Kevin Costner opens up about tough times and being a single father

Kevin Costner's new film, the first part of "Horizon: An American Saga," is two hours and fifty-one minutes long. He co-wrote, produced, directed, and co-stars in this epic western set around the time of the American Civil War. Costner has been trying to get the film made for decades and is not concerned about its length deterring viewers with short attention spans. The film is part of a series of four planned movies, with the first chapter released on June 28 and the second on August 16. Costner hopes the project will prompt audiences to reflect on how the states came to be united. In a recent interview, Costner discussed his personal and professional life, including his divorce from ex Christine Baumgartner. He described himself as a "single father" and emphasized the importance of life lessons learned from movies. Despite the challenges he has faced, Costner expressed gratitude for his life and the opportunity to raise his children. He reflected on the complexities of divorce and the impact it has had on his family. Costner remains focused on his responsibilities as a father and appreciates the journey of watching his children grow and succeed. In a candid interview, he shared his thoughts on coping with life's difficulties and finding his identity both on screen and in real life. Costner's resilience and determination shine through as he navigates the complexities of personal relationships and professional endeavors.