'Carrie lived her life the way she wanted to, never apologizing for anything.' From the VFArchive: As 'The Last Jedi' reunites legends old and new, its cast and crew remember their princess general, Carrie Fisher.
, Daisy Ridley's Rey was face-to-face with Luke Skywalker. What happens next, to be revealed when hits screens, in December, is closely guarded.
But from Ridley, Mark Hamill, director-screenwriter Rian Johnson, and producer Kathleen Kennedy, DAVID KAMP gets exclusive insights into the future ofin eluding how the cast and narrative have been rocked by Carrie Fisher's death—while ANNIE LEIBOVITZ captures legends new and old
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