Chicks in the Office

KATE HUDSON INTERVIEW + We Went to the ‘Marty Supreme’ NY Premiere

December 19, 2025

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  • Producer Noah's excitement over meeting Kate Hudson was validated when she recounted his 'Almost Famous' poster story on 'The View,' calling him 'a little weird.' 
  • The hosts attended the New York premiere of 'Marty Supreme' and were highly impressed by the film, particularly Timothy Chalamet's performance. 
  • The hosts experienced significant celebrity encounters at the 'Marty Supreme' premiere after-party, including running into Julia Fox and observing Gwyneth Paltrow and Apple Martin. 
  • The Oscars will begin airing on YouTube and YouTube TV starting in 2029 through at least 2033, consolidating red carpet and main show coverage onto one platform. 
  • Kate Hudson secured her role in the movie 'Song Sung Blue' after Hugh Jackman saw her promoting her own music album, highlighting the impact of pursuing personal creative endeavors. 
  • The hosts and Kate Hudson agreed that making a high-quality romantic comedy requires the same level of commitment and talent as making an award-worthy film, contrary to the perception that they are easy to create. 

Segments

Alien Movies and Spielberg
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  • Key Takeaway: Steven Spielberg directed the 1977 film ‘Close Encounters of the Third Kind,’ which is cited as a memorable alien movie.
  • Summary: The speakers confirm Steven Spielberg directed ‘Close Encounters of the Third Kind’ (1977). One host found this film particularly memorable among alien movies, contrasting with another who found ‘E.T.’ creepy as a child. The conversation also noted that the film ‘Arrival’ with Amy Adams was viewed by one of the hosts.
Oscars Moving to YouTube
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  • Key Takeaway: The Oscars broadcast rights will move to YouTube and YouTube TV starting in 2029 through at least 2033.
  • Summary: The announcement that the Oscars will air on YouTube starting in 2029 surprised the hosts, though they noted that watching via YouTube TV would not be a major change for those already using the service. The move aims to condense all coverage, including the red carpet, into one streaming space. Will Smith’s 10-year Oscar ban will expire in 2032, potentially allowing his return around the time of the YouTube transition.
Jordan Firstman/Hudson Williams Feud
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  • Key Takeaway: Jordan Firstman of ‘I Love LA’ and Hudson Williams of ‘Heated Rivalry’ seemingly resolved their beef by posting a photo smoking cigarettes.
  • Summary: Jordan Firstman and Hudson Williams appeared to squash their feud by posting a picture smoking cigarettes, which subsequently drew criticism for promoting smoking. Both creators are currently gaining visibility, with Connor having a ‘Full Skincare on the Cut’ feature and Jordan also appearing in interviews. The hosts expressed a desire to interview them upon their return to the studio.
Planet Fitness Ad Read
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  • Key Takeaway: Planet Fitness offers high-value memberships with 24/7 access at most of its 2,700+ locations.
  • Summary: Planet Fitness provides high-value memberships supporting various fitness journeys, from cardio to strength training. Most clubs are open 24 hours and feature high-quality equipment comparable to more expensive gyms. Enrollment requires being 18, or 13-17 with parental consent.
Kate Hudson Interview Begins
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  • Key Takeaway: Kate Hudson is promoting her new movie, ‘Song Sung Blue,’ which the hosts highly praised for its emotional depth.
  • Summary: The hosts welcomed Kate Hudson, expressing extreme excitement for her appearance on Chicks in the Office. They strongly recommended seeing ‘Song Sung Blue’ without prior spoilers, noting it is a human story reminiscent of classic films like ‘Moonstruck.’ The film is based on the true story of a Milwaukee couple who started a Neil Diamond tribute band, but it is not a Neil Diamond biopic.
Song Sung Blue Themes and Accents
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  • Key Takeaway: Kate Hudson meticulously studied the specific Wisconsin Midwest accent for her role, emphasizing commitment over caricature.
  • Summary: Hudson worked with a dialect coach to perfect the specific Wisconsin accent, realizing that her initial assumptions about the regional sound were incorrect. The film honors the characters’ commitment to their dream of singing, even if that dream was modest, avoiding a tongue-in-cheek approach. Hudson also recorded songs live on set, allowing her to explore harmonies with co-star Hugh Jackman.
Music Career and Life Choices
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  • Key Takeaway: Kate Hudson credits making her album as a personal choice that changed how people perceived her, leading directly to her role in ‘Song Sung Blue.’
  • Summary: Hudson stated that releasing her album changed her life, and Hugh Jackman specifically cast her after seeing her promote it, realizing she needed to play Claire. She reflected that post-COVID, she decided to change direction and prioritize creative output like writing and directing, rather than just business ventures. This aligns with the film’s theme of forging forward and fighting for joy despite life’s challenges.
Industry Challenges and Rom-Coms
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  • Key Takeaway: The film industry historically gives men more chances to fail and recover financially than women, who are expected to sell movies immediately.
  • Summary: The hosts and Hudson noted that women are often expected to sell movies and consumer products, yet historically receive fewer chances after a box office failure compared to their male counterparts. Hudson also discussed the difficulty of making great rom-coms, noting they require great writing and talent, not just formulaic execution, to achieve lasting impact like ‘When Harry Met Sally.’ She mentioned that successful actors often get typecast in rom-coms, making it hard to pivot to different roles.
Filming Almost Famous Magic
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  • Key Takeaway: Filming ‘Almost Famous’ was a unique, six-month immersive experience that created an irreplaceable bond among the cast and crew.
  • Summary: Hudson described ‘Almost Famous’ as her first truly different experience, involving a month of ‘rock school’ before shooting began. She felt immense sadness when the project ended because she knew she would never replicate that specific, interconnected artistic environment again. A favorite memory involved a quiet, late-night scene where Cameron Crowe played music for her to dance to on the Palladium stage.