‘Horizon’: Kevin Costner’s new film plan revealed, he will direct the western again

According to media reports, famous actor Kevin Costner will once again direct a western called “Horizon”.

This is the director’s director since 2003’s “Open Range”. In addition, he will play the male lead in the film.

The story of “Horizon” takes place during the American Civil War and tells the story of the Americans’ western expansion movement.

The story will take place among a group of pioneers who travel across the United States, avoiding war and various dangers, hoping to find a better life and habitat.

It is understood that the story of “Horizon” will span 15 years and is an out-and-out western epic.

And this is also Costner’s fourth directorial work. His first three films, “Dances with Wolves”, “The Postman” and “Open Range”, are almost all Westerns.

Among them, “The Postman” is a sci-fi film on the surface, but the story setting and character arrangement of the film are no different from Western films.

In 1990, Kevin Costner first served as director and producer, filming the epic “Dances with Wolves”, and played the leading role.

The film shows Kevin’s extraordinary generosity. Dances with Wolves was nominated for a total of twelve Academy Awards and won seven.

Kevin Costner won the Best Director Award for his first directorial debut, but his acting has also won unanimous praise.

Currently, “Horizon” is tentatively scheduled to start filming in Utah on August 29. The press hoped it would be a film comparable to Dances with Wolves.