4 Kate Hudson Comedies That Will Transport You Right Back to the 2000s
Two projects with Matthew McConaughey and fighting for the best wedding date with Anne Hathaway.
Today, one of the most famous girls of the 2000s, Kate Hudson, celebrates her birthday. Her filmography includes dozens of different roles, but the central place in her career will always remain with comedies. We decided to remember the best of them.
1. How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, 2003
Find an attractive guy, make a promising acquaintance, and then pretend to be intrusive and capricious so that he never wants to communicate with her again – this is the plan that journalist Andie followed while working on the article How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days.
Her victim is an ambitious, handsome ad agent named Ben, who has just made a bet with his boss that he can make any girl fall in love with him in a short amount of time.
2. Fool's Gold, 2008
In 2008, Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey played lovers again, this time treasure hunters.
Finn and Tess had just divorced: for eight years they had been searching for the legacy of the Spanish crown, which had sunk in the 18th century, but the search was unsuccessful and the marriage began to fall apart.
A fragment of a Spanish plate unexpectedly found at the bottom of the bay inspires them to return to the depths of the sea. This time not just the two of them, but in the company of an elderly millionaire, his daughter and divers. The main thing is not to be interrupted by the local gangster, Bigg Bunny.
3. My Best Friend's Girl, 2008
Tank makes his living helping his buddies get their girlfriends back. He asks girls out on dates and behaves horribly, causing the ladies to run away in horror into the arms of their former admirers.
One day, Tank's best friend Dustin comes to him for help: he is in love with Alexis, but he is just a friend to her. All Tank has to do is follow his usual plan, but it turns out that resisting Alexis' charisma is not so easy.
4. Bride Wars, 2009
Best friends, played by Kate Hudson and Anne Hathaway, have dreamed of a June wedding at the Plaza in New York since childhood. By mistake, the agencies scheduled the ceremonies for the same date, and now one of the brides must postpone the celebration in order to give her friend her childhood dream.
The movies have shown us time and again how cruel New York is to brides: the party must be perfect, the hair, the makeup, and especially the dress must be flawless, no mistakes allowed – those are the rules. But when it comes to rivalry between friends, everything can go wrong.