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Kate Hudson is an American actress, the daughter of Goldie Hawn and comedian Bill Hudson, who divorced when she was a child. She was raised by Hawn and actor Kurt Russell. At 17, Hudson decided she would be an actress, hired an agent, and popped up in five forgettable films before her breakthrough role in 2000's Almost Famous. She's appeared in an increasingly long line of forgettable films since, including How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days, Alex and Emma, Le Divorce, and Raising Helen. She was almost Spider-Man's girlfriend, but the role went to Kirsten Dunst when Hudson chose to do The Four Feathers instead.
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One of hottest youngsters in film today, Kate Hudson is Hollywood royalty. The daughter of super-couple Goldie Hawn and non-biological father Kurt Russell, Kate displays the same bubbly personality, captivatingly good looks and natural talent of her award-winning mother. Growing up in the world already aware of the expectations demanded from any star actor, Kate still decided to pursue her dream of being an actress despite the awful tales of the business she was expose to. Kate graduated from the Crossroads School of Arts and Sciences and was shortly accepted to New York University's renowned Tisch School of Drama when she was required to put school on hold due to her already growing film career.
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Matthew McConaughey and Kate Hudson had a press conference last week at the Casa Del Mar Hotel in Santa Monica for their new flick Fool’s Gold. McConaughey and Hudson did the romantic comedy How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days together and if this movie is anything like their last one, I’m looking forward to it!
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Kate Hudson supposedly has six toes, a mark of Satanism. Well, everyone knows what she is now, a bus stop. No one except Owen Wilson will ever fall for her vows of eternal love.
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From All Movie Guide: The daughter of Goldie Hawn, Kate Hudson bears more than a passing resemblance to her famous mother in both looks and onscreen vivacity. Born in Los Angeles on April 19, 1979, Hudson made her screen debut in 1998. She first earned notice for her work in 200 Cigarettes (1999), an ensemble film that cast her as naive Cindy out on a date with caddish Jack (Jay Mohr). Although the film proved to be a substantial critical and commercial disappointment, Hudson's performance was singled out for some of the scant praise the film did receive. The following year, she could be seen starring opposite fellow up-and-comer Joshua Jackson in Gossip, a drama centered on the disastrous side effects of rumor-mongering on a college campus.
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Caroline Ellis (Kate Hudson), a twenty-five-year-old hospice nurse, takes a job in a remote antebellum mansion in the Louisiana Delta. She is hired by Violet Devereaux (Gena Rowlands), an elderly, eccentric Southern belle to care for Violet's bed-ridden, mute husband, Ben Devereaux (John Hurt). Caroline is fascinated by her enigmatic and secretive employers and their moldering manor, but a burning sense of foreboding leads her to suspect that Ben's illness is somehow connected to the mysterious goings-on she witnesses. Armed with a skeleton key that unlocks every door in the rambling house, she is determined to uncover their secrets. The unspeakable evil she discovers threatens her life and leads to an unforgettable and shocking ending.
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