When the eternal fanboy Kevin Smith made his ridiculous comedy for Jayej and Silent Bob Strike, he included a number of references to the "Starwells War" (including the one in the title), but the most fun of all were a couple of killers. While the film is full of celebrities from all the pop culture, including the legendary comedian George Carlin like, Air, Enthusiastic Hitchhicker and "Cray" creator Wes Craven like himselfLuke Skywalker (Mark Hamil) and Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher) who make this stormy, nervous walk to feel really authentic on the roots of Smith's "Starwells". After all, this was the man who wrote a long dialogue on the ethics of the detonation of the second death Starwar in "The Return of EDI" His debut feature, "officials", So, it only makes sense to emerge some of the acting roles of "Starwell War" in his great Hollywood riff and the world of making films

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Fortunately, both Hamil and Fisher were supposed to appear, with Hamil as a fictional version of himself and Fisher as a nun that collects the title of Jayejson (ASONESON) and quiet Bob (Smith) as Hitchikers. There was only one little thing: Fisher didn't want to be paid in money, but in something a little furry and pretty funny.

In the video for Gq Where he crashed his biggest films, Smith revealed the strangely appropriate payment that Fisher asked to appear in his film:

"... When Kerry came, she said," What you will pay for is the value of these two ancient beard chairs I looked at last month. So, you guys buy my beard chairs, and I'll be in the movie. " And so do we.

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The chairs cost about "$ 3,000" or so, and when Smith finally met Fisher, she asked her for a bizarre request. He said she told him she was feeling that the payment was appropriate given her role in the film. Fisher's Caluphar's character collects the duo of Dinghat, and through a little misunderstanding, Jayey believes he wants to do oral sex on her, leading to them to throw out faster than you can say "Hello Maria!" Since Beaver has long been slang for Vulvas, Fisher's request for ancient beard chairs was a pretty exceptional bit.

Putting the story, Smith points out "there is a screenwriter. There is a writer", in terms of Fisher, and he really is wrong. Although many know the best of playing Princess Leia and many other amazing characters over the yearsFisher was also Realized Doctor for Script and the author independently. She was a comical wit and an amazing writer, and I hope she really had to enjoy those ancient beard chairs because it's funny.

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