Kurt Russell Discusses Kate Hudson’s Oscar Nomination and Valentine’s Day Plans
Kurt Russell recently shared insights about his daughter Kate Hudson’s Oscar nomination and his Valentine’s Day plans. During a press event for the upcoming series “Monarch: Legacy of Monsters,” Russell expressed pride over Hudson’s recognition for her performance in “Song Sung Blue.”
Kate Hudson’s Oscar Nomination
Kurt Russell commended Hudson for her challenging role. He highlighted the difficulties involved in convincingly portraying a character from the Midwest, along with the demands of singing like legendary artist Patsy Cline. Russell stated, “It’s an extremely difficult role that she makes look effortless.” He praised her ability to fully embody her character, showcasing her exceptional talent.
Valentine’s Day Plans
With Valentine’s Day approaching, Kurt Russell plans to shower his partner, Goldie Hawn, with affection. He mentioned buying “lots of flowers” and indulging in “a lot of candy” as part of their celebration. In contrast, his son Wyatt Russell emphasized that every day feels like Valentine’s Day at their home, where they prioritize spending quality time together.
Super Bowl Preparations
Kurt remains active in the industry, recently starring in a Super Bowl advertisement for Michelob ULTRA. He shared that the family enjoyed watching the Super Bowl together the previous year when their dog starred as the Budweiser lab. However, he noted that this year they would likely be apart.
Insights on “Monarch: Legacy of Monsters”
The father-son duo revealed exciting details about “Monarch: Legacy of Monsters.” Kurt teased that the series features intense monster battles intertwined with a heartfelt family narrative. He remarked that while many questions from the first season are answered, new inquiries arise, exploring themes such as how we would cope with extraordinary circumstances.
- Kurt Russell: Stars alongside Michelle Pfeiffer in the series “The Madison.”
- Wyatt Russell: Enjoys the creative collaboration with his father as they play the same character.
- Acting Challenge: Making monster interactions appear realistic relies heavily on actors’ performances.
The Russells also discussed their unique experience of portraying the same character. Wyatt reflected on their collaboration, noting that even though they don’t perform together on set, their discussions greatly enhance the storytelling.
Overall, the Russell family’s blend of personal pride and professional endeavors continues to captivate fans as they navigate both Valentine’s Day and their roles in the entertainment industry.
