Goldie Hawn Then
Goldie Hawn won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress in 1969 for her first leading role in Cactus Flower, for which she received the award. It was a challenging assignment to play the role of Walter Matthau’s suicidal fiancee. The humorous parts that she is best known for are those of Private Benjamin, for which she got an Academy Award. She is also well recognized for her career as a stand-up comedian. Her flawless blonde hair and polished appearance drove her to a multi-decade career in the entertainment industry. In addition to Butterflies Are Free and Housesitter, Hawn’s filmography also includes Death Becomes Her, Shampoo, and First Wives Club, among other projects. Kurt Russell, a fellow director with whom she has been married since 1983, is her husband.
Goldie Hawn Then
