Known from movies

All My Children (1992)
as Angelique Voynitzheva Marick

Escape from New York (1981)
as a girl in Chock Full O’Nuts

hardcore (1979)
as Niki

Vice Squad (1982)
as a princess



Who is Season Hubley?

Susan Hubley was born on March 14, 1951 in New York City, USA. A retired singer and actress, she is perhaps best known for her four-year marriage to actor Kurt Russell. She was very active in the entertainment industry from the 1970s to the 1990s.

The wealth of Season Hubley

As of the beginning of 2020, Susan Hubley’s net worth is estimated to be over $4 million, largely earned through a successful acting career that spanned more than three decades.

She had numerous major projects both in movies and television during this period, especially in television movies which brought her a steady income.

Early life and career beginnings

Season grew up alongside three siblings in New York City, the daughter of an entrepreneur and writer. At a young age, she developed an interest in pursuing an acting career, similar to her brother Whip Hubley. She began appearing in television projects in 1972, with the films “She Lives!” and “The Partridge Family”. During this time she also made several cameo appearances, one of her most notable early appearances was as Salina Magee in “Family”.

She also appeared in the television movie “Elvis”, which was nominated for three Primetime Emmy Awards and a Golden Globe Award, one of the few projects she worked on with Kurt Russell. She also had a few film projects, including a starring role in “The Lolly-Madonna War” based on Grafton’s novel of the same name. She also worked on ‘Hardcore’ and ‘Catch My Soul’, an adaptation of the play of the same name, but it was not a very successful film.

Acting Work Until Retirement

As the 1980s progressed, Hubley consistently received work, both in minor and notable roles.

In 1985 she was cast as Alany Fontana in “The key to Rebecca”, is a film based on the novel of the same name by Ken Follett that gained international popularity. She also played a small role in “Tomorrow’s a Killer”, a Canadian-American co-production, and also worked on the film adaptation of the children’s novel “Caddie Woodlawn”, an award-winning novel written by Carol Ryrie Brink. She also went on to work in television movies, such as ‘The Three Wishes of Billi Grier’, ‘Christmas Dove’ and ‘A Caribbean Mystery’ from Agatha Christie’s popular novel adapted for television.

In the 1990s, her consistency continued with the show “Blue Skies” that aired on CBS. She also appeared in “Unspeakable Acts”, “No One Would Tell”, and “Humanoids from the Deep”. One of her most notable roles during the latter part of her career was on the soap opera “All My Children”, one of the longest running shows in the US, playing the role of Angelique Voynitheva Marick on the soap opera. Two of her latest film projects were ‘Kiss the Sky’ and ‘Stepfather III’.

Ex-husband – Kurt Russell

Growing up in Springfield, Massachusetts, Kurt performs like royalty with his father Bing Russell, known for his work in the entertainment industry.

At a young age, he followed in his father’s footsteps in pursuing a professional baseball career, which his father did before transitioning into acting. He attended Thousand Oaks High School and after his matriculation exam began his acting career. He also served six years in the California Air National Guard.

He started his career in several television projects, before landing his first starring role in “The Travels of Jaimie McPheetersplaying the titular character – the show was based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of the same name. He then worked on shows like “The Fugitive” and “The Virginian”.

Kurt was the final name written by Walt Disney before he died, and this led him to work on the movie “Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color” portraying Private Willie Prentiss. He then starred in the movie “Fools’ Parade”, before later working on “The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Brand”.

Kurt Russell’s success

In the 1970s, Kurt was Disney’s top star and continued to make prominent appearances as the years progressed. In 1983, he had a supporting role in the movie “Silkwood” which received critical acclaim for his performance, leading to a Golden Globe Award. He also often teamed up with John Carpenter, appearing in various anti-hero roles as seen in “The Thing”, “Escape from New York” and “Escape from LA”.

In 1986, he had a role in ‘Big Trouble in Little China’ in which he starred alongside Dennis Dun; the film was a box office failure, but has since become a cult classic.

Russell’s successful career has continued over the decades with projects such as ‘Tango & Crash’, ‘Backdraft’ and ‘Miracle’. In 2015, he appeared in the Quentin Tarantino movie “The Hateful Eight”, which also starred Samuel L. Jackson and Tim Roth, and in 2017, he starred in the movie “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2”, based on the superhero team of the same name from Marvel. One of his latest projects is the film “Once upon a time in Hollywoodanother collaboration with Quentin Tarantino, also starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie.

Private life

Season began a relationship with Kurt Russell after meeting on the set of “Elvis”, which led to their marriage in 1979. They had one child and remained together until they had one parting in 1983. Nine years later, she married David Hayball and their union lasted two years but also ended in divorce. Since then, there have been no reports of new relationships coming her way. Her former husband Russell, on the other hand, married actress Goldie Hawn and they have been together ever since. Season’s retirement from acting was abrupt in the 1990s, as she was still doing consistent work in the profession. One of the possible reasons she left the career was to settle down and focus on expanding her family, which may have happened, though it has never been confirmed.

Facts

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Movies

Actress

Title	Year	Status	Character
pinball	1999	TV serials	Sarah Gorban
Kiss the sky	1998		Bet
Children of the Corn V: Fields of Terror	1998	Video	Lilly’s mother
Beverly Hills, 90210	1998	TV serials	Mrs. Evans
Humanoids from the deep	1996	TV movie	Timmy’s mother
No one would tell	1996	TV movie	Rita Thompson
South of sunset	1993	TV serials
All my children	1992	TV serials	Angelique Voynitzheva Marick
Stepfather III	1992	TV movie	Jennifer Ashley
Steel Justice	1992	TV movie	Gina Morelli
Total exposure	1991		Andrew Robinson
CBS School Break Special	1991	TV serials	Barbara McBride
Remnant of honor	1990	TV movie	Marilyn
Child in the night	1990	TV movie	Valerie
Murder she wrote	1990	TV serials	Marla Bryce
Unspeakable actions	1990	TV movie	Jackie Harrison
Caddy Woodlawn	1989		Harriet Woodlawn
Blue sky	1988	TV serials	Annie Pfeiffer Cobb
Shakedown on the Sunset Strip	1988	TV movie	Officer Audre Davis
The hitchhiker	1987	TV serials	Miranda
Steele Justice	1987	not mentioned
Tomorrow is a killer	1987		Heather Todd
Christmas Eve	1986	TV movie	Melissa
Under the influence	1986	TV movie	Ann Talbot Simpson
Alfred Hitchcock presents	1985	TV serials	Lena Trent
The twilight zone	1985	TV serials	Carol Shelton (segment “Little Boy Lost”)
The key to Rebecca	1985	TV movie	Elena Fontana
Billy Grier’s Three Wishes	1984	TV movie	Phyllis
London and Davis in New York	1984	TV movie	Claudia London
Fox Mystery Theater	1984	TV serials	Cor Berlaine
A Caribbean mystery	1983	TV movie	Molly Kendall (as Season Húbley)
Sex Police	1982		Princess
Escape from New York	1981		Girl in Chock Full O’Nuts
Daughter of Mrs R	1979	TV movie	Ellie Pruitt
Hardcore	1979		Niki
Elvis	1979/I	TV movie	Priscilla Presley
Change	1978	TV Miniseries	Tanja Berenson
visions	1977	TV serials	Sarah Blakemore
Family	1976-1977	TV serials	Salina Magee
Koyak	1977	TV serials	sister Mary
West Side Medical	1977	TV serials	Nan Cousins
SST: Flight of Death	1977	TV movie	Anna Redding
Starsky and Hutch	1977	TV serials	Terry Roberts
Good heavens	1976	TV serials	Nancy
The rookies	1975	TV serials	Kim Owens
kung fu	1974	TV serials	Margaret Kingsley McLean
The healers	1974	TV movie	Anne Kilmer
Catch my soul	1974		Desdemona
She lives!	1973	TV movie	Pam Rainey
Lollipop Madonna XXX	1973		Ronnie Gill
The partridge family	1972	TV serials	The Princess Jennie
Bobby Jo and the Good Time Band	1972	TV movie	Bobby Joe

Soundtrack

Title	Year	Status	Character
Koyak	1977	TV series performer – 1 episode

Yourself

Title	Year	Status	Character
E! True Hollywood Story	2000	Documentary about the TV series	herself
The filmmakers	1973	Documentary short	herself

Source: IMDb