Disney faces 'Star Wars'-size dilemma over loss of Carrie Fisher

RaymondC, you worry too much about this stuff :)

BillM, be nice now...

GW at Dec. 29, 2016 - 10:58PM JST Whatever they do, there will no doubt be another death star to destroy in the next flick..................

............................................................................................ Is that "death star" or "dead star"?

We have to know just what was completed in an early rough cut of the movie shown to Disney executives. If it means an important role for the Leia character in Episode IX, then there is a chance they may have to reshoot a number of scenes in Episode VIII, and that could result in Episode VIII being delayed from December 2017 to May or June 2018 for its release date.

Whatever they do, there will no doubt be another death star to destroy in the next flick..................

I am glad to see this series end. I hated them all but watched them to learn something about how bad a series can become.

By having all three of them in the last episode, it gave validation and some intrigue to it. But the bottom line isn't "What are they going to do?" it's what are you going to do?

I am glad they answered my question whether they were filming Episode 8 when she passed or if they were filming still. Now the question I have is Hans Solo officially gone or did he fall onto a hospital bed that did immediate surgery?

Stevie Nicks?.. I am not sure she could nail it? Why not calling Lynda Carter? She could nail it better.

Leia appears briefly at the end of the standalone movie now in theaters, “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,” as a digital recreation of the young princess.

I'm glad I already saw it, as this is a huge spoiler. Very careless to put it in this article with the movie in the theaters still.

How big is Star Wars size?

She was great in the original episodes, but not in VII. Trying to bring Leia and Solo back in VII didn't appear to work. As for Skywalker, can't tell yet (haven't watched VIII yet). Anyway, I don't see the dilemma.

I agree, they can always rewrite the script or tweak it to accommodate her untimely loss.

Oh, just have her die off in the next episode. People die. So do Jedis (well, their physical bodies do). The rebel forces will be led by another person/Jedi. Or the plot can change once again. No big deal. Looking forward to Episodes VIII by the way.

She was great in the original episodes, but not in VII. Trying to bring Leia and Solo back in VII didn't appear to work. As for Skywalker, can't tell yet (haven't watched VIII yet). Anyway, I don't see the dilemma.