How ‘Love Story’ Stars Capture the Sisterly Bond of Carolyn and Lauren Bessette
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Sarah Pidgeon and Sydney Lemmon share with The Hollywood Reporter that their pre-existing friendship and shared theater background gave them "a baseline that we didn't even have to work at as actors."
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Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment Logo text [This story contains spoilers from Love Story, episode seven, “Obsession.”] Following last week’s episode of Love Story , “The Wedding,” John F. Kennedy Jr. (Paul Anthony Kelly) and Carolyn Bessette Kennedy ( Sarah Pidgeon ) return from their honeymoon. What should be the happiest time of their lives quickly turns miserable. As they arrive back at their Tribeca apartment at 20 N. Moore St., paparazzi swarm their car, immediately making it clear that life as a newly married couple will be very different. Related Stories TV Disney Has Sold Out of Oscars Advertising Inventory Amid Live Event Push TV Bryan Cranston Gets a Body Hair Trim in Latest 'Malcolm in The Middle' Revival Trailer John, the son of former president John F. Kennedy, is used to living in the spotlight. Even he admits the scrutiny has intensified since the couple got married. So in an effort to calm things down, John suggests that if they pose for a couple of photos and let the photographers have their first shot as a married couple, they’ll back off. Except, it doesn’t stop. They continue camping outside the apartment at all hours. As Carolyn struggles with the relentless attention , she confides in one person: her sister, Lauren Bessette (Sydney Lemmon). “You should be talking to someone,” Lauren tells Carolyn, sensing her sister isn’t handling the attention well. “I’m talking to you,” Carolyn responds. Lauren and Carolyn reportedly became “even closer” in real life when Lauren moved to New York and Carolyn was dealing with heightened media attention. Carolyn fully opens up to Lauren about how the stress of the scrutiny and the lies being spread about her in tabloids are affecting her. Earlier in the episode, she attends a meeting about a potential job at Ralph Lau...
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