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0:40Now PlayingDebbie Reynolds and her daughter, Carrie Fisher, didn't speak for 10 years. Their turbulent relationship was written about by Fisher in her debut semi-autobiographical novel "Postcards from the Edge" in 1987, which was made into a movie three years later with Meryl Streep as the Fisher character and Shirley MacLaine as the Reynolds figure. In 2011, during a joint interview with her daughter with Oprah, Reynolds openly discussed her child's bi-polar disorder which was one of the catalysts for their troubled relationship. #InsideEdition
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