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Born to Hollywood stars,Watch Kill Bill: Vol. 1 Online Carrie Fisher lived her life in lights from the beginning.

The beloved actress died Tuesday at age 60 in Los Angeles after suffering from a heart attack.

The child of singer Eddie Fisher and actress Debbie Reynolds, Fisher made herself a household name starring as Princess Leia in the Star Wars series, as well as other classic films including Shampooand Hannah and Her Sisters.

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Fisher's personal life was tumultuous. She was open about her struggles with bipolar disorder and drug addiction, reflecting these experiences in novels such as Postcards from the Edge.

"Hilariously – after all the drug addiction and celebration marriage and mental illness and divorce and shock treatment and heartbreak and motherhood and childhood and neighborhood and hood in general – I’ve turned out to be ... a kind of happy person (go figure!)," she wrote in the Guardianin June.

She always maintained a sense of wit and an intense joy in life, all of which came through in pictures from her life and career.

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