Goldie Hawn has not appeared in a film since 2020's 'The Christmas Chronicles', but the Oscar winner insists she is not retired. In a recent interview with People magazine, Hawn explained that she is simply waiting for a script that excites her.
“It’s about the content,” Hawn said. “Acting for acting’s sake, taking things… I’ve read a lot of shows, a lot of scripts that I didn’t like or I didn’t think I’d fit. The one thing about acting is that I’ve done it, and I had a great career, and I honor that.”
Hawn added that she would love to find material that makes her think, “Oh my God, I want this so bad. This is so funny. She’s so crazy. She’s so interesting.” She also floated the idea of working with her daughter, two-time Oscar nominee Kate Hudson, saying: “I would love that. And the two of us have thought a lot about it.”
Hawn rose to fame on television before winning an Oscar for 1969's 'Cactus Flower'. Her other notable films include 'The Sugarland Express', 'Shampoo', 'The First Wives Club', 'Overboard', and 'Private Benjamin', for which she earned an Oscar nomination. She previously took a 15-year break between 2002's 'The Banger Sisters' and 2017's 'Snatched'.
