Daryl Hannah Slams FX's 'Love Story'

0:00On this March 6, here's what's making entertainment headlines. Daryl Hanna, the 65-year-old actress, fired back at the FX series Love Story about John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bassett in a guest, essay in The New York Times on Friday. The show romanticizes the couple's marriage in their tragic 1999 plane crash that also killed Bassett's sister Lauren. Hanna, who dated Kennedy before he went Bassett, says her character comes off as irritating and self-absorbed. Her producers cast her as a clear row block to the main romance, with her role limited to the first three episodes, and played by Dary Hemingway. Hanna insisted depiction twists her real life and relationship with Kennedy into something unrecognizable. She flatly denies specific scenes, like hosting cocaine parties, pushing for marriage, damaging family heirlooms, or planting press stories. Hanna calls it appalling to defend against the TV portrayal, and questions comparing Jacqueline Onassis's death to a dog's in the show.

1:00Executive producer Nina Jacobson admitted they positioned Hanna as an adversary to root for the couple, while claiming compassion for real people. FX has no common yet, but Hanna sees textbook misogyny in tearing down one woman to elevate another. Jack Schlossberg, Kennedy's nephew, has also slammed the series for cashing in on family tragedy. Hanna warns that in the digital age, these lies stick around online forever, unlike old tabloid trash, that Jackie Onassis once dismissed as birdcage. Liner? We'd like to thank our sponsor for making this episode possible. A pillow that sounds as good as it feels. Built for listening in bed, soll, iSoliPillo.com