Goldie Hawn
Before becoming the beloved actress we know today, Goldie Hawn pursued a different path at the age of 19. She ran her ballet school and only ventured into acting in 1968 when she appeared in The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band.
Goldie Hawn's decision to shift from dancing to acting proved wise, leading to a successful career highlighted by her first Best Supporting Actress Oscar win for her role in Cactus Flower (1969). Her filmography includes classics like Snatched, Death Becomes Her, and The First Wives Club, endearing her to audiences for generations.
