Kurt Russell

After nearly 30 years together, it's hard to imagine Kurt Russell without Goldie Hawn . While the two never married, they've been by each other's side for more than half their lives, always the picture of happiness. However, before Russell re-connected with Hawn on the set of Swing Shift all those years ago, he was married to another actress – Season Hubley. In 1979, Russell married Hubley after they worked together on the movie Elvis , Hubley playing Priscilla Presley opposite Russell's...Read Full Story

Dimension Films has acquired the U.S. distribution rights to the heist comedy The Black Marks , starring Kurt Russell .  Russell has been fairly quiet since portraying Stuntman Mike in Death Proof , but probably couldn’t resist the offer to play someone by the name of “ Crunch Calhoun ”.  According to Deadline, The Black Marks was written by the film’s director, Jonathan Sobol ( A Beginner's Guide to Endings ), and co-stars Matt Dillon and Jay Baruchel  ( She's Out of My League...Read Full Story

If you are a fan of Kurt Russell, Courtney Cixm or Kevin Costner, then you’ll probably enjoy this movie , 3000 Miles to Graceland. They all deliver great performances and get plenty of screen time. Russell does his typical good turn as the tough bad guy with a good heart. Costner plays a total psycho who is convinced he’s the illegitimate son of Elvis. This is a total 180 from his role in Thirteen Days. I think I like him better as the villain than the hero. But there is something else hot...Read Full Story

If you can't respect the TNT, you will respect the beard If you have never watched John Carpenter’s movie The Thing , I would urge you to turn off your computer (now!), call in sick if you’re at work, escape from the hospital if you’re actually sick and bed-ridden, and fire up Netflix streaming. I wrote briefly about the story Who Goes There ? on which the movie was based. Also, there was a movie prior to the 1982 version of Thing, called The Thing From Another World . I’ve also heard...Read Full Story

There's no doubt that John Carpenter 's 1986 kung fu-action-comedy-horror-fantasy Big Trouble in Little China is a universally-beloved, genre-bending cult classic, or at least it should be (and boy do I love using dashes in my sentences). But doesn't that plot seem more than slightly weird and overly complicated to you? It must have seemed that way to star Kurt Russell because his character, swaggering blowhard trucker Jack Burton, spends most of the movie in a state of confusion. One...Read Full Story