Carrie Fisher's Daughter Billie Lourd Featured in 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens'

Billie Lourd is sporting the iconic hair buns in the film!

By
MICHAEL ROTHMAN
December 9, 2015, 2:13 PM ET
3 min read

— -- Meet Billie Lourd.

Carrie Fisher's daughter is set to be featured in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" and you might recognize her iconic hair style.

Lourd, 23, spoke to People magazine about the coveted role and even though she is not Leia's daughter in the film, this is still a dream come true for the young actress.

"On special occasions I would make [Carrie] get in a lightsaber fight with me," she said.

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Here is one look of Lourd in character:

EXCLUSIVE: See Carrie Fisher's daughter in #StarWars: #TheForceAwakens https://t.co/Qko8UYyJjS pic.twitter.com/z4caNstNXU

— People magazine (@people) December 9, 2015,

Billie Lourd hangs out with PZ-4C0 at the Resistance base..#StarWarsTheForceAwakens pic.twitter.com/AOEBXqOMJ7

— Paul Bateman (@PaulRMQ) December 9, 2015

"When I saw the [original] movie for the first time, I noticed my mom was not only equally as confident and strong as the men, she was one of the most confident characters in the entire film," Lourd said. "It made me realize women are just as powerful as men and that we can truly do anything they can – if not more!"

You can also see Lourd in the new series "Scream Queens," taking on the role of Chanel #3.

EXCLUSIVE: See Carrie Fisher's daughter in #StarWars: #TheForceAwakens https://t.co/Qko8UYyJjS pic.twitter.com/z4caNstNXU

People has more pictures of Lourd in action on set, working alongside one of the droids PZ-4C0 as part of the Resistance. Her character's name has yet to be revealed, but Fisher's daughter in real life says Leia, her mother's iconic character, will definitely be an inspiration for her persona onscreen.

Billie Lourd hangs out with PZ-4C0 at the Resistance base..#StarWarsTheForceAwakens pic.twitter.com/AOEBXqOMJ7

"When I saw the [original] movie for the first time, I noticed my mom was not only equally as confident and strong as the men, she was one of the most confident characters in the entire film," Lourd said. "It made me realize women are just as powerful as men and that we can truly do anything they can – if not more!"

You can also see Lourd in the new series "Scream Queens," taking on the role of Chanel #3.

You can also see Lourd in the new series "Scream Queens," taking on the role of Chanel #3.