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Oct 17 • 3 tweets • 2 min read
My heart is heavy right now learning the great Louise Fletcher has left us.
I will never forget our last visit (not to long ago) when we got to spend a whole weekend together. Our conversations were amazing just laughing and sharing all our memories from 1986 when we
filmed. "Flowers In The Attic". I am so grateful I got to spend that time with you before you had to leave us. Louise you were an absolute joy to work with, you were a mentor and a friend, the gifts
you showed and gave me in developing my craft are
irreplaceable. You are a true blessing and a beautiful woman inside and out. I will miss you and the world will miss you. Rest In Peace and Love Louise 🙏🏼 I love you ❤️ #Legend 🌷#LouiseFletcher

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