I love this absolutely adorable photo of Carrie Fisher taken for a costume test for her role as Princess Leia.
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1 comment:
Yes, Carrie was much cuter when she smiled. There are a few of the behind-the-scenes photos where she's smiling or laughing and she looks great.
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