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Kevin Costner denies allegations in a lawsuit by stunt performer Devyn LaBella, who claims she was forced to perform an unscripted violent rape scene without proper notice or consent on the set of Horizon: An American Saga. Costner describes the claims as false and aims to dismiss the suit, which seeks damages and improved safety protocols on future productions.
A stunt double for Kevin Costner's film 'Horizon: An American Saga' has sued him and the producers, claiming she was forced to participate in an unscripted and violent rape scene without prior notice or an intimacy coordinator, resulting in lasting trauma. Costner's lawyer dismissed the claims as meritless.
A stunt performer sued Kevin Costner and production companies, alleging she was forced to perform an unscripted and violent rape scene without proper protocols on the set of 'Horizon: An American Saga,' with Costner accused of directing the scene and violating SAG-AFTRA protocols. Costner's attorney denies the allegations, claiming the scene was explained and consented to.
Stunt performer Devyn LaBella has sued Kevin Costner over an unscripted, unsafe rape scene in the unreleased film Horizon: An American Saga, alleging violations of SAG-AFTRA rules and lack of consent, while Costner denies the allegations.
Kevin Costner has begun production on the third installment of his Western film series "Horizon: An American Saga" and shared a photo of his new pet puppy, Bobby, on set. The first part of the series will debut in theaters on June 28, with the second part following on August 16. Costner, who has a long-standing passion for the Western genre, co-wrote and directed the film, which highlights the significant contributions of women in the post-Civil War era.
Kevin Costner reminisced on Jimmy Kimmel Live about meeting Matt Damon and Ben Affleck as enthusiastic extras on the set of Field of Dreams. Damon fondly recalled the encounter, highlighting Costner's kindness. Costner also shared his emotional reaction to the standing ovation at the Cannes premiere of his film Horizon: An American Saga Chapter 1, which releases on June 28, with Chapter 2 following on August 16.
Kevin Costner attended the Cannes Film Festival with five of his children to promote his new western "Horizon: An American Saga." Despite his hopes for family bonding, his kids quickly found their own activities. Costner, who self-financed part of the film, received a standing ovation at the premiere and shared that his son Hayes has a small but impactful role in the movie.
Kevin Costner attended the Cannes Film Festival with five of his children to promote his new western film "Horizon: An American Saga." Despite his hopes for family bonding, his kids quickly found their own activities. Costner, who self-financed part of the film, received a nearly 10-minute standing ovation at the premiere. He also revealed that his son Hayes has a small but impactful role in the movie.
Actor Kevin Costner mortgaged his California property to self-finance his $100 million passion project, "Horizon: An American Saga," and doesn't regret the decision, emphasizing the importance of seeing his project come to life over financial concerns. The first installment is set to premiere at the 76th annual Cannes Film Festival, with plans for subsequent releases. Costner personally raised about $50 million for the film's budget and deferred his fees to make the movies a reality.
Kevin Costner denied crying during an 11-minute standing ovation for his new movie, "Horizon: An American Saga," at the Cannes Film Festival, attributing his emotional reaction to feeling moved and reflecting on his life. He revealed that he partly self-financed the over $100 million Western feature and expressed his unwavering belief in the movie experience. Costner's new multi-film project will be released in two parts this summer, with the first installment hitting theaters on June 28.
Kevin Costner expressed his desire to return for the final season of "Yellowstone" but emphasized the need to feel comfortable with the situation. The series' future has been uncertain due to production delays and behind-the-scenes issues. Meanwhile, Costner is promoting his new movie, "Horizon: An American Saga," and shared his excitement about working on the Western epic, which also features his 15-year-old son making his acting debut.
Kevin Costner expresses his desire to return for the final episodes of Yellowstone to finish off his character John Dutton, but negotiations with the show's creators have been turbulent. Costner hopes to approve his character's fate in the show, but it remains uncertain if a deal will be struck in time for filming. Meanwhile, he is promoting his upcoming film Horizon: An American Saga, set to premiere at Cannes, and Warner Bros. is set to release the first of the two Horizon films in June.
Kevin Costner discusses his son Hayes' acting debut in "Horizon: An American Saga," a project that has been more than three decades in the making. The film, set in the pre-and-post-American Civil War period, will be released in two parts, with Costner acting in, directing, and producing the ambitious project. Costner also opens up about the upcoming fifth and final season of "Yellowstone," expressing his hope to possibly return to the show in the future.
Kevin Costner debuts footage of his ambitious two-part Western film "Horizon: An American Saga" at CinemaCon, partially financed by himself and set to premiere this summer. Costner stars in, directs, produces, and co-writes the films, which take place on America's Western frontier over 15 years and feature a star-studded cast. Despite facing challenges in getting the film off the ground, Costner remains persistent and hopeful for its success, even as it may have led to his departure from the hit series "Yellowstone."
Kevin Costner is excited for the debut of his four-part epic "Horizon: An American Saga" at the Cannes Film Festival in May, marking his return to the festival after 20 years. The post-Civil War drama, which he directed and co-wrote, comes with personal risks as he funded it himself. Costner expressed gratitude for being able to make the films and shared his joy for working on the project, which has been on his heart for nearly two decades. The first part of the Western saga will debut in theaters on June 28, with the second part following 49 days later.