コンスタンス・マリーさんのインスタグラム写真 - (コンスタンス・マリーInstagram)「If you didn’t already know Constance Marie from her role as the mother of late Tejano icon Selena Quintanilla-Pérez in the modern classic biopic “Selena,” you may have discovered her later as Angie Lopez, the supporting and level-headed wife and mother in the long-running ABC sitcom “The George Lopez Show.” With a career spanning nearly four decades, Marie has remained a steady presence on film and TV, with roles in “Santa Barbara,” “American Family,” and “Mi Familia,” and in more recent fare like “Animal Kingdom,” “Lopez vs. Lopez” and “How I Met Your Father.” But it’s her turns as a mother that have left a lasting mark. So the role of Beatriz Diaz in Prime Video’s “With Love” — in which her character struggles with her kids leaving the nest and her marriage falling into a rut, triggering a rediscovery of self — felt like a natural evolution to her matriarch oeuvre. The romantic comedy, from executive producer @gloriakellett , returned for its second season on June 2. For someone who was plucked from obscurity to valiantly dance alongside David Bowie on his Glass Spider Tour in the late ‘80s, @goconstance is self-effacing and reflective while speaking on a video call from her home in Los Angeles. She discussed her roots in the city, why she couldn’t finish Netflix’s “Selena: The Series,” and the fear of taking on a sex scene in her 50s. The interview has been edited for length and clarity. Read more at the link in our bio. 🖊️ @villarrealy 📸 @ccole_photo ; Colleen E. Hayes / Prime Video; Albert L. Ortega / WireImage / Getty #withlove #selena @withloveonprime」6月6日 7時07分