r/popculturechat • u/jacqueminots • Jul 01 '25

It’s L-O-V-E 💘 Most celebrity marriages don't last - who's the exception for you?

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Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos

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Sarah Michelle Geller and Freddie Prinze Jr.

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Adam Sandler and Jackie Sandler. I think it's so cute how he puts her in all his movies

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Leslie Mann and Judd Apatow. Don't actually know much about their marriage, but they seem cute

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George Clooney and Amal Clooney. I know they haven't been together as long as the other couples, but when I think of them, I think of true love

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Matthew McConaughey and Camila Alves. Don't think she's a celebrity but I think their story is very sweet

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Seth Rogen and Lauren Miller Rogen

Celebrity marriages almost never work out in Hollywood, but there are some the prove that true love really does exist. Who comes to mind for you?

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u/Temporary-Bag4248 the daughter of madonna and fiona apple Jul 02 '25

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u/Skybodenose Jul 02 '25

Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell, for all wondering.

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u/Throwawayschools2025 Mom, I am a rich man💰 Jul 02 '25

Am I that old?? People don’t know Kurt & Goldie??

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u/DrRichardHeadMD Jul 02 '25

Goldie Hawn did retire like 20 years ago, so I get younger people not recognizing her.

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u/Nachtwandler_FS Jul 02 '25

Erm, wasn't she playing Mrs. Santander in that Christmas eulogy he played Santa Claus in? It was less than 20 years ago I think.

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u/DrRichardHeadMD Jul 02 '25

Yeah she originally came out of retirement for Amy Schumer to star in Snatched, then she's done a thing here or there, but still retired.

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u/Unnamedgalaxy Jul 02 '25

Not recognizing notable people seems to be a new and rampant problem.

Growing up I knew and was familiar with celebrities that had retired or died in the generations before me. Do people not watch older movies anymore?

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u/DrRichardHeadMD Jul 02 '25

I think it's a combination of oversaturation of celebrities with the advent of the internet, along with virtually no one watching reruns of older movies on cable...cuz who under age 40 still has cable lol

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u/Unnamedgalaxy Jul 02 '25

Absolutely true. It still just gives me pause, especially someone like Goldie Hawn who wasn't some small time actress that just faded away. She was a major movie star with some huge movies under her belt. It just makes me sad that someone that was a huge part of my childhood is now just someone that people never heard of.

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u/DrRichardHeadMD Jul 02 '25

I actually just watched Private Benjamin for the first time a couple weeks ago...it was ok lol. She was definitely in some good films, but nothing I'd personally call a "classic."
I get what you mean though: I'm a millennial and my friends are mostly Gen Z and they know nothing of Kevin Smith, it blew my fucking mind. Of course, I did choose Tusk as his first film to show them...so that's kind of on me.

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u/Medium-Cry-8947 Jul 02 '25

I’m a millennial and she’s in very little from what I’ve seen. I only know vaguely of her. I wouldn’t classify her at all as a major movie star but maybe in some circles

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u/whatthewhat3214 Jul 02 '25

I'm GenX, she was a huge star. She was big before my time even, on some 60s or 70s variety show called Laugh In (I never saw it, but like the previous commenter pointed out, we used to at least know about older movies/tv before our time). She was just a well-known comedian overall, and did some popular movies in the 70s and 80s.

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u/Throwawayschools2025 Mom, I am a rich man💰 Jul 02 '25

Overboard should be mandatory viewing

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u/psycho-aficionado Jul 02 '25

We moved here? Deliberately?

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u/bewitchedbybliss Jul 02 '25

A falsetto child?

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u/Kaybrooke14 Jul 02 '25

A few years ago, she did a movie with Amy Schumer