From in-depth docuseries to award-winning films, here’s what you can stream in the wake of Ryan Murphy’s latest anthology.
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From viral fashion moments and ’90s-inspired soundtrack to the gut-wrenching ending and its fair share of backlash, Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. and Caroline BissetteThe film, starring Sarah Pidgeon and Paul Anthony Kelly, sparked a lot of cultural commentary and social media buzz. And although the Ryan Murphy-Verse is constantly expanding (and offering a lot of interesting things), love story Fans may not be excited to move on to the next installment just yet – and rightly so.
For those craving more Kennedy content, Hollywood Reporter I’ve rounded up 10 more movies and series to add to your watchlist. With credits spanning more than 40 years – from the 1983 NBC miniseries Kennedy (now streaming on Peacock) to a 2026 ABC News special, John and Carolyn: Love, Beauty, and Loss – This list contains a range of political dramas, star-studded TV shows, award-winning documentaries, multi-part docuseries and feature films.
Besides film and television, dozens of books by John F. Kennedy Jr. and Caroline Bissette have been written, documenting the couple’s lives, both individually and as a couple. This includes Elizabeth Beeler 2024 New York Times best seller, Once Upon a Time: The Enthralling Life of Carolyn Bessette Kennedythe inspiration behind FX’s nine-parter.
The films and series below depict the lives of several members of the famous American family, namely John F. Kennedy Jr., Bessette Kennedy, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, President John F. Kennedy, Ted Kennedy, and Robert F. Kennedy. He loves love story, Some of the works are based on books and autobiographies, all of which are listed below, and everything on this list can be streamed online, as shown below.
“Jackie” (2016, film)
Image credit: “Jackie” (2016) JackiePablo Larraín’s award-winning historical drama, examines the days following the assassination of JFK Jr. from the First Lady’s perspective. Natalie Portman stars as Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, alongside Peter Sarsgaard, Greta Gerwig, Billy Crudup, and John Hurt. He reads THRFull film review here, and Watch it now on Prime Video and Apple TV.
“John and Caroline: Love, Beauty and Loss” (2026, documentary)
Image credit: “John and Caroline: Love, Beauty, and Loss” (2026) Timed with Murphy’s release love story, John and Carolyn: Love, Beauty, and Loss is a February 2026 documentary from ABC News. The TV special includes interviews and archival footage, and is 42 minutes long. Watch it now on Disney+/Hulu.
“JFK Revisited: Through the Looking Glass” (2021, documentary)
Image Credit: “JFK Revisited: Through the Looking Glass” (2021) Premiering at the 2021 Cannes Film Festival, JFK Revisited: Through the Looking Glass is a two-hour documentary by controversial director Oliver Stone, based on James D’Eugenio’s 1992 book, Betrayal of Destiny: JFK, Cuba, and the Garrison Case.
It was somewhat of a follow-up to the 1991 Kevin Costner-led political thriller JFKThe 2021 documentary re-evaluates the Kennedy assassination, considering new declassified footage. Stone, like DiEugenio, is widely considered a conspiracy theorist, as described in JFK Revisited. He reads THRFull film review here, and Watch now on Paramount+ (Available free for three months to new DirecTV subscribers.)
Kennedy (1983, miniseries)
Image credit: “Kennedy” (1983) It was first broadcast on NBC in 1983. Kennedy It is a seven-episode mini-series by English director Jim Goddard. The five-hour political drama spans Kennedy’s nearly three-year presidency, with its television premiere timed with the 20th anniversary of his assassination. The series has won two BAFTA Awards and is now available for Watch via peacockis offered free for two months to new DirecTV subscribers.
“The Wedding of John Kennedy Jr. and Caroline: The Lost Tapes” (2019, documentary)
Image source: “The Wedding of JFK Jr. and Caroline: The Missing Tapes” (2019) “Kennedy” (2011, miniseries)
Image credit: The Kennedys (2011) Kennedy It is an eight-episode television series starring Greg Kinnear, Katie Holmes, Barry Pepper, and Tom Wilkinson. Prior to its 2011 release, the History Channel dropped the controversial production from its schedule, deeming it inappropriate for the network. Producer Joel Surnow later said Hollywood Reporter This was due to his conservative-leaning political views. The show went on to win four Emmy Awards, and is now available for Watch on Prime Video and Apple TV.
“The Kennedys: After Camelot” (2017, miniseries)
Image credit: “The Kennedys: After Camelot” (2017) “JFK: One Day in America” (2023, docuseries)
Image credit: “JFK: One Day in America” (2023) On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the Kennedy assassination, National Geographic published JFK: One Day in Americaa three-part miniseries that takes viewers back to November 22, 1963, in near real time. Watch it now on Disney+/Hulu.
“American Dynasties: The Kennedys” (2018, documentary series)
Image source: “American Dynasties: The Kennedys” (2018) American Dynasties: The Kennedys is a six-episode documentary series spanning five decades, chronicling the lives of Joseph and Rose Kennedy and their children. It ultimately addresses how the Kennedy family was able to profoundly shape national and world events throughout the twentieth century. Watch now on HBO Max.
“I’m JFK Jr.” (2016, documentary)
Image credit: “I am JFK Jr.” (2016) Get an hour-and-a-half inside look into the life of JFK Jr. He continued his professional career with the help of those close to him. Robert De Niro, Cindy Crawford, Mike Tyson and Chris Cuomo are among his friends George Journal colleagues were interviewed at I’m JFK Jr.Available for Watch it now on Prime Video and Apple TV.
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