Creator Connor Hines defended the FX series "Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette" for ending on a hopeful note, choosing to depict the couple reconciling before their 1999 plane crash rather than reflecting reports they were separating. The showrunner said the writers took "creative license" to show John and Carolyn still fighting for their relationship, with stars Sarah Pidgeon and Paul Anthony Kelly praising the emotional resonance of the finale's scenes revisiting their early romance.
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Creator Connor Hines defended the FX series "Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette" for ending on a hopeful note, choosing to depict the couple reconciling before their 1999 plane crash rather than reflecting reports they were separating. The showrunner said the writers took "creative license" to show John and Carolyn still fighting for their relationship, with stars Sarah Pidgeon and Paul Anthony Kelly praising the emotional resonance of the finale's scenes revisiting their early romance.