Kevin Costner, the renowned actor and director, made a rare public appearance with five of his seven children at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival. The event marked the promotion of Costner's latest project,
Kevin Costner Makes Rare Appearance with Five Children at Cannes Film Festival for New Project Promotion
Cannes, France, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France FranceCostner's latest project was promoted at the event
Kevin Costner appeared at Cannes Film Festival with five of his seven children
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Kevin Costner makes rare appearance with five of his kids at Cannes Film Festival
PageSix News Riley Cardoza Monday, 20 May 2024 11:13Unique Points
- Kevin Costner attended the Cannes Film Festival with five of his seven children: Annie, Lily, Cayden, Hayes and Grace.
- Costner shared that he is investing around $100 million of his own money into the Horizon saga and will continue shooting Chapter Three.
- Costner had his first big break in acting in 1983’s The Big Chill but all his scenes were cut.
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Kevin Costner Talks Diversity in Western ‘Horizon,’ Promises to Keep Shooting Part 3 “as Far as My Money Takes Me”
The Hollywood Reporter Scott Roxborough Monday, 20 May 2024 11:20Unique Points
- Kevin Costner defended his depiction of diversity in his latest film 'Horizon: An American Saga',
- Costner aims to show Native and minority characters as well-rounded people in the film.
- Some critics have taken issue with Costner’s depiction of Indigenous characters in the film.
- Costner admitted he’ll ‘probably fail and succeed at every turn’ in depicting Native characters.
- Costner finished production on his second Horizon movie, with the first film set to be released on June 28.
- Costner started production on Chapter Three before shutting down to come to Cannes for the premiere of Part One.
- Costner is investing around $100 million of his own money into the Horizon saga and will continue shooting Chapter Three.
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The article contains a few informal fallacies and an example of a dichotomous depiction. Kevin Costner argues that he aims to portray Native and minority characters as well-rounded people in his film Horizon. However, some critics have taken issue with the initial depiction of Indigenous characters as dangerous and threatening, which is later shown to be a response to the occupation of their ancestral lands. This demonstrates an informal dichotomous depiction fallacy where the characters are initially presented as one-dimensional before being revealed as more complex. Additionally, Costner's statement about trying to make Native people look like people and not stereotypes could be interpreted as a subtle appeal to authority, implying that he has some expertise on portraying Native characters due to his past success with Dances With Wolves. There are no formal fallacies present in the article.- Some critics, including at The Hollywood Reporter, have taken issue with Costner’s depiction of Indigenous characters in the film...
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The author, Scott Roxborough, expresses a clear bias towards the perspective of Kevin Costner and his intentions in portraying diversity in his film 'Horizon: An American Saga'. He repeatedly emphasizes Costner's efforts to depict Native American, Black and Asian characters as 'well-rounded people', while acknowledging that he may fail. The author also defends Costner against criticism of the initial portrayal of Indigenous characters in the film as dangerous and threatening, attributing it to the perspective of settlers. Furthermore, Roxborough quotes Costner extensively, allowing him to explain his intentions and perspective directly.- Costner admitted that he’ll ‘probably fail and succeed at every turn’ in his efforts to depict Native characters...
- Costner also used the Cannes trip to pass that hat, saying he ‘knocked on every boat in Cannes’ to try and get the floating 1 percent to get their checkbooks out and bankroll the final two Horizon films.
- Kevin Costner defended his depiction of the old West in his latest film...
- The difference was the [Native] people that he ran up against I tried to make look like people [not stereotypes]. I couldn’t be the person that ‘sets the record straight’ for Native Americans or for African Americans or for anybody. I just tried to make it as real as I could...
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Kevin Costner on Leaving Yellowstone and Betting $38 Million on Horizon
GQ Magazine Zach Baron, Monday, 20 May 2024 11:55Unique Points
- Kevin Costner had his first big break in acting in 1983’s The Big Chill but all his scenes were cut.
- Costner insisted on auditioning for the role in Ron Shelton’s Bull Durham in 1988 despite already being cast.
- Costner produced, directed, and acted in Dances With Wolves after turning down a bigger offer for The Hunt for Red October.
- Dances With Wolves was nominated for 12 Academy Awards and won seven including best picture and best director in 1990.
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- Costner attended the Cannes Film Festival with five of his seven children: Annie, Lily, Cayden, Hayes and Grace.
- Costner defended his depiction of diversity in his latest film Horizon: An American Saga,
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