Kate Hudson looks like mom Goldie Hawn with new hair

Kate Hudson never looked more like her mother, Goldie Hawn, thanks to her brand new ‘Do. The actress abandoned her loose and long boho waves in favor of a permanent 80s for her next role Song Song Song– And it is impossible not to think of the era of the 80s Goldie.

Of course, in the 80s, absolutely everyone had the most important and most puffed hair – but nobody did it like Goldie Hawn. His signature look was permanent loops that fell on his shoulders and disorderly curtain fractures that framed his face. It was the look she changed in movies like It looks like ancient times And Best friends Back in the early 80s.

Well, Hudson brings him back – at least she will be when she will play in the next musical biopic, Song Song Song. The film, which should land the day of Christmas later this year, is inspired by the 2008 documentary of the same name that followed the love story between Claire and Mike Sardina, an act of tribute to Diamond of husband and wife who met in the 80s. Hugh Jackman plays in front of Hudson in the film (and also cradles a fairly dated look for his role).

Hudson shared a calm of the next film on Instagram, by writing, “loved every second making this beautiful film, working with the most charming working husband that you could ask (Hugh Jackman), singing the emblematic songs of Neil Diamond, led by our wonderful director (Craig Brewer). More love notes for all those involved in coming … A meeting. ”

Although Hudson probably does not channel her express mother, she learned a lot from her with regard to the hair. In fact, earlier this year, she told us to Instruction That her mother gave her hair advice that she wanted to have listened to. “First of all, she is very specific with her hair, and we are very different. But my mother’s first thing was” does not color your hair! “” Said Hudson. “But I did not listen. I started coloring it at 16 and she was very frustrated because she loved my og color of my hair. She said:” You will never recover them. “And she is right.