Goldie Hawn | Born: 1945

Goldie Hawn initially began her career as a dancer but later transitioned to acting on film and television, becoming a successful actress in the 1960s. She won an Academy Award for her role in Cactus Flower and was nominated for an Oscar after starring and producing Private Benjamin, which turned out to be a great investment for her career. Other films in which Hawn starred include The First Wives, Bird on a Wire, The Banger Sisters, and The Out-of-Towners. Her relationship with Kurt Russell started after starring in several films together, such as Disney’s The One and Only, Original Family Band, and Genuine. 

The actress has also enjoyed an active career in television since 1967, including the sitcom Good Morning, World, where she played the gossiping neighbor Sandy. Hawn became known for her comedy roles in the TV review Laugh-In, for which she earned two Emmy Awards nominations. In 2017, Hawn was inducted into the Hollywood Walk of Fame.