Date 01/01/2017 - News People
The legend Carrie Fisher died on December 27 after suffering a heart attack on a plane traveling from London to Los Angeles, and apparently that might mean a major payday for Disney. According to the Insurance Insider, Disney, which owns Lucasfilm and the Star Wars franchise, took out a $50 million contract protection insurance policy on the actress. At the time of her death, Fisher had already completed filming on Episode VIII, which comes out next December, but her character General Leia Organa was supposed to be in Episode IX, which hasn't filmed yet.
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