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LOS ANGELES − They no longer create movie stars in the same way, and movie starGoldie Hawnhas a solid explanation for their absence.
Oscar-winning Hawn, 80, revealed everything to her daughterKate Hudson during a Q&A for “Song Song Blue”on Tuesday, January 13. Although Hawn was posing most of the questions during the charming mother-daughter interview, the”Private Benjamin”star expressed views on the decline of movie stardom in a changing era.
I’m not sure where the stars are these days, to be honest,” Hawn told Hudson. “You’re one of them in my opinion. And there are a few. I’m not trying to diminish anyone.
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Hawn mentioned that there are numerous ways to view various films, yet not enough individuals go to the cinema.big-screen theaters.
I don’t wish to call it weakened, but it’s not a negative term,” Hawn remarked. “During the period when I was at my highest point, we were in cinemas. Those were massive films. We witnessed ourselves on the big screen.
The size of the screen is important: People perceived the actors on-screen as larger than life … or like celebrities. Hawn saidJack Nicholsonhad no interest in the concept of performing in smaller-screen cinemas.
Jack said, ‘I’m not going to smaller theaters!’ and I replied, ‘Jack, you can’t control that,’ ” Hawn mentioned. “But I agreed with what he was saying. Because we were large, more than life-sized. Movies. You couldn’t watch them at home. It was a special occasion.
Goldie Hawn was emotional while watching Kate Hudson in ‘Song Sung Blue’
Actor Hudson, 46, has made a full return to his movie-star status in “Song Sung Blue,” where he portrays Claire Sardina, a member of the real-life Milwaukee group Lightning & Thunder along with her husband Mike (Hugh Jackman).
Hawn remembered that viewing the emotional musical film for the first time alongside her long-term partner, Kurt Russell (Hudson’s stepfather), brought both of them to tears.
Hawn said, ‘The two of us clung to each other and wept, I mean truly wept. It was one of those instances where we thought, “What have we just witnessed?” I’ve never cried over anything more in my entire life.’
Hawn mentioned that even the tough-guy Russell had to leave to go to the men’s room to gather himself.
Certainly, it was her mother speaking, but Hudson stated that Hawn is genuine.
If we’re completely truthful, there are films that each other have created that we all haven’t watched,” Hudson mentioned. “Occasionally I’ll say, ‘Mom, you really don’t need to watch this.’
Is Kate Hudson likely to receive an Oscar nomination for ‘Song Sung Blue’?
Hudson gave a heartfelt performance in “Song Sung Blue,” highlighting the talent of the actress who received her last Oscar nomination for 2000’s “Almost Famous.” Following a Golden Globe nomination, Hudson reached a new peak with her recognition for anActor Prize (formerly the SAG Awards). She remains a strong contender in the awards season, with Oscar nominations set to be revealed next week.
And Hudson is attending the award events, giving speeches at showings such as one last week alongside Demi Moore.
During the interview, Hudson shifted the focus and questioned Hawn about whether the awards scene has evolved since her time. Hawn received an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for “Cactus Flower” (1971) and was nominated for “Private Benjamin” (1981), but she didn’t engage in any of the modern-day award campaigning. The actress dedicated her efforts to one thing: choosing the perfect outfit for the stylish Academy Award events she attended.
The most important part was my dress,” Hawn mentioned, reminding her daughter about the time when top designers visited for the Oscars. “You were there, back when Versace came to dress me and all that. It was much different back then.
Kate Hudson expresses gratitude to ‘Mommy’ for the interview
Hawn appeared eager to engage with the audience for the entire night, yet she eventually received a cue to conclude the interview with her daughter.
Sweetheart, no one will ever forget you,” Hawn said to Hudson. “That’s what my mother told me.
“I adore you, Mom,” Hudson replied.
This piece was first published on USA TODAY:Why did Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell actually cry over their daughter Kate Hudson?