Sarah Pidgeon Reveals the Thinking Behind 'Love Story’s Approach to Carolyn Bessette and JFK Jr.’s Final Moments

Sarah Pidgeon Reveals the Thinking Behind 'Love Story's Approach to Carolyn Bessette and JFK Jr.'s Final Moments




Sarah Pidgeon scored her first lead role in a series in the canceled-too-soon gem, The Wilds on Prime Video. She starred as Leah Rilke, one of eight young women who are left stranded on an island when their plane never makes it to Hawaii for an empowerment retreat. Given the dire situation, tensions often spike and it quickly becomes clear that Pidgeon has a staggeringly vast emotional range. Even though The Wilds lasted a mere two seasons, by the end of it, Pidgeon's potential in film and television was undeniable, and now, four years later, she's an Emmy nominee.


Sarah Pidgeon scored her first lead role in a series in the canceled-too-soon gem, The Wilds on Prime Video. She starred as Leah Rilke, one of eight young women who are left stranded on an island when their plane never makes it to Hawaii for an empowerment retreat. Given the dire situation, tensions often spike and it quickly becomes clear that Pidgeon has a staggeringly vast emotional range. Even though The Wilds lasted a mere two seasons, by the end of it, Pidgeon's potential in film and television was undeniable, and now, four years later, she's an Emmy nominee.

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