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How the next 'Star Wars' movie 'The Last Jedi' will deal with the death of Carrie Fisher

Disney's CEO Bob Iger shed light on how the company is moving forward with the next "Star Wars" movie after Carrie Fisher's untimely passing.

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We finally have some insight into how Disney is confronting the death of its "Star Wars" star, Carrie Fisher, as it prepares to released the next movie in the saga, "Episode VIII," aka "The Last Jedi," which comes out December 15.

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One thing has been made clear by Disney CEO Bob Iger in a new interview: Fisher's General Leia role will not undergo any tweaking, nor any CGI reviving of the actress along the lines of what we saw in "Rogue One."

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