Goldie Hawn
Definition
Goldie Hawn (born November 21, 1945) is an iconic American actress, singer, dancer, and producer, renowned for her bubbly comedic persona and roles in classic films like 'Private Benjamin' (1980), 'Overboard' (1987), and 'Cactus Flower' (1969), for which she won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress.
A Hollywood golden girl whose effervescent charm and perpetual youthfulness have made her a pop culture staple, often paired on-screen with partner Kurt Russell.
Founder of the Hawn Foundation, advocating mindfulness education for children, proving she's as enlightened off-screen as she is hilarious on it.
Examples
Watching Goldie Hawn in 'Overboard' is like therapy: you forget your problems while laughing at hers.
Goldie Hawn's grin could convince a grumpy cat to join a conga line.
If optimism were an Olympic sport, Goldie Hawn would have gold – and probably trip over her own shoelaces celebrating.
Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell's 40-year 'not married' vibe proves love is better with a side of witty banter.