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Kevin Costner reveals how faith shaped narrative of ‘Horizon,’ says ‘church has always been part of my life’

The Christian Post: Filmed in Moab, Utah, and set against the tumultuous backdrop of the Civil War from 1861 to 1865, “Horizon” captures the intense emotional landscape of a nation divided, viewed through the interconnected lives of families, friends and adversaries striving to define what it means to be the United States of America. It’s a passion project for Costner, who has been working on the franchise since the ‘80s and even invested $38 million of his own money into it. The actor told CP that the prolonged creation process required a steadfast belief that the film would come to fruition in its own time.

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153261_w_700_463 — Photo from The Christian Post. While creating "Horizon: An American Saga," a sweeping Western epic exploring America's frontier history, director Kevin Costner was keenly aware that he couldn't depict the settlers' stories without highlighting the crucial role faith played in their often-tumultuous journeys. ”Faith is what guided people out there to the unknown,” the 69-year-old Oscar-winning actor and director told The Christian Post. “They just leaned on it. There was this promise, but the promise was not enough. You had to go on faith. And people brought the religion with them west.” “I grew up a Baptist and church has always been a part of my life, my grandmother. the whole thing, so I don't mind it bleeding into a movie,” the actor said. “I don't force it in. But when I think about why people went west, when they said goodbye to people back east, they never saw them again, there was some kind of trust that people needed to lean on, because they were often times in situations where they didn't even know what they were doing. They were out of control, they needed faith.”

My all-time favorite Kevin Costner movie is ‘Field of Dreams’ Glory! I love America history…..I look forward to seeing his new movie!

The Christian Post

By Leah MarieAnn Klett, Assistant Editor

While creating “Horizon: An American Saga,” a sweeping Western epic exploring America’s frontier history, director Kevin Costner was keenly aware that he couldn’t depict the settlers’ stories without highlighting the crucial role faith played in their often-tumultuous journeys.

”Faith is what guided people out there to the unknown,” the 69-year-old Oscar-winning actor and director told The Christian Post. “They just leaned on it. There was this promise, but the promise was not enough. You had to go on faith. And people brought the religion with them west.”

“I grew up a Baptist and church has always been a part of my life, my grandmother. the whole thing, so I don’t mind it bleeding into a movie,” the actor said. “I don’t force it in. But…The Rest of The Story Here

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