Carrie Fisher's ashes carried in Prozac-shaped urn
The
US actress, best known for her role as Princess Leia in the Star Wars films,
was frequently open about her experience of mental health issues.
"I
felt it was where she would want to be," her brother Todd Fisher said.
Fisher, 60, and Reynolds, 84, died within a day of each other
last month.
Following
the joint funeral service at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Hollywood Hills, Los
Angeles, Todd Fisher said the giant pill in the shape of the anti-depressant
drug was chosen as the urn for his sister's ashes because it was one of
Carrie's "favourite possessions".
"She
loved it, and it was in her house, and Billie [Carrie Fisher's daughter] and I
felt it was where she would want to be," he said.
He
added that Fisher and her mother were now "together, and they will be
together here and in heaven".
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