Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell were reportedly deeply moved after watching Kate Hudson deliver an emotional new performance, with the proud parents said to be touched by the strength and depth she brought to the role.

A recent screening of Song Sung Blue turned into a deeply emotional moment for Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell as they watched their daughter, Kate Hudson, deliver what many consider one of the most heartfelt performances of her career. Even though the film was still unfinished, the early screening reportedly moved the longtime Hollywood couple to tears, highlighting the strong emotional bond between family and storytelling.

Set in 1989, Song Sung Blue follows Claire, played by Hudson, as she joins a Neil Diamond tribute act inspired by the real-life duo Lightning & Thunder. Starring alongside Hugh Jackman, who portrays Mike Sardina, Hudson’s character navigates ambition, music, and an evolving romantic connection. The film blends themes of performance, identity, and emotional growth.

During a discussion in Los Angeles, Hawn revealed that both she and Russell became emotional throughout the screening, despite the movie lacking finalized sound and color work at the time. She recalled sitting beside Russell as they reacted emotionally to several scenes, especially while watching their daughter’s powerful portrayal unfold on screen.

One scene reportedly had the strongest impact: Hudson’s performance of a song connected to Patsy Cline. Hawn said the moment touched her deeply, bringing back memories of the emotional experiences she once felt watching films as a child. The sincerity and vulnerability in Hudson’s performance blurred the line between acting and real emotion, leaving a lasting impression not only on audiences, but especially on her family.