Amy Schumer Goldie Hawn Boast Funny Parody: Impressive Dance Moves of Beyonce’s ‘Formation’

Satirical actresses Amy Schumer and Goldie Hawn danced their downtime away as they did a parody video of Beyonce's "Get in Formation." Together with co-stars Wanda Sykes and Joan Cusack, they showed off their impressive dance moves with their wrecked look in a video exclusively via Tidal on Friday, October 21.

According to Entertainment Online Schumer tweeted:

When on an island with @goldiehawn @iamwandasykes & Joan Cusack… you listen to @beyonce and get in formation https://t.co/N9RFuI2Tya

— Amy Schumer (@amyschumer) October 21, 2016

Amy Schumer and Goldie Hawn filmed in Hawaii their new comedy "Mother/Daughter." The action-adventure mother-daughter-on-a-vacation-gone-wrong movie is set to be released in 2017. In her earlier interviews, Hawn said that the plot details have not been revealed until it got close to production, but the Oscar-winning actress expressed that the movie is going to be a blast. It is Hawn's much awaited return on the big screen since "Banger Sisters" 15 years ago.

In another interview, the 70-year old comedian shared on ITV's "Loose Women" three weeks ago, that she was charmed by Schumer's persistence. The legendary actress said that Schumer is so adorable and she thought she'd be a good mom for this versatile woman. Hawn also revealed that she did not read the script until a year after.

In a separate interview with Schumer by the Los Angeles Times, she recalled that the first time she ever met Hawn was when they were on an airplane a couple of years ago. She told Hawn that she really wanted to make a movie with her. Hawn just okayed to her.

The stand-up comedian, together with her sister Kim Caramele, and Katie Dippold wrote the script with their director Jonathan Levine. Amy also wrote the hilarious book "The Girl with a Lower Back Tattoo," which J.K. Rowling tweeted: "the most I've ever laughed out loud at a book."

.@amyschumer This is the most I've ever laughed out loud at a book. pic.twitter.com/2RCQJdKn5e — J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) October 22, 2016

Schumer also uploaded this video on YouTube. So who run the world?