Kate Hudson Knows It’s A ‘Bad Call’ She Turned Down This Iconic Role
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“I should’ve made it happen, and I didn’t,” the actor admitted.
Kate Hudson is still thinking about the role that got away.
The actor admitted that she regrets turning down one of the most iconic films of the 2000s: “The Devil Wears Prada.”
“That was a bad call,” Hudson said during an interview on Capital FM’s “Capital Breakfast” radio show, with a slight grimace on her face, as the host let out a shocked “Ohhhh!”
“It was like, a timing thing,” she said, adding, “I should’ve made it happen, and I didn’t.”
“That was one where when I saw it I was like, ‘Ugh,’” she said, adding that not being able to take the role “just sucked.”
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