Valerie Bertinelli stars in the Lifetime Original Movie ‘Love, Again’. The film premieres on May 9, 2026.
The story tackles themes of Alzheimer’s disease. Bertinelli plays Caroline, who has been married to Henry for 30 years.
Henry’s character is suffering from worsening early-onset Alzheimer’s. This condition adds a deep emotional layer to the narrative.
Bertinelli describes the movie as moving and full of heart. She found the filming process cathartic.
Within the past eight years, she has dealt with significant losses. This personal experience informs her portrayal of Caroline.
“Henry is getting so much worse,” Caroline says in a poignant moment. This line captures the struggle many face when dealing with a loved one’s decline.
“This movie is so moving, and so full of heart,” Bertinelli stated. Her passion for the project reflects her commitment to raising awareness about Alzheimer’s.
Henry Czerny, who plays Henry, believes it will help others feel less alone. “I feel it will help a lot of people who are going through this feel like they’re not alone,” he remarked.
The film aims to resonate with viewers by highlighting love and support during difficult times. “Happiness comes from finding someone you care about who would walk down the path with you,” Leo expresses—underscoring the film’s core message.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding additional cast members or promotional events leading up to the premiere. However, anticipation is building as fans await Bertinelli’s return to acting after a decade since ‘Hot in Cleveland’.