Kate Hudson recently confessed that she’s open to joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe alongside her famous brother. Hudson’s brother Wyatt Russell has joined MCU as John F. Walker, aka Captain America, in the series The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. The actress, primarily seen in rom-com films, is not closing her doors on starring in one of Marvel’s superhero movies.

Kate Hudson’s brother, Wyatt Russell, joined MCU last 2021 through the TV miniseries created by Malcolm Spellman titled The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Hudson revealed that her brother called her on the phone to tell her that she’s got to do a Marvel project since the actor had a great experience in the franchise. The actress was keen on the idea, and with the right project offer, she’s definitely down to do it.

In her interview with Mirror UK, the actress said, “If it was right, I would love it. I think I’d have a lot of fun doing a Marvel… My brother Wyatt is Captain America and I remember him calling me, going, ‘You got to do a Marvel,’ and I think I’d be open to it for sure.”

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Kate Hudson Won’t Have Time For a Marvel Film Anytime Soon

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Kate Hudson recently starred in the Netflix film Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, giving her another blockbuster success under her belt. However, after her successful film, she might not have time to do a Marvel movie anytime soon since she’s busy with her music. The actress announced last December that she’s planning to dive into the world of music, and she’d be releasing her album this year.

The actress is currently working on her first record, and she’s personally writing songs for her album. She revealed that she plans to release several singles first before ultimately releasing a full-length album. The actress confessed that she’s been writing songs since she was a teenager, and Paul McCartney helped her finally take the big step and make an album.

It was during Paul McCartney’s performance at the Glastonbury last summer that gave Hudson the light bulb moment. The actress said the former Beatles member’s performance had given her the encouragement she needed to make a significant career change this year.

The actress revealed, “I had this weird moment at Glastonbury last year. I got so emotional after watching Paul McCartney. Maybe it’s because he’s the same age as my mom, and it just defines this time, the sort of innocence of The Beatles and how iconic they were.”