
Kurt Russell
- Birthdate
- March 17, 1951
- Birthplace
- Springfield, Massachusetts, USA
- Height
- 5 feet 11 inches
- Notable Projects
- What If...?, Fast and Furious 7
A recent reunion between Kurt Russell and John Carpenter suddenly makes me hopeful that they will complete their sci-fi action trilogy.
One of the most legendary movie stars of all time, Kurt Russell's best movies and TV shows are filled with classics and modern hits.
Kurt Russell's performance as Wyatt Earp is an underrated part of Tombstone, but these seven scenes show he was essential to the classic Western.
Kurt Russell's best performance in Tombstone was nearly at the end of the movie and lasted just seconds, but it proved he's the best Wyatt Earp.
Kurt Russell knows a thing or two about Westerns, and he reckons his work has the upper hand over the legendary John Wayne in one key area.
Kurt Russell has claimed that Bone Tomahawk is not a "horror western," making it hard not to wonder why he compared it with an 85% RT horror flick.
Kurt Russell is one of the best modern Western movie stars currently working, but his favorite movie is not a Western. It is a 1940s love story
Kurt Russell has been in several Westerns, but his most iconic role in Tombstone wouldn't have happened if he hadn't starred in Gunsmoke first.
Tombstone isn't as accurate as Wyatt Earp is, but it's precisely because of one historical inaccuracy that it beat Kevin Costner's film.
After starring in one classic western with the old-school gem Tombstone, Kurt Russell pivoted to a wildly different western with Bone Tomahawk.
Sky High featured both Bruce Campbell and Kurt Russell, and now is the perfect time to bring them back for a sequel to the superhero parody movie.
Even if he's better known for his action movies and Westerns, Kurt Russell is quite the accomplished actor when it comes to comedies, as well.
Although Kurt Russell has had an incredibly storied and successful stint in film, one sequence from a beloved '90s movie is the coolest of his career.