up in the morning (maybe with the help of a gallon of coffee) and after lunch I needed a nap. I fell asleep on lectures at the university, on my way home on the subway... Yeah how are you supposed to live if you're just hungry and tired all the time? But some people need it to be able to function, just as ECT, you always have to pay a price to get better... I hope I won't need it anymore.

To expectations that she look like a 19 y/o, she said it hurt all seven of her feelings. PS She also (later than this video) underwent regimens of ect which effect the jaw.

Oh snap.

I agree.