Actor Chet Hanks revealed that he will never forget an intimate moment on the screen with his co-star “running point” Kate Hudson.
Chet and Hudson play in the comedy series Netflix as Travis Bugg and Isla Gordon, respectively, and shared an unexpected kiss in the third episode of the first season.
In addition to the kiss, Chet, the son of Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, also opened the way he learned from Hudson while working with her.
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Chet Hudson thinks about her kate Hudson kiss
Friday, Chet spoke to Toofab During the Icons Clarins event at the Los Angeles Academy Museum and shared details on his work experience with Hudson.
One of the things he talked about was the kicking of their characters. In this case, the character of Chet, Travis, read a situation with Isla d’Isla d’Hudson.
After Isla put her hands on her arm while enjoying him to have agreed to apologize to a sponsor, Travis thought that she was showing affection towards him and kissed him.
Isla was shocked by her gesture and quickly moved from Travis, falling from the stand as she did.
Chet was questioned on the kisses scene and described him as “the best moment of my life”.
He added laughing: “Why wouldn’t he be?”
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Chet shares what he learned by working with Kate Hudson
The 32 -year -old actor also said that it was a “joy” to be part of the “racing point” and revealed that Hudson had advised him several times on the set.
He described what he learned from her, saying, “I pay attention to her. Not so much to ask her questions, but simply by following his example. By following his example of how to make a show.”
Chet noted that this can be “a great responsibility” and “stressful” to be number one on the call sheet, but Hudson “never leaves it stressing”.
He added: “She is super fun. She is always super fun and outgoing and just a joy to be there. So, that alone, I think, you learn a lot, do you know?”
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Chet Hanks discusses the similarities between him and Travis Bugg
During the cat, Chet also shared how he was preparing to play his character, Travis Bugg, noting that they have a lot in common.
He also joked by saying that he did not have to do much to prepare for this role.
When he was asked how he entered the “area” to play Travis, Chet said: “I just got out of bed, I dressed, I got into my car and I got to work. That’s it.”
Another similarity that Chet shares with his character is their fight against drug addiction, while season 1 of “running point” ended with Travis sent in rehabilitation. However, Chet hopes Travis will be rehabilitation in season 2.
He shared his reflections on what the next season of the show will bring for Travis, saying: “You know what? I am sure that everything they offer will be very fun.”
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Chet also explained his family’s thoughts on the “racing point”, revealing that he looked at him with his parents. He added: “They loved it. They thought it was funny.”
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Chet rents her parents for their unshakable support
During an interview on “The Drew Barrymore Show“On March 18, the actor and the musician shared that he was” a hundred percent sober “for over three years.
Barrymore, who also adopted an alcohol -free lifestyle, noted to what extent the vital support for family and friends was on his trip.
“What I learned along the way is that the family, whether blood or it is, makes you feel shy and embarrassed when you don’t do the right things and the most proud when you are,” she said.
Chet accepted, expressing a deep gratitude for his parents. “I do not take it for granted. I am really, really grateful for my two parents,” he said.
He added: “I am at the age when I am really grateful to them. I really cherish the time I spent with them.”
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Chet Hanks to overcome dependence and embrace sobriety
Chet was opened on his difficulties with drug addiction, in particular attending rehabilitation and facing the relapses.
In an episode of August 2024 of “The Surreal Life”, he told a “three -day coke frenzy” which led to his decision to ask for help.
“I just knew, guy, if I don’t change my life in a drastic way, either I will not even be there or something bad, so bad, will happen that my life could as well be over,” he recalls by People magazine.
Now focused on his career in music and theater, Chet attributes to the sobriety of having made his success possible.
“It’s not at all difficult,” he said. “What is difficult is when you try to manage your life and you are not sober. When you get involved and decide and you stand, it is not even something with which you negotiate. It is just a non -negotiable. And life becomes extremely easy.”
