Kevin Costner He has been one of the most recognized figures in the film industry for decades, but among his many roles, one stands out for the controversy that accompanied him. Is about Jonathan Kent, the father of Clark Kent/Superman in Zack Snyder’s ‘Man of Steel’, and his death is considered one of the most unnecessary and stupid in the history of cinema. Recently and on the occasion of his new film, ‘Horizon: An American Saga’, Costner was interviewed by CinemaBlend, where he was asked about his death in the Superman film.
Costner was quick to share his reaction: “It’s my luck to be in a superhero movie and be the only normal person. I was like, ‘Really? I can’t fly? And I can’t walk through a wall? Maybe I should have read this more carefully. I’m a farmer…’ So I looked at him and I was like, ‘Okay, I can be that. ’” I thought it was rooted in doubt, but there was no mistaking it. He raises his hand and says to his son, “Stay there.”
Kevin Costner’s big moment
The American actor has stood out in recent times thanks to ‘Yellowstone‘, the western series that has been a hit in the United States and has multiple spin-offs. His big film project made him abandon the series, and the first part has recently been released in cinemas.
Kevin Costner’s latest film is ‘Horizon: An American Saga’, a western that Meristation’s review highlights as being understandable after watching the four films it will consist of, but “this first part has no special value on its own. It aspired to be the definitive western and for now, the disease of contemporary series has ended up tying it down”:
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