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Kate Hudson: Rom-Com Queen's New Career Chapter
14 Feb
Summary
- Hudson reflects on Oscar loss at 2001 ceremony and Kurt Russell's advice.
- She aimed to transform beyond rom-com roles despite industry expectations.
- Music career pursued later in life, driven by a desire not to regret.
Kate Hudson recently received an Artist of the Year award at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, reflecting on her diverse career. She recalled her first Oscar nomination in 2001, noting Kurt Russell's advice to 'go have a career' after her loss. Hudson identified rom-coms as a challenging genre, requiring the same dedication as any serious film.
She spoke about the difficulty of shifting perceptions after achieving fame in romantic comedies, with the industry often pigeonholing her. Hudson expressed a desire for more varied roles and acknowledged the financial considerations that influenced her choices as a single mother.
The actress also detailed her decision to pursue music, releasing her album Glorious. Initially warned against crossover careers and told she might be too old to start a music career, she pursued it during COVID-19 out of a fear of regret, finding unexpected warmth in the reception.
With her latest Oscar nomination, Hudson sees new opportunities for transformative performances, aiming to engage audiences and explore different facets of her acting abilities.
