Kate Hudson has been making quite a grand comeback. She has returned to the Oscar race after a very long time, and she is also up for best actress awards at the Golden Globes and many other renowned award ceremonies.
Fans have been very excited for the “Song Sung Blue” actress. However, it seems like Mike and Claire Sardina’s son, Mike Jr., has a very different opinion about the biopic, directed by Craig Brewer, and he seems to be waving a serious red flag about the same.
Kate Hudson responds to Mike and Claire Sardina’s son’s claims
Mike Jr. has been very vocal about his issues with how “Song Sung Blue” was actually made, in an interview with the Daily Mail. He strongly feels that the creators should have gotten in touch with him to learn more about his parents and their lives as they were working hard to prepare for the biopic, even if they weren’t actually obligated to do so.
In fact, Mike Jr. also discussed how, despite being paid to be a consultant, his entire existence was removed from the movie, unlike that of the other Sardina children. He explained, “Every interview that those monsters have been on national television doesn’t even mention my existence at all, even though I was the most prevalent force in my father’s life, even when I wasn’t in Wisconsin, because I’m his only son.”
Kate Hudson has been very actively responding to these claims. She even talked to The Hollywood Reporter about how dedicated she has been to fit into this role. However, she refused to get into details about the movie’s background. She elaborated, “Honestly, I don’t even know – out of respect for our filmmakers, I’m not the right person to speak to it.”
She even clarified that she got in touch with the real-life Claire to ensure she was properly prepared for this major responsibility. She was also thankful to have gotten this opportunity. She explained, “I’m so happy that I got to know Claire, who’s such a wonderful woman, and she’s so happy with the movie.”
Originally reported by Mehak Walia on Reality Tea
