Carrie Fisher feel about wearing the slave bikini in Return of the Jedi

Carrie Fisher feel about wearing the slave bikini in Return of the Jedi

 

Carrie Fisher, one of the main figures in the debate, since she was the one who wore the dress in question, has recently spoken for The Wall Street Journal about this tricky issue of controversy and the factions that have been formed on the Internet about this same topic. Do not miss her response:

 

 

"I think it's nonsense," the actress pointed out categorically, later recalling her father who ignited a good part of the debate, by angering the figure of her character, dressed as a slave. Said father considered that the figure of the character with a bikini was inappropriate for a store with children's toys. Although, we still don't know if she was referring to her being scantily clad or to the slave treatment that the heroine receives, and the pejorative connotations that this may have.

 

 

“That father who was pissed (and said that) 'How am I going to explain to my daughter why Leia is wearing that dress?' Well, tell him that a giant worm captured me and forced me to put on that ridiculous dress, and then I killed it because I didn't like it. And that when I finished I changed my clothes, in private."

 

 

Be that as it may, in any case, we doubt that Fisher in the future will care about the matter of her suit. Especially since although she will appear in the next Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Episode VII of Star Wars, we believe that her character will not approach such a bikini again from less than a hundred meters away, since that it is past history. However, what do you think about the "Leia Esclava" bikini in this regard? Do you consider it appropriate to withdraw it from the market, or do you think it is as respectable a piece of Star Wars history as another?