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Carrie Fisher was best known for her turn as Princess Leia in several Star Wars films,Widow who Fell For Her Son’s Friend’s Stuff She Met On A Matching App (2025) but her contribution to the worlds of film and TV went far beyond that iconic role.

Though Fisher, who died Tuesday at age 60 following a heart attack, typically took on supporting roles outside of Star Warsand her stage work, she was always a scene stealer and her larger-than-life personality shined brightly.

Here's how to watch some of Carrie Fisher's roles from this galaxy online.

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1. Catastrophe

Recently, Fisher flexed her comic muscles on Amazon's Catastropheas Mia, the mother of a man who has the nerve to start a family an ocean away from his mom following an accidental pregnancy. Her dog, Gary, is also a scene-stealer in the series.

Watch on Amazon Prime.

2. Hannah and Her Sisters (1986)

Fisher plays April, the friend and business-turned-romantic rival to Dianne West's Holly.

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Watch on Amazon Prime.

3. When Harry Met Sally (1989)

After Harry met Sally and before the two finally make romantic comedy history, Fisher plays the friend who could have ruined everything if the fates did not intervene.

Watch on Hulu.

4. The 'Burbs (1989)

Would you like to see Tom Hanks and Fisher as your typical suburban couple worried that a family of satanists moved down the street? Yes, you would.

Watch on YouTube.

5. 30 Rock

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Fisher guested on 30 Rock(Season 2, Episode 4) as Liz Lemon's comedy icon, Rosemary Howard. Like everyone else in Lemon's life, Howard ends up disappointing her. Fisher is in top form blissfully out-misbehaving the TGScrew and actually makes Lemon realize she has it pretty good. Kind of.

Watch on Netflx.

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