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Another point that would be interesting to know is wether gender relative performances at age 15 carrie on to later years.

When Carrie Fisher was cast as Princess Leia in 1976, the reason was simple -- she could be hired for almost nothing.

He made sure Carrie Fisher got her daily dose of...euh...

>After all, it's not like Carrie from Homeland is chillin' at the CIA reading my texts with my girlfriend.

If you're interested in this topic and aren't a lawyer, I recommend Complete Copyright[1] by the American Library Association's Carrie Russell, along with anything by Mary Minnow[2].

You have to carrie all the coal you burn from the basement, it requires time to start up, needs permanent oversight and it's almost impossible to adjust the heat to the exact level you want.

When everything starts to fall apart for your business model of milking your customers for all they're worth and outsourcing all you can to cheap countries, have Carrie Underwood sing and make geeky movies about boys playing with atoms.

And A: I don't think it would be too difficult to get aged actors like Mark Hammond and Carrie Fisher to play older versions of their most successful characters (Harrison Ford might prove more difficult for various reasons).

For example, Basquiat had the news on, music, movies, etc while painting and Stephen gave up on looking for a quiet room and so wrote Carrie with a desk in the living room and two small children to help take care of.

The hard drift into self-congratulatory vanity parallels that of Charlie Sheen during a certain infamous interview, for example, and at least two people (Howard Dean and Carrie Fisher) identified him as having compulsive sniffing reminiscent of a cocaine habit during debates prior to his first election.

So, off the top of my head I can think of these female lead roles who are 'strong' and a whole lot more, including sometimes vulnerable, weak, contradictory and even capricious: Carrie from Homeland // Sookie from True Blood // Sonya from The Bridge // Sarah from The Killing // Jackie from Nurse Jackie // Tara from United States of Tara All of those are TV shows, not movies.

(The Carrie Fisher interview ties in with all of the, "That's no snow!

I think it was Megan McCardle who noticed that in the "Little House on the Prairie" books, they could not afford a third tin cup for Carrie, the baby.

Still, it strikes me in the same way as "Carrie Fisher totally ruined that scene in Return of the Jedi prancing around in that gold bikini" might sound at a Star Wars gathering...

If I were like Carrie or the Twilight Zone kid who sends people into the Corn field and does other "fun" stuff they would have very good reason to be worried.

There's an abandoned blast furnace (Carrie Furnace) outside Pittsburgh that offers occasional tours, and also doesn't have any meaningful security.

Carrie Fisher is being cast as Princess Leia in 2013 for the same reason -- she can be hired for almost nothing.

Carrie, our designer, is currently freelancing and is booked out for several months.