Goldie Hawn booking

Category / genre: Actors

Request a quote Check availability

Goldie Hawn began her career as a dancer, but switched to acting on television and then film. Hawn
was a successful television actress in the 1960s, earning two Emmy nominations along the way. In
1980, she starred-in and produced Private Benjamin, earning an Oscar nomination. Her relationship
with Kurt Russell began after working together on several films.
Actress and producer Goldie Jeanne Hawn was born on November 21, 1945, in Washington, D.C. The
daughter of a musician and an actress, Goldie Hawn is best known for her vivacious personality and
comedic persona in films such as Private Benjamin. She began taking ballet and tap dancing lessons
at age 3. By age 18, she had dropped out of Washington, D.C.’s American University to start her own
ballet school and appeared frequently as a professional dancer in performances throughout New York
City and abroad.
In 1968, Hawn made her feature film debut as a dancer in Disney’s The One and Only, Genuine,
Original Family Band, where she met future companion Kurt Russell. The bubbly and infectious
actress won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for Cactus Flower (1969) opposite Walter
Matthau. Showing her versatility as an actress, Hawn then gave a well-reviewed dramatic performance
in Steven Spielberg’s 1974 film The Sugarland Express. Goldie Hawn has also enjoyed an active
television career, starting in 1967 as the gossiping neighbor Sandy on the sitcom Good Morning,
World. She became known through her comedy roles in Rowan and Martin’s TV review Laugh In
(1968-’70), earning two Emmy nominations along the way. Hawn has also hosted several variety
specials for CBS and ABC.
In 1980, Hawn produced and starred in one of her most memorable films, Private Benjamin, for which
she earned her an Oscar nomination. Other films include Robert Zemeckis’ Death Becomes Her
(1992), The First Wives Club (1996), The Out-of-Towners (1999) and The Banger Sisters (2002).