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Season Hubley (born Susan Hubley on March 14, 1951) is a retired famous American actress and singer.
She is best known for her roles as Nikki in Hardcore (1979), Priscilla Presley in Elvis (1979) and Angelique in All My Children (1992-1994).
The name Season Hubley takes us back to the 1970s and 1980s, when the American film industry had many top actors.
She is considered one of the best actresses with superb acting skills. Her beauty and acting stole the hearts of people and made her appear in many big screen movies and TV shows in the 70s and 80s.
Her name, Season Hubley, fits her acting skills perfectly and perfectly suits the different supporting roles she plays.
She is best known for her role as Priscilla Presley’s wife in the classic documentary Elvis.
Her flexible personality has seen her appear in numerous film scenes, thus correctly playing both supporting and key roles.
American actress
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| Name: | Susan Hubley |
| stage name: | Habry |
| Date of Birth: | March 14, 1951 (73 years old) |
| place of birth: | New York, New York, United States |
| Country of Citizenship: | American |
| parents: | Julia Coleman, Grant Shelby Hubley |
| Children: | Boston Russell |
| high: | 1.65m |
| Brothers and sisters: | Whip Hubley, Sally Hubley, Sara Hubley Beeken, Julie Simpson Levy |
| Husband • Spouse: | David Heiber (m. 1992–1994), Kurt Russell (m. 1979–1983) |
| Boyfriend and partner: | not applicable |
| Profession: | Actress • Singer |
| net worth: | $4 million |
early life
Season Hubley was born and raised in New York City on March 14, 1951, along with her siblings, by her loving parents.
Like most families in the early 1970s, Season Hubley came from a middle-class family. Although the family’s income sources fluctuated from time to time, her parents managed to provide for her and her siblings efficiently.
Her late father, Grant Shelby Hubley, was a professional writer and moonlighting financial broker at the height of his career.
The actress said her mother, Julia Kaul Paine, was able to cope with her father’s financial situation and became a good homemaker. However, after her father’s death, her mother decided to remarry.
Season Hubley had to adjust to life with a stepfather. At 14, she rebelled against her family and decided to start her own life.
She left New York City and moved to Greenwich Village. She said that as an inexperienced teen, she experimented with alcohol and other harmful substances as well as romantic relationships. Unfortunately, she eventually lost her close friend Jimi Hendrix to drug addiction.
According to Sean Hubley, her experience in Greenwich made her realize that she was not born to like street life, but a conservative who believed in traditional life values and lifestyle. Therefore, she returned to school and successfully graduated from high school life. After graduating from high school, she decided to follow her heart and pursue her passion and pursue her acting ambitions.
As for the name “Season,” it’s a childhood nickname that stuck. It all started when she was 12 years old. According to People magazine on February 19, 1979, Season Hubley said a friend nicknamed her “Season” as a joke.
This was because of her character’s constant change of attitude from time to time. From that day on, her close friends called her “Season”, a name that has always accompanied her star status.
As it happens, she isn’t the only actor in her family. Her brother, Whip Hubley, is also a talented and successful actor.
Season Hubley has two sisters, Sara Hubley Beeken and Julie Simpson Levy.
Profession
Season Hubley’s first acting platform and opportunity came through her friend, who was already an actor. Her friend introduced Season to a well-known agent who was looking for actors.
The woman quickly passed the audition and was chosen to star in a local TV movie called Bobbie Jo & The Big Apple Goodtime Band. Later, due to the cold weather in New York, she was diagnosed with pneumonia and moved to Los Angeles.
Season Hubley’s film career in the 1970s was primarily in supporting roles. She worked with film director George C. Scott on the film Hardcore.
She made her debut in the film industry by playing Priscilla Presley in the film Elvis and appeared in the sci-fi film Escape from New York. She also played Lori Madonna in another reality-based film, which happened to be the name of the film.
Her skills landed her a role in a cult film called The Disciplinary Squad (1982), in which she played a prostitute alias Princess.
Television career
In 1972, Sisson Hubley played the role of a princess perfectly in several scenes in the TV series The Partridge Family. A year later, she played Pam in She Lives.
In 1977, she played a nun in the film Kojak. She also appeared in several episodes of Family. She also played “Starsky’s Wife” in the film Starsky and Hutch.
Her professionalism landed her the role of Angelique Marick in the TV series All My Children (1991-1994) and she also appeared in several other TV series.
Later, Season Hubley quit his professional role as an actor in 1998 after appearing in the TV series “90210”.
Filmography
movie
- 1973, Lolly-Madonna XXX as Lolly Madonna
- 1974: Capture My Soul as Desdemona
- 1979 Hardcore Nicky
- 1981, Escape from New York as Girl In Chock Full O’Nuts
- In 1982, she played the “Princess” team in Vice.
- 1985: Alaney Fontana in Rebecca’s Key
- Prettykill Heather Todd 1987
- 1987, Steele Justice (uncredited)
- Katie Woodlawn as Harriet Woodlawn in 1989
- Andy Robinson in Full Exposure (1991)
- 1992, Stepfather 3 as Jennifer Ashley
- 1998, Beth in Kiss the Sky
TV Shows
- 1972 Bobby Jo and the Good Time Band Bobby JoTV Movie (pilot unsold)[1]
- 1972, The Partridge Family Princess Episode: “The Princess and the Partridge”.
- 1973, She’s Alive! Pam Rainey TV Movie
- 1974, The Healer, Ann Kilmer, TV movie
- 1974, Kung Fu Margit Kingsley McLean Season 3, Episode 1: “Blood of the Dragon: Part 1” Season 3, Episode 2: “Blood of the Dragon: Part 2”.
- 1975, Kim Owens episode of New Mom: “A Time to Mourn.”
- 1976–1977, The Salina Magee Family episode: “A Special Kind of Love”.
- Episode: “Such Sweet Sorrow”
- Episode: The Cradle Will Fall
- Episode: “Coming and Going”
- 1977, Terry Roberts Episode of “Police Story”: “Police Story”.
- 1977, SST: Death Flight, Anne Redding TV movie
- 1977, Nan Cousins episode of Westside Med: “The Sound of Sunshine.”
- 1977, Sister Maria of Kojak episode: “Sister Maria”.
- Sarah Blackmore in the 1977 episode of Visions: All I Can See From Where I Stand
- 1978, Loose Change, Tanya Berenson, TV miniseries
- 1979 Elvis and Priscilla Presley TV movie
- 1979 Ellie Pruitt, Mrs. R’s Daughter TV movie
- 1983, Caribbean Mysteries Molly Kendall TV Movie
- 1984 Billy Greer Phyllis’ Three Wishes TV Movie
- 1985 TV movie “The Keys of Rebecca Erin Fontana”
- 1985, The Twilight Zone Carol Shelton episode: “The Little Boy Who Lost”.
- In 1985, Alfred Hitchcock presents the Lena Trent episode: “The Last Escape.”
- 1986, Hammer House of Mystery and Suspense Cora Berlaine Episode: “Black Carrion.”
- 1986 TV movie “The Impact of Ann Talbot Simpson”
- 1986 Christmas Dove Melissa TV Movie
- 1987, Miranda episode of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy: “Claustrophobia”.
- 1988 Sunset Strip Manhunt TV Movie Officer Audrey David
- 1988, Blue Sky Anne Pfeiffer Cobb TV Series
- 1990, Unspeakable Acts Jackie Harrison TV Movie
- 1990 Murder, She Wrote Mara Brice episode: “If the Shoe Fits.”
- 1990, Children of the Night, Valerie TV Movie
- 1990, Trail of Honor, Marilyn TV Movie
- 1991 CBS Campus Holiday Special Barbara McBride episode: “But He Loves Me.”
- 1992 Iron Justice Gina Morelli TV movie
- 1992–1994 My Children TV series by Angelique Vonikova-Malik
- 1996 TV movie Nobody Will Tell Rita Thompson
- 1996, Humanoids from the Deep (Movie) Timmy’s Mom TV Movie
- 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210 Ms. Evans episode: “Law and Disorder.”
- 1998, Children of the Corn V: Land of Terror, Lily’s Mother Video
- 1999, Flipper Sarah Gorban episode: “Wreck of the Zephyr”.
Social Media
Season Hubley’s social media platforms are completely dormant, making it difficult for her fans to get to know her personal life.
Personal life
Season Hubley is married to Kurt Russell. They first met during the filming of a movie.
They also worked together in the movie Elvis. Kurt Russell is the son of the famous actor Bing Russell. The couple dated for a while until they decided to get married in 1979. Their marriage life was always difficult, but they separated after four years (1983).
During their marriage, Season Hubley and Kurt Russell had a son. They chose to name him Boston Oliver Grant Russell. His date of birth was February 16, 1980. He was born in Los Angeles, California, United States.
Both of his parents remarried, with his father, Kurt Rusell, marrying another actress named Goldie Hwan.
After the breakup, Season Hubley also decided to marry David Hayball (1992). However, two years later, this marriage also ended (1994).
Season Hubley currently lives in New York City. As a mother, she is very involved in her son’s education and acting career.
She leads a private life away from the paparazzi. She is currently believed to be single with no news of any developing relationship since her last marriage.
net worth
Although Season Hubley’s acting career has yet to be recognized with various films and award-winning entertainment shows, her name is highly revered when it comes to some pioneering and influential actresses.
She also hasn’t revealed any clues about Season Hubley’s current net worth. Some sources estimate her net worth to be around $4 million, and she also earns extra income from movies every year.
