Where is Kurt Russell’s ex-wife Season Hubley Now? Her Wiki: Son, Net Worth Today, Dating, Husband

-Season Hubley is a prominent actress born in 1951 in New York City
-She is the daughter of Grant Shelby Hubley and Julia Kaul Paine, and has two siblings
-Her career began in 1972 and she became known for roles such as Priscilla Presley in “Elvis” (1979) and Niki in “Hardcore” (1979)
-She was previously married to Kurt Russell and David Hayball
-She is estimated to have a net worth of $10 million and is currently living in New York City.



Known for movies

All My Children (1992)
as Angelique Voynitzheva Marick

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

Hardcore (1979)
as Niki

Vice Squad (1982)
as Princess



Where is Kurt Russell’s ex-wife Season Hubley Now?

Born Susan Hubley on the 14^th March 1951, in New York City, USA, she is a prominent actress, known for such roles as Priscilla Presley in the film “Elvis” (1979), Niki in the thriller drama film “Hardcore” (1979), and as Princess in the action crime-drama film “Vice Squad” (1982), among other roles. However, she is possibly best known to the wider public as the ex-wife of the famous actor Kurt Russell.

Early Life, Family, and Education

Daughter of the famous writer and entrepreneur Grant Shelby Hubley, and Julia Kaul Paine, she has two siblings, a brother Whip Hubley, an actor as well, and a sister, Sally Hubley. Unfortunately, precise information about her education has been omitted from media sources, but according to statements, Season earned a degree in acting.

Career Beginnings

Growing up in a family turned towards performing arts, Season fell in love with acting, and as early as 1972 made her debut, playing Bobby Jo in the television film “Bobby Jo and the Good Time Band”. Her next part came the same year as Princess Jennie in the TV series “The Partridge Family”, while in 1973 she played Roonie Gill in the film “Lolly-Madonna XXX”, starring Rod Steiger, Robert Ryan and Jeff Bridges. In 1974 Season got her first co-starring role, as Desdemona in the drama musical “Catch My Soul”, next to Richie Havens and Lance LeGault, but unfortunately the film was a major flop. Her career suffered a great deal in the next several years, but bounced back with a tremendous portrayal of Priscilla Presley in the biopic “Elvis” (1979), in which her then future husband starred as Elvis. The film earned a Golden Globe nomination, and another three award nominations. The same year, Season also starred in the thriller drama film “Hardcore”, directed by Paul Schrader, and co-starring George C. Scott and Peter Boyle.

Rise to Prominence

After these couple of successful appearances, Season appeared again next to Kurt Russell, this time in the sci-fi action cult film written and directed by John Carpenter, “Escape from New York”, followed by another cult film “Vice Squad”, which launched her to stardom. Alongside Gary Swanson and Wings Hauser, Season became a star of the film, garnering rave reviews for their performances. Two years later, Season featured in the television film “The Three Wishes of Bully Grier”, with Ralph Macchio, Betty Buckley and Hal Holbrook as the stars. Another two years and Season was again on the roll, with the lead role in the television drama film “Under the Influence”, co-starring Andy Griffith and Paul Provenza, and she also appeared in another successful television drama film – “Christmas Eve” – which featured Loretta Young, Arthur Hill and Ron Leibman in the lead roles. Before the magnificent ‘80s for Season ended, she had another starring role in the rather successful film, “Shakedown on the Sunset Strip”, next to Perry King, and Joan Van Ark.

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Career Decline

With the start of the ‘90s, Hubley’s career started to decline, though she still managed to shake things up with such roles as Angelique Voynitzheva Marick in the soap opera “All My Children” (1992), then as Rita Thompson in the television crime-drama film “No One Would Tell” in 1996, and a minor role in the fifth installment of the classic horror film “Children of the Corn”, entitled “Children of the Corn V: Fields of Terror” (1998). She called quits after portraying Sarah Gordon in the TV drama series “Flipper” in 1999.

A Successful Actress, Season Hubley How Rich is She in 2018?

Season’s career lasted over 25 years, which was enough for her to appear in 50 film and TV titles. She had a number of prominent roles, which increased her net worth to a large degree. So, let’s just see how rich she is as of mid- 2018. According to authoritative sources, it has been estimated that Season Hubley’s net worth is as high as $10 million.

Married to a Film Star

She and Kurt Russell met in 1979 during the shooting of “Elvis”, in which the two were husband and wife; they fell in love and married on the 17th March, and welcomed their first son in 1980, Boston Oliver Grant Russell. Unfortunately, their love was of short wicker, and after four years together, the couple divorced.

Second Marriage and Divorce

In 1992 it was revealed that Season married David Hayball, a cameraman, best known to the world for his work on the film “Kill Me Again” (1989), and on the TV series “The Shield” (2002-2008), but the couple was married for two years before their divorce was announced.

So, What Happened to Season since Retirement

Following the end of her career, Season withdrew from the media and is now enjoying single life in New York City. There isn’t much info about her most intimate details, as she isn’t open about her life since retiring., especially ad she isn’t a user of social media platforms.

General Info

Full Name	Season Hubley
Date Of Birth	March 14, 1951
Place Of Birth	New York City, New York, United States
Height	1.65 m
Profession	Actor, Singer
Nationality	American

Family

Spouse	David Hayball, Kurt Russell
Children	Boston Russell
Parents	Grant Shelby Hubley, Julia Kaul Paine
Siblings	Whip Hubley, Sally Hubley

Accomplishments

Movies	Escape from New York, Hardcore, Vice Squad, Elvis, Lolly-Madonna XXX, Catch My Soul, Stepfather III, Child in the Night, A Caribbean Mystery, Children of the Corn V: Fields of Terror, No One Would Tell, Unspeakable Acts, Caddie Woodlawn, The Key to Rebecca, SST: Death Flight, Kiss the Sky, The Three…
TV Shows	Family, Love of Life, Blue Skies

Social profile links

Facts

Pictures

Movies

Actress

Title	Year	Status	Character
Flipper	1999	TV Series	Sarah Gorban
Kiss the Sky	1998		Beth
Children of the Corn V: Fields of Terror	1998	Video	Lilly’s Mother
Beverly Hills, 90210	1998	TV Series	Ms. Evans
Humanoids from the Deep	1996	TV Movie	Timmys Mother
No One Would Tell	1996	TV Movie	Rita Thompson
South of Sunset	1993	TV Series
All My Children	1992	TV Series	Angelique Voynitzheva Marick
Stepfather III	1992	TV Movie	Jennifer Ashley
Steel Justice	1992	TV Movie	Gina Morelli
Total Exposure	1991		Andi Robinson
CBS Schoolbreak Special	1991	TV Series	Barbara McBride
Vestige of Honor	1990	TV Movie	Marilyn
Child in the Night	1990	TV Movie	Valerie
Murder, She Wrote	1990	TV Series	Marla Bryce
Unspeakable Acts	1990	TV Movie	Jackie Harrison
Caddie Woodlawn	1989		Harriet Woodlawn
Blue Skies	1988	TV Series	Annie Pfeiffer Cobb
Shakedown on the Sunset Strip	1988	TV Movie	Officer Audre Davis
The Hitchhiker	1987	TV Series	Miranda
Steele Justice	1987	uncredited
Tomorrow’s 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 Series	Lena Trent
The Twilight Zone	1985	TV Series	Carol Shelton (segment “Little Boy Lost”)
The Key to Rebecca	1985	TV Movie	Elene Fontana
The Three Wishes of Billy Grier	1984	TV Movie	Phyllis
London and Davis in New York	1984	TV Movie	Claudia London
Fox Mystery Theater	1984	TV Series	Cora Berlaine
A Caribbean Mystery	1983	TV Movie	Molly Kendall (as Season Húbley)
Vice Squad	1982		Princess
Escape from New York	1981		Girl in Chock Full O’Nuts
Mrs. R’s Daughter	1979	TV Movie	Ellie Pruitt
Hardcore	1979		Niki
Elvis	1979/I	TV Movie	Priscilla Presley
Loose Change	1978	TV Mini-Series	Tanya Berenson
Visions	1977	TV Series	Sara Blakemore
Family	1976-1977	TV Series	Salina Magee
Kojak	1977	TV Series	Sister Maria
Westside Medical	1977	TV Series	Nan Cousins
SST: Death Flight	1977	TV Movie	Anne Redding
Starsky and Hutch	1977	TV Series	Terry Roberts
Good Heavens	1976	TV Series	Nancy
The Rookies	1975	TV Series	Kim Owens
Kung Fu	1974	TV Series	Margit Kingsley McLean
The Healers	1974	TV Movie	Ann Kilmer
Catch My Soul	1974		Desdemona
She Lives!	1973	TV Movie	Pam Rainey
Lolly-Madonna XXX	1973		Roonie Gill
The Partridge Family	1972	TV Series	The Princess Jennie
Bobby Jo and the Good Time Band	1972	TV Movie	Bobby Jo

Soundtrack

Title	Year	Status	Character
Kojak	1977	TV Series performer – 1 episode

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
E! True Hollywood Story	2000	TV Series documentary	Herself
The Moviemakers	1973	Documentary short	Herself

Source: IMDb, Wikipedia