Princess and Scoundrel {Han Solo ♥ General Leia} #18: "To this day, “I love you/I know” defines Han and Leia." ~ StarWars.com
 

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TFTNT :clap:

No problem! :hug: Meant to do it much sooner :lol:

That picture :sigh:

That pic sums up why I loved Han and Leia as a couple so much. Carrie and Harrison had such a playful dynamic (he always seemed to be teasing her in their scenes) and it translated so beautifully onto the screen in that relationship.

They could be hilarious one minute, arguing another and passionately romantic the next. :love:

They did even off-screen :D

True, that! :lmao: :drool:

Honestly, I felt that Carrie's admission about Harrison "I love him, I'll always feel something for him" was very moving and refreshingly honest. :love:

Yes I'm so glad we were honored enough to know about their off screen romance before her passing :love:

Can I be added to the supporter list?

I recently re-watched ESB and TFA and Han/Leia have now overtaken Jack/Rose as my all-time favourite movie couple.

Great to hear! Welcome to the thread :hug: Adding you now! :wiggle:


Publishing the diary was a bold thing to do and I had so much respect for her because she was bombarded with so many personal questions about Harrison during interviews for The Force Awakens :nod: :blush:

Same here :thud: was a lot of off-screen about them too

In interviews she was like, "didn't everyone already guess, anyway?"

:lol: She was well aware that their fiery chemistry had people guessing they were a real-life thing. I know he was married at the time so it's controversial, but it definitely explained their insanely hot chemistry.

Yes :thud: the release about the details that they had an affair

Mark Hamill was recently asked about Carrie/Harrison by a The Guardian journalist, and he seemed quite jealous. :lol:

HAHA :lol: well Mark is just a joker :lol:

He did LITERALLY play The Joker. :nod: :smirk:


I think he said "if I had known about them back then, I would've been devastated" :redface: :lol:

And The Trickster :lmao: but that's for his thread :lol:

Welcome :hug:

Thank you very much.

I ordered "The Princess Diarist". It should arrive next week sometime. I am actually afraid to read it. I will let you guys know my thoughts upon completion.

I'm like halfway through it but couldn't finish yet, it's so nostalgic that I kinda wanna let it last forever :lol:

Aww. :lol::love: I would love to read it to know more about what happened with Carrie and Harrison. :')

I saw it on the store here the other day but it was the translation version and it felt kinda weird reading it, if I get read it it will have to be in English. :lol:

I just find it really warming that they were canon on and off screen :sigh:

Yes. :in_love: And they did have amazing chemistry. :sigh:

So, the book came yesterday. A week early. I skimmed through the interesting parts *affair.

Yeah, it is just really, really sad. I will give a full report when I have finished the book completely.

But to me it seems that she was in love with him until the day she died. It is just heart-breaking.

A read a few of her poems / diary entries and why did she hate herself so much?

I hate myself. I can't look in the mirror. I know I am ugly, fat, and gross, stupid and that I am going to die alone.

It is just difficult to know someone as awesome as Carrie felt the same way I feel every single day of my life. She was a hundred times smarter than me and a million times more beautiful.

Is it a female thing for us to hate ourselves?

It's not just a female thing. Lots of men feel that way too, they're just less likely to admit it. It's a depression thing. Carrie had major problems with depression. She was bi-polar.