Kevin Bacon dances with wife Kyra Sedgwick to celebrate 67th birthday

Everyone cut footloose!

This is exactly what Kevin Bacon did Tuesday to celebrate his special day. Accompanied by his wife Kyra Sedgwick, the 1984 film star Free fromshowed some of his movements in a clip, which proclaimed that he “sparkled in 67”, which he shared on social networks.

Bacon subtitled it, “a short birthday shimmy”.

Bacon is perhaps better known (people of a certain age, anyway) for its role in the 1984s Free from As Ren McCormack, a teenager sent to live with parents in a small town after the death of his father. He finds his new life difficult to adapt, especially because adolescents there are not allowed to dance, which is one of his talents. He and his friends then decided to change things.

Actor Justin Long and singer Jennifer Nettles were only two of the more than 46,000 people who sent wishes to the actor who appeared in so many projects that “six degrees of Kevin Bacon” is a real game that people play.

Sedgwick has shared her own tribute to her husband for over 36 years, alongside a couple’s video posing so as not to be good.

“Told Kevin that I had a surprise for his birthday … Don’t think that is what he had in mind,” wrote the actress. “Happy birthday @Kevinbacon, thank you for being my partner forever in crime!”

Bacon and Sedgwick are also partners – Dance Partners, that is to say – in their new film, The best you canWho made his debut last month at the Tribeca Film Festival. It is the couple’s first film in 20 years.

Although Bacon has already said that he was not always ready to dance on command, especially during weddings, he was happy to do it with Sedgwick in their new film. The writer-director Michael J. Weithorn told EW that his main “required no Amadou” to go out on the dance floor.

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“It was part of the whole story as it was written, that they go to this marriage, plant it and try to coax it to do it and encourage it in this way,” said Weithorn. “It takes a minute to understand exactly what the dance is, then they go from the shot to a free dance dance, and so on.”

We will take bacon dancing as it does.