Constance Zimmer thought, ‘My career is over.’ Then ‘Love Story’ changed her tune @latimes
Constance Zimmer thought, ‘My career is over.’ Then ‘Love Story’ changed her tune  @latimes
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
"In Hollywood, female actors are often told that opportunities for work will diminish as they age. As Constance Zimmer got into her 40s and 50s, she came to believe this “narrative” herself. But playing Carolyn Bessette Kennedy’s mother Ann Marie Messina in “Love Story” — a character who “led with life experience” taught her she has “so much to give.”

Zimmer sat down with Jamie Bell, Linda Cardellini, Camilla Morrone, Michael Peña and Andrew Rannells for The Envelope Emmy Limited Series/TV Movie Roundtable, hosted by The Times’ Mark Olsen.

#Emmys #Emmys2026 #LimitedSeries #TVMovie #Television"

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Constance Zimmer thought, ‘My career is over.’ Then ‘Love Story’ changed her tune

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