‘The Christmas Chronicles 2’ Film Review: Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn Team Up to Save the Holidays

Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell are starring together in The Christmas Chronicles: Part Two, and their festive film is even more fitting thanks to the due date of their latest grandchild.

Christmas Eve in Victorian London. While the poor shiver in snowy streets, a phantom menace stalks the fancy homes of the rich and shameless.

Netflix's mission to conquer the already oversaturated holiday movie marketplace continues with this sequel to its 2018 hit starring Kurt Russell as a very hip Santa Claus. With Chris Columbus in the director's chair (he produced the earlier film) and Goldie Hawn bumped up from a cameo to a co-starring role as Mrs.

Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell recently opened up about the beginning days of their relationship, which began nearly 38 years ago! The longtime couple, who never got married, did a joint interview for the latest episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show to promote their new Netflix movie The Christmas Chronicles 2. Kurt said, “We haven’t done many [interviews] together no.

After nearly four decades together, Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell still manage to have “firsts” in their relationship! The couple stopped by The Ellen DeGeneres Show on November 23 to promote their upcoming holiday picture The Christmas Chronicles 2. During their joint interview, Kurt, 69, marveled at how they “haven’t done very many [interviews] together.”

Christmas Chronicles: Part Two,” a sequel to the 2018 Netflix picture that introduced Russell as a Santa who's more superhero-meets-Elvis speedracing his sled than jolly old Saint Nick sitting by a fire. At the urging of Chris Columbus, who produced the first, Hawn appeared as Mrs.

Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell are opening up about the beginning days of their relationship, which began nearly 38 years ago!

Back in 1990, Chris Columbus directed what is arguably America’s favorite non-animated Christmas movie: “Home Alone.”In 2020, he returns to helm America’s 479th favorite Christmas movie: “Christmas Chronicles 2,” which is sadly more in line with his less celebrated films, such as “Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief” and “I Love You, Beth Cooper.” It is mercifully not as bad as “Pixels.”What’s weird is that Columbus did not direct the 2018 movie that kicked off this franchise,

Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn are reuniting on screen, after originally joining forces on “Overboard” over 30 years ago.

Kurt Russell is returning as Santa Claus in Netflix’s Christmas Chronicles 2 and to prepare for his second round as St. Nicholas, he went deep into the history of his character.

Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell are one of Hollywood's most popular couples and are still as in love today as when they met 37 years ago.MORE: Goldie Hawn's bathroom in LA looks like a luxury hotelAnd even now, the celebrity couple are still finding new milestones to reach, and discovered the latest one on The Ellen Show on Monday.Host Ellen DeGeneres asked them whether they had done many joint interviews together, to which Kurt replied: "We haven't done many together no.

Goldie Hawn will be celebrating her 75th birthday this weekend and her longtime partner Kurt Russell helped her ring in the special day a little early!

Being in quarantine with Kurt Russell sounds pretty good.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticNot so long ago, there were three or four new Christmas movies a year.

Kurt Russell maintains that Hollywood stars should not wade into politics publically, as doing so only hurts their craft. Accompanied by partner Goldie Hawn for a co-feature in the New York Times published on Wednesday, the iconic actor made clear his views on Hollywood and politics being oil and water.

Goldie Hawn, 74, and Kurt Russell, 69, have been together for more than three decades, but they haven’t starred in a movie together since 1987’s Overboard. Now, the longtime couple are headlining the Netflix film The Christmas Chronicles 2, and opened up about why it took them so long to act in the same project. “Material! Really, it’s about the material, and it just didn’t come along,” Goldie told The New York Times in a November 18 interview.