The last time audiences saw the late Carrie Fisher on the big screen was by way of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. But due to the Fisher's untimely death in 2016, her face was put on a digital body in order to bring back Leia one last time. That wasn't the final film that she'd ever made, however, as she still has another one that's in the can but has yet to see the light of day. Now, the flick is finally set to be released, but it may be challenging to see in movie theaters.
Carrie Fisher had plenty of Star Wars moments that made her a household name, but we can't forget that she had a number of non-SW movie roles that allowed her to flex her muscles as an actor. The final movie in her filmography will ultimately be the coming-of-age fantasy film Wonderwell. Vlad Marsavin’s directorial debut will have a limited theatrical release through AMC. The public will indeed get to see the movie, though a limited cinema window indicates that it won't reach too many moviegoers. That may be disappointing to some, but there is a bright spot. The film will eventually be released digitally, and that will make it more easily accessible for the general public.
