Where is Season Hubley today? Kurt Russell’s ex-wife Wiki

Where is Kurt Russell’s ex-wife Season Hubley today? Wiki Bio

Susan Brooks ‘Season’ Hubley was born in New York City USA, on 14 March 1951 – her zodiac sign is Pisces and she holds American nationality. Season is an actress and a singer, but perhaps  best known from being the ex-wife of American actor Kurt Russell.

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She retired from acting around 20 years ago, and is today apparently living a peaceful life in Los Angeles, California.

Childhood and education

Season was raised in New York City alongside her brother, Whip Hubley and her two sisters, Beeken and Julie Simpson-Levy, by their father Grant Shelby who was a writer and an entrepreneur, and their mother Julia Kaul who was a housewife.

Season became interested in acting at the age of eight when she started watching movies and TV series with her siblings, and when she was attending sixth grade, she asked her teacher if she could perform in one of the plays at school. Upon enrolling at a public high school, Season joined the school’s drama club, and started developing her acting skills while appearing in many plays performed there. Upon matriculation in 1969, she didn’t enroll at a college, but decided to work on her career as an actress.

Roles in TV series

Season worked several jobs for three years to financially support herself, while attending auditions and searching for her breakthrough role.

She made her debut TV series appearance guest starring as The Princess in the episode “Princess and the Partridge” of the musical sitcom “The Partridge Family” in 1972 – the series was very popular back then, and was nominated for five Golden Globe Awards.

In 1974, Season appeared in two episodes of the action adventure western series “Kung Fu”, and then guest starred in the police procedural series “The Rookies”. She portrayed her first recurring character Salina Magee in the drama series “Family”, which also starred Sada Thompson, James Broderick and Gary Frank, and which follows the Lawrence family living in Pasadena, California – the show was a huge hit as it won nine awards and was nominated for 18 others including seven Golden Globes.

The year 1977 saw Season guest star in single episodes of many series, such as the action series “Starsky & Hutch”, the medical drama series “Westside Medical”, and the action crime drama series “Kojak” among others.

After taking an eight-year long break from appearing in TV series, Season was invited to guest star as Carol Shelton in the episode “Little Boy Lost” in the series “The Twilight Zone” in 1985, and she then appeared in episodes of the anthology series “Alfred Hitchcock Presents” and “Hammer House of Mystery and Suspense”. In the following years, Season only made brief appearances in a couple of series, before she was invited in 1992 to portray the supporting character Angelique Voynitzheva Marick in the romantic drama series “All My Children”, which starred Susan Lucci and David Canary, and which follows Erica Kane and her many husbands.

The show won an impressive 190 awards including a Primetime Emmy, and was nominated for 573 – Season appeared in 122 episodes.

Some of her latest roles in TV series have been in the teen anthology “CBS Schoolbreak Special” in 1991, the teen drama “Beverly Hills, 90210” in 1998, and the drama “Flipper” in 1999.

Roles in movies

Season made her debut film appearance portraying the lead character Lolly Madonna in the action crime movie “Lolly-Madonna XXX” in 1973, which also starred Robert Ryan and Jeff Bridges, and after being praised for her performance she was invited to play a supporting character Pam Rainey in the teen movie “She Lives!”

The following years saw Season appear in several unsuccessful movies, such as the drama “Catch My Soul” in 1974, another drama “The Healers”, and the air disaster movie “SST: Death Flight” which received only negative critiques.

Things improved for her in 1979, when she was cast to star as Niki in the crime drama film “Hardcore,” while she also appeared as Priscilla Presley in the biographical movie “Elvis”. She was invited to star as Princess in the action crime drama movie “Vice Squad” in 1982, which also starred Wings Hauser and Gary Swanson, and which follows a prostitute who starts working with the police to catch a serial killer.

Season’s next lead role was in the drama movie “The Three Wishes of Billy Grier” in 1984, which was followed by her lead role in the romantic drama war movie “The Key to Rebecca” in 1985, which follows a German Agent who finds himself in Cairo during the Second World War. The following years saw her play supporting roles in several movies, such as the thriller “Tomorrow’s a Killer” in 1987, the action drama “Steele Justice” in 1988, and the historical fiction film “Caddie Woodlawn” in 1989, among others.

Some of Season’s later roles in movies have been in the crime thriller “Total Exposure” in which she portrayed Andi Robinson in 1991, the slasher film “Stepfather II” in which she played Jennifer Ashley in 1992, and the drama “Kiss the Sky” in which she portrayed Beth in 1998.

Love life and relationships

Sometime in the late ‘70s, Season met her three days junior (now ex-) future husband Kurt Russell when they were cast to appear in the same movie, and after  a year or two of dating, they married on 17 March 1979 at a small ceremony attended by their closest friends and family. On 16 February 1980, Season gave birth to their son Boston Russell, but on 16 May 1983 for unknown reasons, Season and Kurt divorced. It is believed that Kurt was cheating on her with Goldie Hawn, an American actress and a singer, as they started (officially) dating shortly after the divorce was finalized, and Goldie gave birth to Kurt’s son Wyatt on 10 July 1986.

In 1990, Season met David Hayball who has worked in the camera and electrical department on over 54 movies and TV series. They married in 1992 at a yet another small ceremony – this time only their best man and woman attended – but in 1994, Season and David divorced citing ‘irreconcilable differences’.

Hobbies and other interests

Season grew up wanting to become a model, and did a couple of photoshoots, but eventually couldn’t make modelling her full-time job even though she craved for it. The actress has been interested in travelling since she was a teenager, and she has had a chance to visit most of the US states, while she and her ex-husband Kurt travelled to Europe on several occasions, and vacationed in Greece and Croatia among other countries.

Season is a huge lover of animals and has had two pet dogs, both of whom died, while her favorite animals are dolphins and whales. She was very sporting during her 20s and 30s, as she played a variety of sports such as golf and tennis, while Season was also occasionally going to the gym.

She has her own favorite actors and actresses, some of whom are Leslie Nielsen, Robin Williams and Anne Hathaway, while some of the movies she enjoys watching the most are “Airplane!”, “Catch Me If You Can”, and “One Day” among others.

Appearance and net worth

Season is 69 years old. She has short brown hair and blue eyes, is 5ft 5ins (1.65m) tall, and weighs around 128lbs (58kgs). As of May 2020, her net worth is estimated at over $4 million, while Kurt’s net worth is estimated at over $70 million.

Who is Kurt Russell, Season’s ex-husband? Wiki Bio

Kurt Vogel Russell was born in Springfield, Massachusetts USA, on 17 March 1951, so his zodiac sign is Pisces and he holds American nationality. He is probably best known for having starred as Drew Stephens in the biography drama series “Silkwood” in 1983, which also starred Meryl Streep and Cher, and which follows the story of a worker who wanted to expose worker safety violations at a plutonium processing plant, but was then deliberately contaminated and perhaps even killed. For his performance, Kurt was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture.

Kurt was raised alongside his three sisters in Springfield by their late father, Bing Russell who was a famous actor, and their mother Louise Julia who was a dancer.

Kurt grew up wanting to become a professional baseball player, as he played throughout his Thousand Oaks High School years. He matriculated in 1969, and then joined the California Air National Guard, serving in Van Nuys in Los Angeles.

He actually launched his acting career at the age of 12, when he starred in the western series “The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters”, followed by guest appearances in the crime drama series “The Fugitive” and in the western series “The Virginian”. Walt Disney insisted that Kurt had to play Private Willie Prentiss in his series “Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color” in 1966, and Kurt went on to sign a 10-year contract with The Walt Disney Company, being their top star during the entire ‘70s decade.The ’80s saw Kurt star in a couple of movies such as the science fiction action film “Escape from New York” in 1981, as well as in its sequel “Escape from L. A.”.

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He appeared in the science fiction horror movie “The Thing” in 1982, and then portrayed a supporting character in the martial arts comedy film “Big Trouble in Little China” in 1986. The ‘90s saw him star in movies such as the western “Tombstone” in 1993, the science fiction adventure “Stargate” in 1994, and the thriller “Breakdown” in 1997. Some of his most praised performances in the past 20 years have been in the western thriller movie “The Hateful Eight” in 2015, the critically acclaimed superhero movie “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2” in 2017, and the comedy drama “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” in 2019.

Kurt is a hunter, and believes that people should be free to have guns and that gun control wouldn’t reduce or stop terrorism. He knows how to fly a ‘plane, and has a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) piloting license, while he is also a member of the Wings of Hope non-profit aviation organization.