Jamie Lee Curtis addresses heart wrenching farewell that left her 'breaking' down in tears

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Halloween franchise since the first film was released in 1978.The Hollywood actress has spoken in a new interview about her sadness as the successful Halloween movies draw to a close, admitting she "cried" everyday on their final week.Jamie first found fame in the 1978 original film before starring in several sequels, with the final Halloween Ends set to be released later this month.The Hollywood star was asked how she was feeling having played Laurie for the last time after nearly 50 years.She told Digital Spy: "It's sunk in, for sure.

I'm really busy trying to produce other things and I'm looking to the future and I have some other movies that I've completed, parts of that I have to do some additional photography for, so my focus is definitely on that."But that last week in Savannah, Georgia, when I knew every day going to that set was going to be the last time I was going to be Laurie and be with my people, I cried every day."If I'm not crying, if we're all not crying a little bit, then what have we done?

We haven't done anything."We've made contact. You guys have made contact with Laurie, I've made contact with you, that's a relationship.

I'm breaking up, it's painful."Jamie also spoke in a recent interview about why she thinks her character Laurie is so popular with fans.Speaking to The Guardian, Jamie discussed the theory that due to her character's virginity, she was spared by the villain Michael Myers, while her more promiscuous pals met their untimely ends.She said: 'Well, it was a different world and hindsight is what college professors get paid for."But my feeling is that Debra Hill [the movie's late producer] was a feminist and that Laurie Strode is a feminist hero."But yes, Debra was also working within a.