I love Goldie Hawn. I'm not going to lie. She's one of those few movie stars who is just lovely from head to toe. You can never know what an actor is like in real life if you've never met them, but I have trouble imagining Hawn is anything other than what you see. I miss her in movies, though, considering the quality of product in general that's available, perhaps this is a good thing and it's best to be content with the memories we have of her on film. One wonders if she may have a comeback soon, considering she came pretty close to having an HBO series last year. I was trolling the internet and found this clip of Hawn on The Graham Norton Show from a little less than a year ago post-Oscars. She shares a couch with John Cusack and Marcus Brigstocke and they all have a great chemistry together. The first clip is 15:06 long, but things pretty much start at the 4:00 mark after all three entertainers are introduced, and don't stop. Brigstocke has a great story involving being a standup, but, sitting pretty in the middle, Hawn, without even trying, becomes the star of the segment with a couple of stories, including the first love scene she did with longtime companion Kurt Russell during Swing Shift. In the reenactment, Brigstocke assists her with a prop pineapple. It's pretty cute. But, then, America's sweetheart, Hawn is always cute.
The next clip concentrates more on Cusack and Brigstocke, but, towards the end, Hawn discusses the parenting book she came out with:
And the final clip features music band Kasabian. Norton has special guests at the end on his monitor tell stories, and Hawn starts to fold her arms looking a little non-plussed when the second person's tale takes a turn for the worst:
With daughter Kate Hudson at Vanity Fair party after White House Correspondents dinner in April 2012; in Paris in March 2012 having a gay old time
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