How Kevin Costner Really Feels About Horizon: Chapter 2 Changeup

This is not Kevin CostnerFirst rodeo.

before Field of Dreams Released in 1989, Vanity Fair One of the film’s stars predicted that the film would “probably disappear quickly” because it was “oddly literary and undramatic”.

You could try telling that to the millions of people who have since made the pilgrimage to the cornfield in Dyersville, Iowa, where Ray Kinsella was advised that “if you build it they will come,” but they might think you’re talking crazy.

“It was so dismissive, that Field of Dreams “It will fade away instantly,” Costner said in an exclusive interview with E! News. “And we still celebrate it. Men and women, sons and daughters, it has endured through the decades, and now generations — and that’s the way I try to make movies. That’s what I see for Horizon“.”

Costner is known for his ability to make bold decisions, some of which end up being unexpected (his directorial debut is three hours long). Dances with wolves It won seven Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director, while some of the other films were straight-to-the-glove shorts.