Carrie Fisher laid to rest in Prozac pill-shaped urn

“Carrie’s favourite possession was a giant Prozac pill that she bought many years ago”, Fisher’s brother, Todd, told the ABC. “Carrie was a positive advocate for mental health treatment and awareness”, the global pharmaceutical company tweeted.

She had openly described herself as manic depressive, never shying away from talking about her fight against her mental illness.

It is just so fitting for Carrie and it just gave us all one more thing to laugh about with her.

“Debbie was so strong that she seemed nearly in control of what was going on”, said Fisher Stevens, who made the film with his wife, Alexis Bloom.

But Reynolds and Fisher had this in common: They were both show-business survivors.

The release date was moved up after 1950s Hollywood musical star Reynolds, 84, died of a stroke a day after her “Star Wars” actress daughter, 60, passed away following a heart attack on an worldwide flight.

Fisher, 60, died on December 27 after suffering a cardiac episode on a plane four days earlier.

When McDonnell and the rest of the cast saw the movie version, all agreed on one point: “Wow, she really got her. she nailed it”.

‘Unfortunately, my mother just fell because she was dizzy walking into her bathroom, ‘ Todd said of Reynolds, who was in her 80s at the time.

Carrie’s daughter and Debbie’s granddaughter, Billie Lourd, was accompanied at the service by her Scream Queens co-star and rumored boyfriend, Taylor Lautner.

“[Debbie] kept saying that she was, she wanted more time”.

“Having gone through a lot of stuff I’ve gone through – I don’t want to do that stuff anymore”. You knew it. You could see it in her face. “Carrie at two was more interesting than anyone I’d ever known”, Freiberg said. Some of those who attended the private memorial service were Meryl Streep, Jamie Lee Curtis, Gwyneth Paltrow, Meg Ryan, Courtney Love, Ed Begley Jr., and George Lucas. “Your love and support means the world to me”, Lourd captioned in a photo of her with Fisher and Reynolds.

“Bright Lights: Starring Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds” was shown on HBO last Saturday (Jan. 7).