Episode · The Megyn Kelly Show · 2026-07-26
Books mentioned on Goldie Hawn and Jordan Belfort - Megyn Kelly's "Double Feature" of Fascinating Interviews
Megyn Kelly brings you two of the most fascinating interviews from the Megyn Kelly Show archives in this Sunday "Double Feature" episode, with acting legend Goldie Hawn, and "The Wolf of Wall Street" inspiration Jordan Belfort. Follow The Megyn Kelly Show on all social platforms: YouTube: https://www.
Megyn Kelly discussed Bombshell by Liza Wieland, Cactus Flower Facts by Yves Earhart and others, Wildcats: Black with White Lettering Wildcats Notebook: Blank Lined Notebook, Journal, Diary, Note Pad, Writing Notes: 120 Pages by Feathered Friends Publishing, Saving Private Benjamin by Cynthia Willow and others, Overboard by Elizabeth Fama, and The Wolf of Wall Street by Jordan Belfort. Goldie Hawn discussed Protocols by Andrew Huberman and The First Wives Club by Olivia Goldsmith.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Bombshell
Bombshell is a film and cultural touchstone that dramatizes the explosive sexual harassment scandals at Fox News involving prominent executives like Roger Ailes.
Discussed“That scene that you describe is straight out of the movie Bombshell, though I know it I I mean, I heard it from you long before that. I realized that that's not where it came from. They they must have stolen it from you. It's almost identical.”
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Protocols
Protocols by Andrew Huberman is a comprehensive guide and operating manual for the human body designed to optimize physical health, performance, and well-being.
Discussed“Someone who basically blows up Washington and the lies and comes up and speaks in front of the Senate. I like to make movies that actually mattered.”
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Wildcats: Black with White Lettering Wildcats Notebook: Blank Lined Notebook, Journal, Diary, Note Pad, Writing Notes: 120 Pages
Discussed“Wildcats, uh, loved it, of course, that's the you and the football team.”
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Saving Private Benjamin
Discussed“And uh Private Benjamin was like, "My mother fell in love with you before I fell in love with you. You she used to run around the house quoting you and Private Benjamin, I want to go out to lunch.”
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The First Wives Club
Discussed“including First Wives Club. We all took a a less money, certain amount of money because they were scared that women a certain age and we weren't even that old then, but women of a certain age couldn't bring in, you know, box office dollars. And we went out and made this movie and it was a huge hit.”
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Overboard
Discussed“1987, I just learned in preparing for this interview, it was based on a real story.”
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The Wolf of Wall Street
The Wolf of Wall Street by Jordan Belfort is a memoir detailing the author's wild career, excessive lifestyle, and ultimate legal downfall as a stockbroker who engaged in financial fraud and market manipulation.
Discussed“He would later write a New York Times best-selling book, The Wolf of Wall Street, and soon Hollywood would come knocking and A-list actors would launch a bidding war for the movie rights.”
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Other mentions in this episode (7) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
“It's like The Godfather Overboard.”
“Willy Wonka.”
“First Wives Club, Everyone Says I Love You. That was the Woody Allen film. 1996, same year.”
“Like Moonruck, that was an amazing film. I think it may have come out that year.”
“back in 2016, I actually wrote a book called Settle for More.”
“He was being interviewed is after Avatar came out and now he had like two out of the three multi-billion dollar blockbusters and I think I think his name Larry King was forgot who it was rest in peace.”
“I was watching Crash with my wife Paul Haggus film. Great film.”