Kate Hudson Shares Candid Update on Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell Calling Them ‘a Mess’

Kate Hudson recently shared a heartfelt update regarding her parents, Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell, after they were deeply moved by her performance in the upcoming film “Song Sung Blue.” During an appearance on The Graham Norton Show with co-star Hugh Jackman, she revealed that her parents were “a mess” after watching the movie.

Kate Hudson’s Emotional Moment with Her Parents

The 46-year-old actress explained that both her mother and stepfather teared up while viewing the film. “Hugh and I were also a mess when we saw it for the first time, which is really rare,” she added, emphasizing the film’s powerful and emotional narrative.

About “Song Sung Blue”

“Song Sung Blue” is a biographical musical drama based on the real-life story of Mike and Claire Sardina, a couple from Milwaukee. They reinvent themselves as a Neil Diamond tribute band known as Lightning & Thunder. The film explores their journey as down-on-their-luck musicians who find love and chase their dreams.

The story revolves around themes of redemption and love, touching on Mike’s troubled history and Claire’s serious accident that sidelines her. The movie features Neil Diamond’s beloved hits, adding to its emotional depth.

Film Reception and Release Date

• The film premiered at the AFI Film Festival on October 26.
• Currently holds an 80% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
• Scheduled for public release on Christmas Day.

Initial reactions have praised the film as a “masterpiece,” with critics recognizing the performances from Hudson and Jackman. Both actors not only showcased their acting skills but also their singing prowess in the film.

Neil Diamond’s Involvement

Kate Hudson noted that she had the chance to meet Neil Diamond, who expressed his gratitude towards the movie. The legendary musician praised the real-life couple, Mike and Claire, and was honored that the film used his music.

Hugh Jackman recounted an emotional meeting with Diamond, where they enjoyed dinner and even sang some of his iconic songs. Jackman described the experience as wonderful and memorable.

Supporting Cast

The film also features notable performances from Michael Imperioli, known for “The Sopranos,” and Fisher Stevens from “Succession.” Their contributions enhance the film’s overall narrative.

As anticipation builds for “Song Sung Blue,” fans can expect a heartfelt cinematic experience filled with love, music, and resilience.