Goldie Hawn is a famous Hollywood film actress, who perfectly copes with comedy roles. The most popular films with her participation are “Overboard”, “Bird on the Wire”, “Death to Her Face”, “Housewife”. Goldie Hawn is also famous for her strong and happy civil marriage with actor Kurt Russell.
Young years and the beginning of a career Goldie Hawn
The future Hollywood actress was born on November 21, 1945 in Washington, USA. Her mother, Laura Hawn, was the owner of a jewelry store and dance school. Father Edward Rutledge Hawn was a musician. Goldie has German, English and Jewish roots in his family.
At the age of three, the girl began to attend ballet school, and later became interested in acting. Goldie first appeared on the stage in 1964 and played the main character in the production of the romantic play "Romeo and Juliet" at the festival dedicated to the works of William Shakespeare.
Goldie Hawn decided to connect her life with the acting field and entered the American University at the Faculty of Dramatic Art, but was expelled very soon.
After that, Hawn went to conquer Hollywood, where she began her acting career with participation in television series, the first of which was “The Jokes of Rowan and Martin”. In it, she played a girl who constantly laughs out loud from any joke, and then sharply becomes serious.
In 1969, the aspiring actress played in the classic American comedy with Walter Mattau's "Cactus Flower". For her role, Hawn received the first and so far the only Academy Award.
A few years later, a success came in Goldie Hawn's career. The actress received roles in films with high fees. So, for participating in the movie "Sugarland Express", the actress was due 300 thousand dollars, and for the comedy "Private Benjamin" - $ 1 million.
Popular movie work Goldie Hawn
In 1987, a Hollywood actress starred in a comedy with Kurt Russell "Overboard", where she played a rich, but very moody woman named Joanna, who lost her memory after falling overboard from her yacht at night. Carpenter Dean, who was not only refused to pay for the work, but was also thrown out of the yacht, decides to teach Joanna a lesson and appears to the woman without memory as her husband.
The second popular film with Goldie Hawn was the comedy comedy with Mel Gibson "Bird on the Wire." In it, the actress embodied the image of Marianne, a former lover of the protagonist named Rick, who is being hunted by a criminal who has just left the prison walls. Rick pulls Marianne into his story, and both have to rush into the race.
In 1992, the actress played in the black comedy Death to Her Face, along with Meryl Streep and Bruce Willis. In it, both competing heroines gain eternal youth and try to keep one man.
