Actress Carrie Fisher, who played Princess Leia in the legend Star wars She was honored by her daughter Billie Lourd, who died in 2016 and came to the ceremony in a Leia dress.
Carrie Fisher, whose mother died the day before Debbie Reynolds, took a posthumous star, joining Star Wars co-stars Harrison Ford and Mark Hamill. It made sense that the ceremony would take place on May 4, Star Wars Day (May Fourth).
Billie Lourd, 30, who recently had her second child, accepted the star of Carrie Fisher in her honor and gave a speech in memory of her famous mother.
“Like most kids, I grew up thinking my mom was a little – or a lot – inappropriate”said the young woman. “He tried to change my mind by showing me his amazing movie, Star Wars. I don’t know if any of you have heard of it. I haven’t. I’ve never heard of it. Every time he tried to wear it, I would roll my eyes and yell, ‘This is too much mommy’.”
“My mother was full of sparkle”continued Billie Lourd. “She literally and figuratively covered her world with radiance. She left a mark on everyone she met.”
The star of Carrie Fisher sits right next to the stars of Harrison Ford (Han Solo) and Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker). The three stars are located on the 6800 block of Hollywood Boulevard, near where the original Star Wars movie premiered in 1977.
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Source: Programme Television
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